Any Banksy fan will relate to this graffiti-adorned design.

This piece will add an eclectic accent to the home of that Surrealist art fanatic – all while offering some evil eye protection against any bad juju.

Alphabet pendants are as personal as gifts can go. These ones are perfect for the art fiend as they recall the tactile world of renowned Colombian abstract artist Olga de Amaral.

Part art sculpture, part statement fashion piece, these sandals with the organically-moulded wooden heels are by the cult London-based footwear label which is known for its Bauhaus influence.

This two-volume tome features the final project between Dior longtime collaborator Peter Lindbergh before his passing in Sept this year. It captures the photographer’s ambitious idea to immortalise 70 years of Dior’s archive designs shot against the backdrop of Times Square. Instant collector’s item.

Valentino roped in four contemporary poets like Yrsa Daley-Ward and Robert Montgomery for Fall who incorporated romantic lines into the designs. This 90cm by 90cm scarf comes with the inscription: “You thought I was too dark until I stretched into a galaxy.”

A thoughtful gift for our weather, this fan is handmade in Spain and features delicate floral paintings which are hand painted.

This travel kit is crafted by Uno Hake which has been creating such brushes since 1917. Nippon-holics will approve.

10 points for the modern take on the vintage frame bag. 20 points for the chic Le Corbusier colour palette.

Modern art fans will take a liking to the amorphous form of this glittering necklace which is handset in paved crystals.

In true Futura style, this tote feature’s the graffiti legend’s signature ink-splattered motif.

Sustainable fashion designer Gabriela Hearst makes some of the most covetable and artistic bag designs like this accordion-style design is named after Diana Ross. Like the diva’s head-turning presence, this piece is bound to make an entrance.

Belgian fashion designer Ann Demeulemeester’s debut into homeware includes this hand-faceted spoons which are worthy of a spot in a cool art gallery gift shop.

That special someone will approve of this figurine which is inspired by the British designer’s quirky habit of collecting rabbit sculptures as they supposedly usher in good luck.

A perfect gift for the woke friend thanks to its ’70s feminist slogan emblazoned across the chest.

Daniel Lee of Bottega Veneta is fashion’s reigning prince of Brutalist chic – and this sculptural bag is proof of that.

Audiophiles will appreciate the immersive sound and modern design of this speaker by the French label which now comes in a super sleek matte black finish for the first time. Legs sold separately.

Made for the one who has it all, this portable record player features a vertical turntable and makes for the perfect showpiece to any home party.

A Chrysler Building-shaped bag for that architecture junkie? No brainer.