Scroll through for a colourful selection of gifts including sunglasses, beauty product and jewellery, curated specially for her.

It doesn't matter what sort of gadgets your loved ones like, because this gift guide has something for everyone.

• Last-minute gifts

Luxury Christmas gift guide

From beer dispensers to boxer shorts, get your Christmas shopping inspiration from our gift guide made especially for him.

Hooray for online shopping, and the way it makes the silly season a little easier.

Why not get in early with your Christmas shopping this year? Here's a little inspiration. *Gift guide sponsored by Wedgwood and kate spade new york.

Glorious garden goodies.

We can't help getting all "heart-eyes emoji" over these cheeky yet chic resin brooches. Only Chanel could give the ubiquitous symbols a luxury makeover, and imbue their glittering features with such unmistakable sass.

It's a little quieter on the bargain front this weekend with the footy finals starting but there are still plenty of great sales around.

Eclectic and unusual, with something for everyone.

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Never underestimate the transformative power of a uniform ... Carpenter's Daughter makes aprons you'll want to wear even after you clock off.

For 40 years Camberwell Market has been offering visitors trash, treasure and even the occasional wedding.

The Camberwell Market is one of the biggest fund-raisers for Rotary in the world.

Celebrate Melbourne Spring Fashion Week with a series of pop-ups, plus all the best sales around town.

Designer Karen Walker has nailed it again with her Magic Hands jewellery collection, and it's accompanied by an epic campaign. Here, 93-year-old former ballerina and pianist Phyllis Sues wears rings priced from $288; karenwalker.com.

Next time you're browsing the CBD for musical treats, skip JB Hi-Fi and head to Mitchell House.

Kanye's pop-up, Husk's warehouse sale and a new online knitwear brand.

THE YOUNGER SUN

A traditionally quiet day for the retail sector comes alive for the Easter break.

Mystery Shopper visits Shorties in Newtown

Carol Webster has been selling her jewellery at the Old Bus Depot Market since the very first market in 1994.

Brian Loader, cheese and olives

Lend your home a rustic, Gallic feel with this all-natural, crocheted jute basket featuring handcrafted leather handles. $125, available from crayonchick.com.au

The name of this store reflects the owner's love of local, handcrafted and natural products.

OnStone uses waste products to create beautiful timber-framed works on stone.