They're always on the Internet, so you can be sure they've scoured the best sites for their wish list. Find out what bloggers are hoping for this holiday season:

Plum Street Prints

"The designs are really modern and fresh. With all the kid clutter in my purse it would be nice to reach inside and see something this stylish peeking out at me."
— Heather Armstrong, Dooce.com 

Custom iPhone case, $55, Plum Street Prints

ShopTerrain.com

"From the oldest seed company in the USA, these heirloom seeds are the perfect gift for the green thumb who wants to start a first lady-inspired kitchen garden this spring."
— Mary Tomer Byun, Mrs-O.com

Heirloom Seed Collection, $25, ShopTerrain

Birchbox

"Birchbox is like beauty tapas — for $10 a month, you get a delicious array of hair, makeup and skincare samples from big-name companies, beautifully wrapped and thoughtfully put together (a recent special inclusion? Tiny pieces of chocolate). You can give three-, six-, or twelve-month gift subscriptions, but frankly, you may just want to give it to yourself."
— Heather and Jessica, Go Fug Yourself

Birchbox subscription, $10 / month, Birchbox.com

MCMC

"My dad, sister and I spent a long weekend in Maine a few years ago, and I'll never forget staying at a cozy B&B, hiking through forests and eating lobster for every meal. Maine is a magical place! So, my wishlist includes this Maine perfume, which smells of the sea, air, sun and pine."
— Joanna Goddard, A Cup of Jo

Maine perfume, $95, MCMC Fragrances

Kate Spade

"I'm adding a deck of gilded playing cards from Kate Spade New York to my holiday wish list.  At $18 a pop, deal me in!"
— Jessica Quirk, What I Wore

Gold playing cards, $18, Katespade.com

Amazon.com

"What  fashion lover wouldn't be over the moon to receive Christian Louboutin's latest coffee table book? Brimming with gorgeous photos of coveted red soles, complete with pop-ups and a pretty pink leather cover, this book is a step into the fantasy life Christian Louboutin has created for women worldwide."
— Maegan Tintari, ...love Maegan

Christian Louboutin, $94.50, Amazon.com

Live Like You

"Since I moved into a new apartment this year, I'm wishing for a new set of throw pillows to dress up my couch. I love this classic greek key style pattern in fun colors."
— Caitlin Moran, Style Within Reach

Turquoise Key Standard Sham, $43, Live Like You 

20x200

"I'm an enormous, undying fan of the limited-edition prints on Jen Bekman's 20x200 — in fact, 20x200 was the direct inspiration for Of a Kind. I've been eyeying this print by Chad Hagen — it's part of a series called Nonsensical Infographics and I already have the first 3 — they're gorgeous, but they also have an element of subtle humor to them, which I like."
— Claire Mazur, Of a Kind

Nonsensical Infographic No. 6, $50, 20 x 200

Etsy

"Claire, my business partner, and I have been trying to be better about bringing our lunches, and this suede bag from Homestead Leatherworks would make the whole experience feel a lot more polished. The leather also happens to be my favorite color at this very moment — which is the same hue as this incredible kale salad that I'm hoping to put inside."
— Erica Cerulo, Of a Kind

Lunch bag, $30, Etsy

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Sure, you can use your nifty Trader Joe's grocery bags to wrap your gifts this year. But if you want to jazz it up a little, check out some of these quirky wrapping papers that prove that what's on the outside can be as fun as what's on the inside.

Pam Lostracco on Etsy.com

If you leave these under the tree too early, you might find the puzzle completed long before Santa comes. Don't blame them if they complete the crossword without opening the gift first. $5 per set, Pam Lostracco on Etsy.com

Bloomin.com

For the eco-conscious on Santa's nice list, give them a gift wrapped in a gift with this plantable seed paper that will bloom within weeks! Plantable gift wrap ensures they'll be thinking about you long after the snow melts! Bloomin.com

Perfect for the blended or non-denominational celebration, this wrapping isn't as bland as its message. You can't get much more. $5.99, ThinkGeek.com

nineteenseventythree.com

Wrap your gift in this paper, then wrap it in another box wrapped in this paper, then wrap that in yet another, bigger box wrapped in this paper, then.... well, you get it. Nesting dolls are a great way to decorate your nest! $4, nineteenseventythree.com

ThinkGeek

Prove you're a hero (not a zero) to the lovable geek in your life with this binary paper sure to score a 10. $5.99, ThinkGeek.com

ThinkGeek

Bacon's not just for breakfast. Caution: may distract Santa from the cookies.  $3.99, ThinkGeek.com 

Fast food is reinvented in this luxe wrapping set sure to make them ask you to super-size their gift. Sarah Fay and Justin Colt's Gift Couture — "a start-up creative and innovative wrapping paper company" — introduces the mouth-watering Cheeseburger set! Available for pre-order on Kickstarter

Merisa Fink is a Brooklyn-based writer who appreciates any outfit that provides pockets for snacks.

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TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas

By Bobbie Thomas

Looking for a stylish yet affordable gift? TODAY's Bobbie Thomas has you covered:

Fragrance Bracelets, $65, LisaHoffmanBeauty.com
Need a unique item for that special person? Then consider Lisa Hoffman’s new fragrance bracelets which she calls “perfume without the bottle.” An innovative way to wear a scent, without having to commit to it. You can choose from 5 different styles that all have a 14-karat gold-plated charm basket attached which holds the aroma-infused beads. Each bracelet comes with refillable beads so you can refresh the scent.

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Get the scent without the bottle! Lisa Hoffman perfume bracelets come with refillable fragrance beads.

