The holidays are finally here, and we can't decide what we're more excited for: the opportunity to spend some much-needed time with loved ones, or the stylish gifts we imagine they'll bestow upon us. (Just kidding! It's the former.) We checked in with some of our favorite designers, stylists and other fashion insiders to find out what they're coveting, both material and spiritual. Their answers just might surprise you!
Tory Burch, Designer
"Paddleboard lessons, Urbanears Plattan headphones, holistic massage from the Peninsula Spa by ESPA, subscription to The World of Interiors." (Getty)
Rachel Roy, Designer
"Holiday relaxation and pampering. I love to receive books that bless me with light, or gift certificates to spas to help relax the soul. My current favorite is the spa at the Plaza hotel!" (Getty)
Simon Doonan, Barneys Creative Ambassador and author of "Gay Men Don't Get Fat"
"My holiday wish-list is simple and humble. I want a white monogrammed Goyard trunk to stick at the end of the bed. I will die if I don't get a new Moncler puffer. The old one is getting decidedly ratty and the stuffing is coming out. I want a vat of Gypsy Water perfume from Byredo. Three dozen stripey colored Paul Smith socks. A Comme Des Garcons zippered wallet in bright green. A Balenciaga leash for my pooch." (Getty)
Alexis Bittar, Jewelry Designer
"My wish is to record an album of all of my favorite holiday hit songs. And another puppy. And a new body." (Getty)
Alexis Maybank and Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, Founders & Chief Merchandising Officers, Gilt.com
Alexis: "Candles from Jo Malone, Michael Aram Picture Frames, Di Modolo Favola piece (any!)." Alexandra: "Lucchese Classic Cowboy boots, Lanvin wedges and a Get Uncommon iphone case." (Getty)
Anna Sui, Designer
"A Niki de Saint Phalle inflatable toy snake. I used to have one, and now I'm obsessed with finding another." (Getty)
Brad Goreski, Celebrity Stylist
"The No-Limit Christian Louboutin high-top sneaker. It has everything on it--spikes, sequins, suede, pattern, metallic. It's my fantasy sneaker." (Getty)
Jeffrey Costello & Robert Tagliapietra, Designers
"We got married this year after 17 years of living our lives together. We got our wish already!" (Nick Heavican)
Cynthia Rowley, Designer
"Every year I ask my husband to write me a poem. Maybe this will be my lucky year!" (Getty)
Doo.Ri Chung, Designer
"The best thing I could possibly receive this Christmas is to spend time with my family -- this year has been a roller-coaster! That....and a new white iPad wouldn't hurt either!" (Getty)
June Ambrose, Celebrity Stylist
"Some quiet time at St. Regis in Bora Bora, a Kelly Hermès Birkin, Isabel Marant sneakers." (Getty)
Loren Ridinger, HSN Jewelry Designer and Entrepreneur
All I want is to enjoy and share a beautiful day with friends and family. Though, if I had to create a Christmas wish list this is what I would include: picture frames and photos from memorable moments of 2011, inspirational books and coffee table books ("The Happiness Project," "Thinking Fast and Slow," "Gucci The Making Of," "Alexander McQueen Savage Beauty," "Jimmy Choo by Tamara Mellon," "Marilyn Monroe"), a small compact mirror with Swarovski crystals, Splendid sweat pants and tops, donations to my favorite charities (Make a Wish Foundation, Rally for Kids,American Heart Association) and a spa date with my husband, JR. (Getty)
Theresa Bruno, Jewelry Designer
"Time with my children, lots of laughter with friends and family, the new Proenza Tangerine Satchel. Sorry, I try not to be materialistic, but shoes, bags and jewelry chase me!"
Ted Gibson, Celebrity Hairstylist
"A pair of new sunglasses, a Cartier love ring in rose gold and to spend time with my family and eat lots of really good food!" (Getty)
Kristofer Buckle, Makeup Artist for "The X Factor"
"Dr. Brandt's microdermabration in a jar (keeps my skin smooth and fresh), Decleor Ylang Ylang night balm (it's the most luxurious rich emolient balm that balances skin and heals, and Laura Mercier creme smooth foundation (a small amount covers so well, but looks so natural)."
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