Taylor Swift’s ongoing street style era has given her fans a lot to dissect. This is doubly true for me, a fashion editor and Swiftie of more than a decade. I've followed the singer’s wardrobe evolution since I first downloaded Fearless (regrettably not Taylor’s Version) to my iPod in 2008. But I’ve been more interested in the amateur detective work that comes with listening to Taylor Swift's music, decoding the messages she bakes into her personal style, than copying any of her outfits myself.

There are few things more special when it comes to interiors than having something that feels totally original. Dotting your home with a few bespoke objects can add points of interest and texture – and these days, it's never been easier to seek out unique pieces. Instagram has democratised interiors, allowing you to search for artisans from the palm of your hand; with it has come a renaissance of traditional craft.

It's no surprise that the Upper East Side is the go-to for the finer things–5th and Madison Avenues are as sprinkled with fine jewelers' perfectly decorated boutiques as their designs are with precious stones. But, after frequent visits to these key players (you know their names all too well), head to the estate and vintage collectors for pieces that are truly one-of-a-kind. Notables include Madison Avenue staples Stephen Russell, Fred Leighton and FD Gallery.

Tiffany & Co has launched the ultimate gift guide, featuring 12 one-of-a-kind Christmas gifts and experiences, including the world's most luxe advent calendar, a Tiffany blue Aga and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to design the perfect ring. The luxury advent calendar to top all others contains gifts valued between £100 and £13,000. With only two available in the world – and only one in the UK – the calendar is priced at £104,000.

Gaultier Divine Eau de Parfum. Un aroma solar con flor de lis, merengue y un toque salado a cargo del reputado nariz Quentin Bisch, otro de los referentes de este sector. Este perfume, un eau de parfum solar y sorprendente sobre la piel, deja el efecto de un beso salado. Divine, lanzado este mismo año, se convierte así en la mayor declaración de amor del diseñador hacia las mujeres. Y como no podía ser de otra manera, ese poderío femenino vuelve a tomar forma en el icónico corsé ideado por el francés (105 €, 50 ml).