FOR YOUR DAD: Everyone has a man in their life that refuses to buy clothes even if they’re falling apart, and for many of us, that’s our dad. Get him this high-quality rain jacket or these comfy slippers if that’s the case. If you prefer a sentimental gift, this customizable whisky glass or t-shirt might lead to some waterworks. For the practical dad, this knife sharpener or this leather key ring are the gifts that keep on giving.

Today’s chat is giving vintage with dated workout fits and pajamas that feel old school glam.

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Everything We Learned From Kim Kardashian’s MasterClass (Yes, Really)

Kim Kardashian has redefined what it means to be a modern mogul—and now she’s spilling her actual playbook in a new MasterClass called The New Rules of Business: The Ten Kimmandments. Kim pulls back the curtain on her journey that started as an underestimated influencer. With her signature mix of glamour, grit, and calculated chaos, Kim’s class is packed with surprising strategy and big-sister-level advice. Below, the highlights we’re still thinking about.

1. Trust yourself.

“I leaned on my ex-husband a lot for advice and opinions, and validation. But when that relationship ended, and I didn’t have that connection, I was forced to make those decisions by myself, and I had to believe I already knew what I liked… It took that cutoff for me to be like, ‘Oh, I have no other choice, I have to do it on my own.’”

2. Viral moments don’t happen by accident, and it’s important to be in on the joke.

“I’ve always been in on the joke. Limited releases get attention, and when you show you’re in on it, people connect more.”

3. Social media isn’t optional—it’s your launchpad.

“You don’t have time for social media? Don’t start a brand then. I just don’t know how you can launch a brand in today’s world without having social media. I don’t know how you get that message out there, and it is hard—it is hard to figure out TikTok, it is hard to make videos—but these days it’s all about using your own platform and starting your own platform. Having your own platform is free. If it’s not your thing, you kind of have to make it your thing.”

4. Focus groups can look like carpool rides.

“My kids clue me in a lot—I drive them to school every day, so they control the radio and the playlists when we’re driving, so I get to hear music I’ve never heard before. I hear all the trends, what they’re talking about. I’d say the carpool rides are gold.”

She’s impossible to shop for because she’s already ten steps ahead. Her shelves are curated, her wishlist is nonexistent, and if she wants something, she’s already bought it. So the move here isn’t more stuff. It’s better stuff. Thoughtful, special, and just niche enough to surprise her.

1. A personalized coffee table book with her name or initials subtly embossed. It feels custom without being cheesy and instantly earns a permanent spot in her space.

2. A luxury candle from a heritage fragrance house she wouldn’t normally splurge on herself. Think warm, moody notes that make her apartment smell like a very chic hotel lobby.

3. A beautifully designed jewelry organizing book or travel case. She already owns great jewelry. This just gives it the home it deserves.

4. An artisanal incense set with a sculptural holder. It’s less about burning it daily and more about setting a mood when she wants her space to feel intentional.

5. A monogrammed leather catchall tray for keys, rings, and the little things she’s always misplacing. Functional, elevated, and quietly luxe.

6. A niche fragrance she’s never smelled before. Something soft, skin-like, and slightly unexpected that becomes her new signature without anyone else clocking it immediately.

7. A chic tech upgrade like a leather laptop sleeve or phone pouch in a rich neutral. She’ll use it every day, but it still feels like a gift.

8. A coffee or tea subscription from a small-batch roaster or brand she’s probably never tried. It’s consumable, thoughtful, and doesn’t add clutter.

9. A silk or cashmere accessory she didn’t know she needed. A scarf, eye mask, or wrap that instantly elevates her everyday routine.

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