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The right accessory can put a look in balance. Whether an item adds a touch of edginess or chicness to an ensemble, highlights your

best physical feature, or just adds a splash of fun, accessorizing makes all the di� erence.

—NATALIE TRUSSO CAFARELLO

* Prices and availability subject to change.

ACCESSORIESWhat to buy 2016 HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

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HatsTake on the outdoors with a fur-lined hat designed after the

“turn-of-the-century pilot,” with a camou� age pattern. Start-ing at $250, at canadagoose.com.

SunglassesOriginally worn by U.S. airmen in the 1930s, Ray-Ban

Aviator Classic sunglasses for men provide UV protec-tion in an iconic style. $200 at Macy’s, Franklin Park Mall, 5001 Monroe St.

Running watch� e runner in your life will appreciate this GPS

running watch in his and hers styles. � e Garmin Forerunner 25 is smart-phone compatible and links directly to a satellite for accurate time. � is training companion tracks distance, pace, heart rate, activity, and more. $140 to $500 at Dave’s Running, 5700 Monroe St., Sylvania.

BraceletsFor the unique woman, this Gunmetal Feath-

er Bracelet � irts with bohemian chic kissed with a strand of elegance. Handcrafted from a sterling plated brass feather stamping and a round of fossilized coral gemstone beads, available in various colors. $39, craft-ed by Jaci Riley for Crave Jewelry Design at etsy.com/shop/cravejewelrydesign.

WatchesFor a � rst-time buyer or a timepiece a� cionado, the Shinola

Rambler Tachymeter for men appeals to the human need for speed and breaking boundaries. � is limited piece was created in honor of race car driver and land speed record holder Craig Breedlove. $825 and up at Shinola, 301 S. Main St., Ann Arbor.

Mu� sCover your ears with handmade

whimsical creations. From buckeyes to mouse ears, no character or image is o� limits. $5 at Bettyanne’s � ings Worth Re-peating, 118 Louisiana Ave., Perrysburg.

Stone tag necklacesA reboot of fashion classic, David Yurman

elevates the military trend to classic style. Decorate your man’s neck with a polished and elegant statement piece, the Exotic Stone Tag with Black Onyx. � ere is also matching Swiss Army Knife. $650 with 22-inch medium box chain, $450 at David Fairclough Fine Jewelers, 7141 W. Cen-tral Ave., Sylvania Township.

Bag accessories� ese dynamic dino-

saurs add beastly charm to anything strappy. Choose from metal or leather, and a variety of sizes and dinosaurs. $85 to $300, at Coach, Frank-lin Park Mall, 5001 Monroe St.

ScarvesWomen can keep warm with

this hardcore, luxurious scarf that features a skull on the end. Made of acrylic, wool, and mohair for extra softness. $79 at wooden-ships.com.

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