Fabulous Christmas gift ideas: Man about town

From billfolds for him to glitter boots for her, the second part of our ultimate Christmas gift guide has all your present needs nailed

Saturday 03 December 2011 01:00 GMT

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1. Wooden shoe lasts, £49.95, Selfridges; purple patterned socks, £17, Paul Smith; Duchamp multi-striped socks, £16.95, Harrods; oval frame, £11, and square frame, £9, John Lewis

2. Hugo Guinness for Coach billfolds, £130 each, Coach

3. Burberry Prorsum duffel coat with detachable hood, £1,895, Selfridges

4. Mr Chocolate moustaches, £4.99, Selfridges

5. Anatomica 8-inch plate, £50, National Gallery shop

6. Marni polka-dot cashmere scarf, £395, Mr Porter

7. 'Crazy Clown Time', David Lynch, £8.99, Amazon

8. Loewe Airplay speakers, £649 each, Selfridges

9. Jansen mug, £10.50, Liberty

10. Ties, £60 each, Brian Clarke

11. Green Cycloc bicycle storage, £61, Bodie & Fou

12. Etre Fivepoint texting gloves, £40, Selfridges

13. Cuben cushion by Simon C Page, £39, This is a Limited Edition