KELLY CLAMAN

It’s hard to believe it is already that time of year - 2026 seems to have flown by! With the holidays just around the corner, I’ve gathered some of my favourite finds for the season, from beautiful accessories and little luxuries to thoughtful gifts for the home and a few unexpected treasures.

One of the things I have always enjoyed is sharing the products and designers I genuinely love, especially those creating thoughtful, well-made pieces and products. As some of you may have noticed, I've recently made a conscious effort to highlight and celebrate some of the Jewish-Owned brands I love, wear and use, something I feel passionate about at a time when so many Jewish businesses and creators are facing challenges that shouldn't have a place in modern society. I've

I’ve been thinking about the Jewish-owned brands I love and trust the most, and wanted to share a few of my favourites. Below is a selection of my current picks from the pieces I wear to décor I live with, and the products I turn to time and again.

For anyone looking to gift something extra-special this year, I've compiled a list of my current favourite investment pieces, handpicked with attention to detail, quality and craftsmanship. See my top picks by category below, or click this link to see the entire luxe gift guide.

The holidays are fast approaching, and after a year of turbulence around the world, my goal is simply to share a little extra love, joy, and inspiration with the people who mean the most to me. Here are a few of my favorite finds this season - gifts for the many unique personalities on our lists.

The classic white shirt is one of my favourite foundational pieces. It’s the ultimate wardrobe staple, blending timeless elegance with effortless versatility, and it transitions seamlessly from the office to more formal occasions.

Kelly Claman's Little Guide to Detroit.If you ever happen to find yourself in this area, these are just a few spots that are worth a visit.

His brand of choice of course was Pol Roger, longtime holder of the royal warrant and one of the wines served at the wedding reception of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. It is said that Britain’s wartime Prime Minister consumed 42 000 bottles of Pol Roger over the course of his life.

I was saddened to hear that Mario Buatta, interior decorator extraordinaire, has passed. Buatta was one of the most renowned decorators in the US and a master of color and prints. Known as the “Prince of Chintz”, he championed the English Country style of decoration in America, creating some of the most celebrated spaces of the last 50 years.

Last week, the Royal Ontario Museum launched "Christian Dior", an exhibition honoring the House of Dior's 70th anniversary. Curated by Dr. Alexandra Palmer, "Christian Dior" celebrates the unparalleled craftsmanship of the Dior atelier and the vision of Mr. Dior, who single-handedly revived haute couture after the Second World War with his exquisite "New Look" designs.

It is a magical feeling to hold a tangible part of history in your hands; a one-of-a-kind piece with a unique story behind it, a snapshot of a moment in time. Over the years I've become somewhat of a collector of vintage clothing and historical objects, pieces which bring me joy and constant inspiration. Some of them have a fascinating provenance, while others are of no particular background but hold beauty to me nonetheless and bring the magic of the past to life.

London is such a magical city. Medieval castles and Tudor buildings stand alongside modern structures, creating an ambience that has always enchanted me. With its lush gardens, vast architectural works and charming restaurants and boutiques, there is so much beauty to appreciate around the city.