6 Festive Gifts to Celebrate the Lunar New Year

The Year of the Dragon represents luck and good fortune.

Chinese New Year commences on February 10, marking the new moon on the lunar calendar and ringing in a year represented by the dragon. The dragon, an auspicious creature, is the sole mythical creature of the zodiac, representing power, nobility, and success. Those seeking a shift this year, perhaps in opportunities and challenges, may be in favour. Traditionally, monetary gifts are placed in red envelopes–hóngbāo–for the Lunar New Year, with red symbolizing luck and prosperity for the following year.

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Estée Lauder Lunar New Year Advanced Night Repair Serum

Estée Lauder released a limited-edition bottle in “lucky red” and filled with its best-selling serum to commemorate the Year of the Dragon. Designed for all skin types, this gift is ideal for someone starting the new year by prioritizing skin care and wellness or makes a standout design item amongst other skin-care products on the shelf at home.

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Judith Leiber Clutch

Since 1963, this iconic American brand’s handbags have been synonymous with sophistication and craftsmanship. From handbags to clutches, the Year of the Dragon collection ranges from dazzling dragon eggs and fans to fabrics covered in crystals.

 

 

 

 

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Givenchy Tulle Dragon Jacquard Dress and Mohair Cardigan

Italian design and Chinese culture meet in the harmonious designs of Givenchy’s womenswear for the Year of the Dragon. With a red dragon motif, the mohair cardigan–featuring a hidden button closure–and tulle midi dress are sure to make a statement.

 

 

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Redline RYU

Studded with white diamonds, this gold-and-red string bracelet from Redline Paris is a subtle detail to embrace the Lunar New Year’s symbol of power.

 

 

 

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Pyrrha Talisman

Unlike traditional Chinese dragons, the one on the new talisman from Pyrrha in Vancouver has wings. Available in sterling silver or gold, it represents a guardian of treasure, part of Pyrrha’s aim to foster connection through storytelling.

 

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