Puffy Pillow Heads, $25, PillowMob.com
Looking for a fun, affordable present that’s personalized? Then upload a photo of yourself, a friend, pet, or baby to make a puffy pillow head for just $25 including delivery worldwide. It may sound silly, but they are an adorable way to make someone smile. Perfect for travel, office chairs, or quirky conversation accents in the home -- they’re sure to be memorable.

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Honor your family, friends and furry loved ones with a PillowMob.

Gaga’s Workshop Items, $25-$95, Barneys.com
And if someone on your list is one of her 45 million fans, Lady Gaga teamed up with New York's beloved Barneys to create her own holiday collection filled with beautifully bizarre one-of-a-kind items like a painted chocolate skull, claw and unicorn’ stockings, collectible Gaga playing cards, and a Gaga Over Barney's snow globe. Perfect for “lil’ monsters” everywhere this holiday.

Barney's

Gaga's Workshop x Barney's New York Press-On Nails, $45.

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TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas

Today style editor and Bobbie.com's Bobbie Thomas shares stylish buys for the guys we love:

Adorable duos: There isn't much cuter than a dad and his little one, except if that dad and son are wearing Super Sweet Creations faux tie tees. Available in infant, child and adult sizes, I first fell in love with this idea when dashing dad David Beckham's sons Romeo and Cruz were spotted sporting similar styles. Even if your hubby or father isn't an outward "fashionista," these matching ensembles are sure to melt his heart ($12.50 and up; etsy.com/shop/SuperSweetCreations?section_id=5613056)

Gadget guys: Double-O Seven dads will geek out over Brookstone's Video Spy Pen. This working pen boasts a full-color camera that can store up to 1.5 hours of video and can run up to 2 hours on a full single charge. Just unscrew the midsection to reveal the 4GB flash drive. It's perfect for dad to sign your college tuition checks while he records your promises of straight A's. ($69.99; Brookstone.com)

Style secret: Since we women have double-stick, bra clips, etc., it's only fair for him to have a fashion fix of his own. Help dad keep his collars crisp and cool with Wurkin' Stiffs Power and Polo Stays. Unlike traditional designs, which have to be inserted into a hidden pocket found on most button-downs, these magnetic versions can provide a freshly pressed look to any type of shirt. ($20 and up; www.wurkinstiffs.com)

Dad toys: 10 Father's Day gifts he doesn't need, but will love

By Chadner Navarro

What makes shopping for Father’s Day more difficult than Mother’s Day is that the gifts can be so boring. Dads are more likely to get golf balls or buzz saws than something really, well, fun.

For your last-minute needs, we’ve curated a list of 10 dad toys your pop definitely doesn't need -- but will love more than a new screwdriver.

Paul Smith shoe horn, $32
Is he the kind of guy who would never splurge on a high-end version of something everyone should own? Thrill him with this sleek metal shoe horn from British designer Paul Smith, in the label’s signature multi-colored stripe and smooth leather. He'll say "you shouldn't have," but really, he's saying you should. At paulsmith.co.uk  

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Bonobos Magic shorts, $75
No matter how old guys get, magic still thrills them. We love these swim shorts from Bonobos not only because they'll look good on just about any dad out there, but because when wet, the fabric reveals a fun summer print. At bonobos.com 

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Acqua di Parma Colonia deodorant, $34
There are things we don’t need or would ever buy ourselves but when gifted to us, we love -- like fancy schmancy deodorant. From high-end Italian beauty company Acqua di Parma, this smooth sweat-buster boasts a signature scent that is sweet and fresh. At $34 a pop, this is no drugstore stick, so better hope dad doesn’t get hooked. At nordstrom.com
 

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Buck Stacking Game, $34
Dad may not have time for hunting these days, so get him this resin Buck Stacking Game. It comes with a buck bust and 30 additional antlers in assorted sizes. The point of the game is to stack up those antlers until they come tumbling down! It’s like Jenga but with an animal head so, therefore, exponentially more fun. And when no one is playing with it, the sleek white buck can double as a nifty decorative bust. At shop.gessato.com 

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The Simple Garden, $29.98
Right now there isn’t anything hotter than the farm-to-table restaurant craze. Make sure your dad is on-trend with his very own, super easy-to-use garden, where he can grow all the vegetables he wants. Doesn't get more local than your own windowsill. At thesimplegarden.com 

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Muji city in a bag, $14
It’s totally understandable if you can’t send your dad on an all-expense-paid trip to Paris. It’s a recession after all, and that Euro-to-dollar conversion is no joke. Muji’s City in a Bag is an adorable substitute. The bag contains mini wooden replicas of Paris’s most iconic buildings and features like the Eiffel Tower and Sacre Coeur. Tokyo and New York bags are also available. At muji.us

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Gerber Obisidian knife, $37.99
Dads love pocket knives. And you just never know when he’s gonna need it: there might be a bear run-in while camping or a bottle of beer that needs opening. This sharp, fine-edge knife is ideal for those things and more. At gerbergear.com

LEGO Lamborghini Polizia, $59.99
Oh, the legendary Lamborghini Gallardo -- what would it be to own one? It's probably not going to happen. But with this LEGO set, dad can build his own small-scale replica of the beloved Italian police ride. At lego.com

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Teroforma whiskey stones, $24
Does your dad love whiskey? Pair these beauties with the pricey bottle he'll never buy for himself. The non-porous whiskey stones will cool but won’t dilute drinks when chilled. At madmuseum.org Want more great drinking gadgets? Click here.

Pac-Man Video Game Kit, $48
In the age of Xbox and Wii, when you don’t even need a controller to play, it’s easy to forget the joy of a joystick. With this easy-to-use kit, dad can have an old-school flashback. Play 12 throwback favorites like Pac-Man and Galaga just by plugging the teeny system into any TV. At fredflare.com

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