Last but not least: Setting festive priorities

This is also bitterly necessary: the Harvey Harvey Nichols range is geared to an affluent clientele. Designer clothes, luxury accessories - happy those who budget and set priorities accordingly. The "Sorry, I Spent It On Myself" collection provides a remedy. So it can happen that this year there's only a pack of toothpicks for grandma or a (waterproof!) drain plug for uncle. Knowing that you were allowed to dig a little deeper into your own pocket for this, it's quite bearable.

The gifts are stylishly packaged and clearly recognizable as products of the expensive chain. So no one can really complain. And if you do, you don't look a gift horse in the mouth when the candlelight is festive. How practical! At the most, you have to put up with a somewhat strained atmosphere during the gift-giving ceremony: the mixture of foreign shame, disappointment, and a good face for a bad game is not everyone's cup of tea.

The campaign was penned by the agency Adam & Eve DDB London, started two days ago and met with great media interest in England. If you yourself are still looking for a suitable gift for your loved ones - from the heart - you will find under this link all items in the collection. The holidays can come! (hae)

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