This is not a drill: Diptyque’s holiday collection has just gone live, and the race to grab some of the gorgeous gifts for our loved ones (and for ourselves) has begun. Every year, Diptyque’s festive lineup is united by a theme; this year, the brand worked with English felt artist Lucy Sparrow, creating the whimsical felt versions of Diptyque icons that adorn this collection’s packaging.
Now, for a limited time, you can shop the festive, celebrity-loved candles, perfumes, and home accessories with a festive upgrade. There’s a reason why Diptyque seems to show up in every other chic #shelfie you see online—not only does every piece look beautiful on a coffee table or your vanity, but the products also feature sophisticated, luxurious scents that can’t help but attract compliments. The collection for winter 2024 includes limited-edition holiday candles like Sapin, a fresh pine, as well as specially packaged classic fragrances like Fleur de Peau, a musky floral (my favorite Diptyque scent—someone asks me what I’m wearing every time I spritz it on).
However, the picks my fellow beauty editors and I keep oohing and ahhing over don’t have anything to do with scent at all. Diptyque may not be primarily known for its home decor, but we think pieces like the Braided Engraved Matchbox Sleeve and the iconic Golden Constellation Candle Holder are ones worth investing in.
And if you’re prone to decision paralysis and want to taste a little bit of everything, I’d recommend the 25-day Advent Calendar, which features a full-size Sapin candle and plenty of mini fragrances, candles, and decor. Advent calendars tend to sell out frustratingly quickly, so if you’re thinking about it, we’d advise you to pick it (and anything else you have your eye on) up while it’s still in stock.
You can shop the gifts at diptyque.com—below, find the rest of ELLE’s curated picks from Diptyque’s holiday collection for 2024.
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Carol Lee is the Associate Beauty E-Commerce Writer at ELLE.com, where she covers all things beauty and personal care. Before joining the team, she was an editor at Food Network Magazine and HGTV Magazine and ran the beauty section at The Pioneer Woman. Carol received her bachelor’s degree in Journalism from New York University and was one of the first customers to visit Glossier’s flagship store in New York’s Soho neighborhood. Over the years, she’s tested countless makeup, hair, and skin care products, and written hundreds of articles covering the beauty space, from pieces about the trendiest launches to roundups of the best products on the market. As a Korean-American, she grew up in a sea of Korean makeup and skin care products and is a bona fide expert on the ever-expanding world of K-beauty, helping lead our coverage. Additionally, she’s also always on the hunt for the perfect lipstick and watches the same few comfort sitcoms (Frasier, Cheers, Seinfeld, New Girl, etc.) over and over again.