Editor's Picks: Gifts For a Tween or Teen

Sharon Clott Kanter, Senior Features Editor

"Sociable Apparel is a new brand that makes witty tops ($49; sociableapparel.com) and accessories about social media. It's tween-y, but it's OK if you secretly agree with all their slogans (I do)."

Angela Matusik, Executive Editor, InStyle.com

“Honoring Hello Kitty's 40th, these crazy cute headphones ($250; beatsbydre.com) will at least have everyone smiling as the teen in your life tunes you out. Just kidding. She won't do that, because after this gift you'll be her number-one favorite person, ever.”

Selene Milano, Senior Beauty Editor, InStyle.com

"It's all about Ella Moss Girl ($108; ellamoss.com) for the tween girls in my life. This fitted fur coat is super soft and can be dressed up or just worn with jeans."

Kahlana Barfield, Beauty Editor-at-Large

"The greatest, greatest lipstick: Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencils (Digital World Lip Pencil Coffret, $49; sephora.com). They have the best color range, the best texture, and the best pigment. Can't go wrong."

Angelique Serrano, Beauty Director

"I suspect my selfie-obsessed niece and nephew have no idea how to “shake it like a Polaroid picture.” You better believe I’m going to fix that this holiday season! This throwback camera ($70; target.com) fulfills my need for nostalgia, but also gives the tweens the instant payoff they’ve grown to expect from their iPhones. Double score!"

Dana Avidan-Cohn, Senior Market Editor/Digital Correspondent

“I like that this case ($25; saturdday.com) is personalized without being monogrammed.”

Violet Gaynor, Senior Fashion Editor, InStyle.com

"The perfect tee ($49; shopbop.com) to pair with a sleek pencil skirt. And for under $50, it's a guilt-free addition to a neutral winter wardrobe.

Joanna Bober, Life, Etc. Director

"The groovy, clean packaging, the pretty colors, and the fact that they contain essential oils ($28; clarev.com) make these lip balms (which can also condition your hair and skin in general) a total home run for a young woman on the move."

Ali Pew, Fashion Editor

"Tweens and teens are the hardest, but give them a 3D printer ($1,375; microsoftstore.com), and they can print out whatever gift they would like!"

Cindy Weber Cleary, Fashion Director

"So there are no excuses of 'my phone was dead' ($40; flight001.com)!"