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GIFTS WRAPPED IN STYLE

Furoshiki, a traditional Japanese-style cloth wrapping.
Furoshiki, a traditional Japanese-style cloth wrapping.
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Known as a “master of elegance,” Venezuelan-American fashion designer Carolina Herrera made the “classic white shirt” a thing of timeless beauty. Her slicked-back short hair, red lip and statement earrings are often recreated by women around the world. Her taste, one might venture to say, is impeccable.

The CH Carolina Herrera lifestyle store in Greenbelt 5 reflects the brand’s aesthetic — with its bold colors and minimalist sophistication. These days, it brims with holiday cheer, as the brand has unveiled its nifty gifting options in a fun furoshiki event that highlighted its colorful scarves.

The art of tying a package, furoshiki style, using the CH scarves certainly elevated this art.
The art of tying a package, furoshiki style, using the CH scarves certainly elevated this art.

Furoshiki, we are told, “is a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that has been used for centuries to carry and transport items of all shapes and sizes.” It is said to be “increasingly popular as a sustainable and versatile alternative to traditional gift wrap and bags.”

The art of tying a package, furoshiki style, using the CH scarves certainly elevated this art — and should give many a great idea when thinking of something to give their beloved this Christmas season.

Any CH Carolina gift item will no doubt give the recipient’s heart a leap of joy. What should you surprise your beloved with, this season?

Here are gift suggestions, courtesy of CH Carolina Herrera, that are “as thoughtful as they are beautiful.”

CH Carolina Herrera scarves.
CH Carolina Herrera scarves.
Reversible skinny belt.
Reversible skinny belt.
Initials Insignia Soft Bucket bag.
Initials Insignia Soft Bucket bag.

Accessories

His-and-hers pieces like the Blasón American Wallet with Removable Coin Purse and the Bimba Billfold 6 Wallet are fail-safe luxe gifts that make every day a little more opulent. The Doma Insignia Cartera Pochette is compact yet striking. It’s hard to resist the charm of the Initials Satin Mary Jane Ballerina Badge, which offers the ease and practicality of flats but with the glamour of special occasion footwear. The Bimba Bamba in Canvas and Neoprene Bamba Sneakers are on the refined end of the comfort spectrum. There’s also something about the Silk Scarf that magnifies the gracefulness of an outfit. Plus, there are multiple ways to wear it. Don’t forget to add Bag Charms into the mix and embellish to your heart’s desire.

Initials Insignia Leather Point-toe.
Initials Insignia Leather Point-toe.
Initials Satin Mary Jane Ballerina Badge.
Initials Satin Mary Jane Ballerina Badge.
Double-faced wool straight fit coat.
Double-faced wool straight fit coat.

Wardrobe

The Jasmine Printed Silk Twill Shirt Dress has so much to love: it’s unfussy yet chic, with a flattering silhouette, pretty painterly prints, and a delicious combination of pinks and browns. The Blasón Suede Overshirt Double Face Wool Straight Fit Coat will make you love the idea of looking playful and feminine even on the dreariest of winter days abroad. The Lace Halter Shirt Dress with Belt is a masterclass in understated sophistication while the Straight Twill Skirt with Flaps is a versatile piece that combines femininity with structure.

CH Carolina Herrera jewelry.
CH Carolina Herrera jewelry. PHOTOGRAPH BY DINAH VENTURA FOR THE DAILY TRIBUNE

Investment pieces

The Blasón Medium Handbag has a trans-seasonal structure that can go everywhere with you. The Tiny Doma Insignia Satchel is a fanciful adornment to any outfit and demands to be seen. The Doma Insignia Satchel has a functional size and sublime construction perfect for wandering the city. We see an ideal brunch companion in the Bimba Pouch. And finally, there’s something sensual about the Initials Insignia Soft Bucket — a pretty young thing with a lot of personality.

CH Carolina Herrera Boutique is located at Greenbelt 5, Makati. Contact +632 7728 7714.

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