Father’s Day Gift Guide Inline
1/10Director of Special Events
"My husband and I both love Filson bags, and I think it's time we start my dad's collectsion. They're indestructible and timelessly chic. For something a little less practical, my dad is a huge Bob Dylan fan (who isn’t?), and he loves these photographs of rock stars in their prime—he could never have too many."
Elliott Landy print of Bob Dylan circa 1968, $3,500
Morrison Hotel Gallery, NYC, 212.941.8770Filson wheeled duffle bag, $450
filson.com
2/10Accessories Editor
“Maps of the Chesapeake Bay where my mom and dad will be sailing their Hinckley this summer.”
OceanGrafix sailing chart of the Chesapeake Bay, $27
oceangrafix.com
3/10Accessories Editor
“I am going to get some fancy chocolates in cool shapes for my dad to try. I’ll also pick him up a new book, either something by Harold Bloom or science fiction.”
Jacques Torres chocolate Dad plaque, $12
mrchocolate.comFallen Angels, by Harold Bloom, $16
yalebooks.comThe Shadow of a Great Rock, by Harold Bloom, $28
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4/10Market Editor
“Entertaining during the summer is one of my father’s favorite activities. I’m going to buy him a hammock to put by the lake so he remembers to take some well-deserved breaks for himself.”
Hästens hammock, $284
hastens.com
5/10Fashion Assistant
“I am always trying to make my dad dress ‘cool’—I bought him a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarers a few years ago, and he actually wears them! This year, I want to update his look with a tortoiseshell pair from Persol.”
Persol sunglasses, $205
sunglasshut.com
6/10Fashion News Editor
“I am going to get him a new bike because cycling is his latest hobby—although he doesn’t wear the spandex like Lance Armstrong.”
Trek Bikes 7.6 FX, $1,310
trekbikes.com
7/10Fashion Writer
“My dad went on African safari a few years back and came home with armloads of photographs, a head full of stories, and a promise to himself to go again, so I thought bringing a bit of Africa to him, like adopting a giraffe, would make his day. I also think he needs a better camera for the next trip (one that doesn’t allow for red eye), and this old-school Leica in the classic case would be not only perfect, but very stylish.”
World Wildlife Fund Giraffe adoption, $25–$100
worldwidelife.orgLeica X2 à La Carte camera, $1,995
us.leica-camera.com
8/10Fashion Assistant
"Broadway and Bordeaux—two of my Dad's favorite pastimes! Plus we can enjoy them together and make it a night on the town."
Tickets to see War Horse at the Vivian Beaumont Theater, $75–$125
warhorseonbroadway.comWagner Family of Wine tasting kit, $24
wagnerfamilyofwine.com
9/10Fashion Writer
“My dad has pretty formal tastes when it comes to dressing and has never worn a pair of jeans in his life. I like that these brogues have a flash of color on the sole because he would never pick them himself, but I know if I bought them, he’d wear them. And a children's book by one of Nigeria's most famous authors—my dad is Nigerian and loves nothing more than to spend time with his three-year-old grandson, Sachin. This is for when Sachin pays a visit."
Mark McNairy New Amsterdam Olive Suede Longwing, $395
For information: markmcnairy.comChike and the River, by Chinua Achebe, $10
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10/10Editor, Replica Hermes Bag Reviews.com
“At 76, my dad wasn’t exactly an early adopter of technology. In fact, I believe/know he still has a dictaphone. A few years back, however, I turned him on to the pleasures of e-mail (or receiving e-mails, anyway), and I now spend a lot of time explaining things like the word “browser” and “download.” But I do love that enthusiasm, so I am taking him up a notch by buying him a new iPad. It’s simple, he can take it with him everywhere, and I am going to trick it out with some really dad-friendly apps.”
Apple iPad 2, $499
apple.comTrussardi iPad case, $229
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