Lunar New Year Gifts That'll Add A Touch Of Festivity To Any Outfit

This silk scarf is for your BFF or family member who isn't afraid to wear bright colors and prints. The design features a mixture of pagodas, lotus flowers, bamboo, and peony depictions for a one-with-nature feel. Should your loved one decide not to wear this scarf, the masterpiece can be framed as artwork instead.

Though red is the obvious color of choice for Chinese New Year, any vibrantly eye-catching hues are acceptable to wear, like pink. Your bracelet stack will get a fancy upgrade with this double braided strap adored with a Medusa head. Bonus: the hypoallergenic jewelry piece is lead and nickel free.

For the finishing makeup touch to your Lunar New Year outfit, swipe on this gorgeous deep red shade of lipstick called, most appropriately, Oxblood No. 97. Post-holidays, you can still enjoy wearing this lipstick on Zoom calls or at-home date nights with your partner.

Gucci's Doraemon collaboration is a must have for anyone who has read the mangas or watched the Japanese anime series. The fashion house reimagines Doraemon with the ox motif (in celebration for Lunar New Year) across the special collection and you'll find this playful figure popping up everywhere: on Gucci's bags, hoodies, pullovers, and more. This collab also marks the 50th anniversary of Doraemon (2020) and the 100th anniversary of Gucci (2021).

Made in Italy, these drop earrings feature enameled stone flowers and come in a gold finish. They're festive and elegant, whether you choose to wear them with a knit red sweater or a silky blouse for Lunar New Year. The earrings can also be repurposed come spring as part of your warm-weather uniform.

With all the red envelopes you'll be receiving, or giving, it's a good idea to keep all the cash safe in a durable handbag. Opt for this quilted leather option from MICHAEL Michael Kors, which can be worn across the body or simply nestled, like a clutch, under your arm.

If your outfit needs a dainty accessory, this blossom pendant is your ideal jewelry candidate. The minimalist necklace is composed of a carved, hand-polished cornelian (a semi-precious gemstone) accented with a glistening diamond. Prepare for all the compliments you'll receive on this precious piece.

For a Lunar New Year outfit that's a step up from sweats, but not as fussy as a dress, you'll gravitate towards this red slip satin jumpsuit. The cutouts on the sides add allure without offending any of your family members, aka grandma, at the dinner table.

A whimsical tote bag that not only makes a cute gift, but a practical one at that. It has an interior zip pocket for small essentials and one large compartment for miscellaneous items one tends to carry around. The versatile carryall also comes with detachable straps, so it can be styled multiple ways.

For the family that imposes a Lunar New Year-specific dress code, you'll want to arrive to your small gathering in this feminine, bow-adorned minidress. If it's too cold, layer a furry coat on top and tights on the bottom along with your favorite pair of ankle boots. This dress' stun factor will also come across on-screen, if you plan on virtually joining into the dinner.

If you're spending the holiday indoors, cozy up in this wool-blend cardigan that can easily be paired with the stretchiest bottom you have in your wardrobe for the perfect pre- or post-lunch nap. This piece is part of Moncler's special selection of items that were specifically created for Lunar New Year.

In Chinese culture, tea is an important ritual to incorporate into one's life, whether that's in a marriage ceremony or for a more leisurely sip as a post-dinner drink. Gift the finest tea you can find along with this ceramic teapot bundle set in the color red, of course.

For those seeking a more subtle way to work in the color red into their outfits, a pair of socks is a terrific solution. This option from Thom Browne features stripes for a minimalist design and comes in a mid-calf length.