Sofia Richie Grainge’s Holiday Gift Guide

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Sofia Richie Grainge is everybody’s girl crush. And if not, she should be. Over the past few years, the 25-year-old model and influencer has proved to be poised and polished with a refined sense of taste that you might not expect of a twentysomething. Case in point: her stunning wedding to now-husband Elliot Grainge in the South of France last spring. Indeed, Lionel Richie’s youngest daughter is a sophisticated woman. This holiday season, she’s partnered with an equally classy brand, David Yurman. Here, find some of Grainge’s favorite gifts—including something from her new collab with Swedish label Djerf Avenue—plus her best advice on shopping for presents.

Go-To Stocking Stuffer

“My go-to is fuzzy socks or chocolates!”

Amazon Pick

“The Hatch Restore is amazing and on Amazon.”

Under $50

“I always think a candle or coffee table book is a lovely gift for anybody’s home!”

Crowd-Pleaser

“I’m obsessed with David Yurman’s Sculpted Cable bangle bracelets. They’re lightweight, timeless, and can be dressed up or down, which makes them the perfect gift for everyone on my list. You can always catch me wearing a couple of them stacked at a time, no matter what time of day it is.”

Holiday Gifting Tip

“Get a practical gift! It feels so much better receiving a gift you will actually use, like the person really thought about you when picking it out. A cozy robe or a festive pajama set for your friend who loves the holidays is a great option!”

Practical Present

“For your friend who is always on the move, I would consider an AirTag or a phone charging case. Gift giving during the holidays can be stressful, but it’s really just a display of love and attention to friends and family—this might be cliché, but it’s the thought that counts.”

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