10 Last-Minute Holiday Gifts Our Style Editors Are Shopping Before It’s Too Late

Naturepedic just launched organic sheets, and the brand carries all the options depending on preference: percale, sateen, linen, and supima. I’m partial to crisp cotton, so the percale in sage is on my list. To score these sheets ASAP so you can put them under the tree, use the brand’s store locator to find a Naturepedic brick-and-mortar (or authorized retailer) near you.

Bella makes some of the best appliances for small spaces, and they’re easy on the wallet, too. That said, they don’t skimp on quality. I’ve had this 4-quart slim air fryer for a few months now, and it’s super-easy to use and compact enough to leave out on my counters without cluttering them. If you’re in a household of three or fewer people, this is all you need to get the job done in the air fryer department. I’m buying one for my dad on Amazon Prime, but they’re also potentially available for store pickup at your local Target, Macy’s, Walmart, or JCPenney.

I don’t know if Williams Sonoma's Peppermint Bark truly is “the original,” but it sure tastes like it. You can always find a box at your local store, and it’s a great host or party gift that you know won’t go to waste.

If you’re looking for a stocking stuffer for just about anyone on your list, I highly recommend buying a bunch of travel-size packages of Well-Kept’s Screen Cleaning Wipes. They’re easy to snag near the cash wrap at Anthropologie or The Container Store (they’re often on sale at Anthro, too), and they’re safe to use on phone screens, tablets, laptops, and lenses. The packaging couldn’t be cuter (think: stripes, fun prints, and even holiday motifs like bows and candles during the season).

Morris & Co. x Summersalt Pajamas are a splurge — and not exactly something you can just grab off a shelf. But if you have a little wiggle room in your gifting schedule, give them a look. They’re the perfect treat for any nature- or English-design-lover in your life (and they’re so silky and comfortable!).

Satin pillowcases are the perfect kind of gift: a little luxury you might not buy for yourself (unless you’re a double-process blonde like me), but one that makes all the difference in the day-to-day. Your giftee will think of you every time they wake up to a good hair day.

Marshalls is my go-to for finding luxury beauty and bath products for less, including these Crabtree and Evelyn hand soap and lotion gift sets. They’re great during winter when everyone’s skin tends to be dry. Another little luxury your giftee won’t want to live without!

If you’re lucky enough to live near an Anthropologie, stop by to check out their glassware section. I find that fancy coupes are something people might not always buy for themselves but will love to pull out for special occasions — or just to make their evening mocktail feel that much more luxe.

My sister loves Le Creuset (who doesn’t?), and because I haven’t yet made it to one of the brand’s legendary sales I stalk the aisles of Marshalls and T.J. Maxx for her instead. They often stock Le Creuset baking dishes, mini cocottes, and adorable ramekins like these — especially around the holidays.

I couldn’t live without my house slippers. And, in my opinion, you can never really have too many! I can pretty much guarantee you can find these (or something like them) in a store near you, but I especially love this bouclé pair from Target. Cozy and cute — what’s not to love?