Aquarians, they’re the cosmic oddballs (read: eccentrics) of the zodiac, waltzing through life with the finesse of a unicorn breakdancing in roller skates. They may be pondering the meaning of life during a coffee run, swearing by love at first meme and casually dropping conspiracy theories like confetti. That’s because a moment with them is a carnival, not a commute. Ahead, some gift ideas that will resonate with them.
Foekje Fleur Bubble Buddy Organic Cleaning Soap For Home & Hands, $14, Studio Yono
Ordinary toiletries are too basic for your Aquarius buddy. This soap is handmade with love and vegan vibes – it contains extra virgin olive and coconut oil, infused with the uplifting scent of tea tree and citronella essential oils. It’s also a multi-tasking superhero: cleaning, dishwashing, laundry, hand lathering – it does it all.
This poetry collection blends ancient Greek mythology with the climate crisis, creating a poetic concoction that’s both stirring and a tad irreverent. It’s the kind of poetic rebellion that aligns with the socially conscious and forward-thinking streak in every Aquarius.
Mirror In The Gleam by Kin Leonn vinyl, US$26 (S$35.10), www.kitchen-label.com
Mirror In The Gleam, the sophomore full-length album from Singapore’s ambient wunderkind Kin Leonn, is like the Aquarius’ personal theme soundtrack. It’s not just an album; it’s been described as an “empathetic folklore” – basically a musical hug for those disconnection blues of the modern era. The LP arrives in end-December via the Singapore record label, Kitchen Label.
New York-based designer Sandy Liang’s socks – decked out with ribbons – are perfect gifts for those who prefer dancing to their own beat.
Coach’s gender-neutral baby tee from the brand’s circular offshoot label, Coachtopia, is made of 95 per cent recycled cotton and 100 per cent sass.
For them, saving the planet is as important as a glow-up. That’s why they will approve of this skin savior from Chanel’s environmentally-conscious line, promising a youthful glow. Packed with red camellia extract and oil, it’s composed of 95 per cent naturally-derived ingredients and comes with a refillable container too.
Being air sign, Aquarians groove with nature’s vibes. This intriguing scent, where earthy vetiver meets the crisp coolness of cucumber, is a perfume with a plot twist – right up their alley.
Aquarians: CEOs of the bohemian lifestyle. Now, picture them conquering puddles with flair in Kenzo’s collab with Hunter.
Tech nerd assemble! Leica‘s latest hybrid camera lets you combine fleeting digital moments with the charm of old-school analogue photography. Snap or transfer shots via an app then pull the manual printing lever on the camera for an Instax Mini masterpiece in seconds. Innovation and tech, served.
This recycled silver ring, with its raised disc set within the band and encircled by thin silver tracery, is from Frank Ocean’s Homer brand. It’s like peeking into the future, with a dash of New Age charm and a whole lot of shine.
Nothing says ‘I love your uniqueness’ like a dash of twee and whimsy. Enter this cardholder from Loewe’s collaboration with Japanese ceramic studio Suna Fujita, which features a whimsical print of an otter.
Hybrid Steel Check-in L polycarbonate and anodised aluminium luggage, $1,840, Rimowa
Ever met an Aquarius turning down an adventure? Yeah, neither have we. Hook that wanderlust-chasing person up with a sleek Rimowa Hybrid luggage. It’s like the MVP of suitcases, blending tough aluminium with weightless polycarbonate.
Aquarians might have a reputation for wanting to stand out in the crowd, and what better way to do so than rocking these giant aviators from Phoebe Philo’s solo debut? Let them be the fashion queens they were born to be.
We heard Aquarians moonlight as “casual anthropologists”. So why not elevate the discourse with Bottega Veneta‘s artisanal Sardine hobo? Its sculptural handle is not just a bag accessory; it’s a conversation starter.
Count on that Aquarius friend to slay mermaid-core in this Nicolas Ghesquiere creation for Louis Vuitton. The sequins are treated to mimic mother-of-pearl, swirling concentrically to create a hypnotic gradient.
This article was first published in FEMALE.