The 53 Best Gifts for Women in 2024

It's an incontestable fact that everyone enjoys a posh pair of pyjamas – and whether they're into crisp cotton or slinky silk, Desmond & Dempsey makes some of the best. The leopard print on this classic set has become somewhat of a brand signature, while the oversized fit ticks both the style and comfort boxes.

Venturing into the realm of household tech is always a risky gifting move – yes, a new hoover is still blasphemous – but Steamery's chic clothing care products are absolutely a wise move.

The brand's new Cirrus X steamer is a satisfyingly sleek hand-held device that'll lift wrinkles from blazers, tailoring and jeans. It's portable too, so ideal for gifting pre-h0liday.

If you think a scented candle is a bit of a cop-out, you must not be familiar with the Trudon takeover: these traditionally made glass votives can be seen in the most stylish of homes. This one evokes the grounding scent of a flower-strewn church.

Is a nice fragrance a clichéd gift? Or is a clichéd gift just a classic that you haven't given the requisite thought to? Nobody will ever accuse you of not thinking it all through if you turn up with a Le Labo in hand, especially the ridiculously acclaimed Santal 33, wafts of which you will have caught in the chicest Soho haunts. Think: smooth-as-butter sandalwood mixed with sun-bleached leather, and you're on the right lines.

We’d hesitate to call Cartier’s Tank watch timeless – given that telling the time is something it does really rather well – but it has a perennial elegance that transcends fads, and means it looks good with absolutely anything. First created by Louis Cartier in 1917, this iteration, the Tank Must 34mm stainless steel watch, has a silvered opaline dial, blued-steel sword-shaped hands. Chic and then some.

A new pinot-led vintage from Veuve Clicquot, encased in a selection of five different coloured gift boxes as part of a collaboration with Italian artist Paola Paronetto and aged in the storied house’s 100-year-old cellars. An easy, elegant way to shift you Champagne gift up a gear.

If you're going to say it with flowers, nothing makes a better statement than a bouquet from legendary florists Moyses Stevens. In business since 1876, and the owner of more than one Royal Warrant, these eccentric, maximalist creatives produce some the most memorable arrangements in the industry. And to top it all off, you can add a bottle of Ruinart or Trudon candle to your delivery.

The ultimate piece of wellness tech, the Oura ring is the only wearable health tracker that doesn't look hideous – in fact, it's quite the chic affair. Tracking everything from sleep quality to workout performance, it's a winner all round.

The skincare starter set she really wants, this pink pouch contains a full routine of Dr. Barbara Sturm's famed glow-inducing formulas. From The Good C Vitamin C Serum to the fan-favourite Enzyme Cleanser, this concise edit serves as a thorough introduction to every A-lister's favourite skincare brand.

Stalo Karides, an art historian and archeologist, works alongside her daughter, Alexia, to create Ysso's sculptural gold pieces. Combining Greek tradition with a dose of modern glamour, the brand has already snared the coveted Hailey Bieber Instagram Post, which is sartorial shorthand for 'overnight success'.

Do you live with the chirpy soprano of Taylor Swift wafting relentlessly from a room in your home? Then you live with a Swiftie, and she wants this plunge-necked cashmere jumper: the exact one worn by her idol on the regular.

A smooth, reliably delicious option for any dinner party, the origins of this Chianti-style wine go back almost a century. It became the celebrated winemaker’s signature wine in 1928 and was named after the family’s eponymous villa in Tuscany (which has housed generations of Antinoris since the mid-1500s, although they started making wine almost 200 years before that). It’s a decadent, dolce vita backstory, but rest assured it’ll taste just as good alongside your friend’s incinerated pasta bake.

The blue bottle that shook the skincare industry, Augustinus Bader's catch-all cream plumps lines, sorts dehydration and brightens dull skin in one fell swoop.

Yasmin Sewell's 'high vibration' perfume project creates fragrances designed to hack your mood. This limited-edition set contains Georgette – a tobacco-laced rose scent to ignite sensuality – alongside a box of probiotic-powered chocolates from organic cacao peddlers Loco Love.

Fine jewellers Kimaï work exclusively with solid 18kt gold and lab-grown diamonds, which are chemically identical to mined stones, yet come with total traceability and hefty sustainability credentials. The brand is known for its contemporary, offbeat approach to design, exemplified by this striking single earring, studded with diamonds and designed to curve around the lobe.

Carved from alabaster stone, Soho Home's vase is destined to take centre stage on their mantlepiece. (And yes, you should also gift some flowers to go in it.)

The incense revival is still burning bright, and Aesop is the brand taking it as far from the pungent aisles of the head shop as possible.

Kagerou is a bright, air-clearing blend of green vetiver and smooth sandalwood: a solid choice for spring.

Daylesford is the best destination for those tricky to buy for recipients: absolutely no one will be mad at receiving one of the famous farm shop's foodie hampers. This one, containing both Prosecco and rosé alongside a host of sweet treats and even a scented candle, is our pick for the impending romantic occasion.

The bag of the season (or perhaps, of the year), Alaïa's heart-shaped shoulder-swinger is rarely seen in stock. Click quickly, and you'll be in for maximum present points.

Bless you Tissot for vending this beautifully designed, stainless steel, Swiss-made watch for a surprisingly affordable price.