Rogue Style Holiday Gift Guide

[dropcap letter=”I”] realized at an early age if you want to get exactly what you want for the holidays, you need to provide folks with a list. My lesson came from what is now known in my family as the “Pink Panther Christmas,” when I wanted a 10 speed bike, but Santa brought me a banana seat Pink Panther bike. Convinced Santa made a delivery error, I went back to sleep assuming I’d wake up to a 10 speed bike like all the other kids had in the neighborhood. Looking back, I know I was wrong for my behavior, but best believe I always create a list of what I want for the holidays after that incident.

So what does this chic want for the holidays this year? Here is my rogue style holiday gift guide 2014:

I’m a sucker for bitters and a really good cocktail. Now I can have both on the go at anytime with this handy travel kit.  Don’t be surprised if I’m slightly twisted if you see me on my next flight.

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There are so many great restaurants in San Francisco, but getting a reservation can be like winning the lottery.  Why bother when you can rent a personal chef with services like Kitchit? Kitchit has a talented team of chefs that can create meals as cheap as $30 a person to a multi-course show-stopping meal to impress the pickiest foodie. Having had a personal chef in Nicaragua, I should caution you that it will be tough to go back to cooking, but this service is so worth it.

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I may not have a boyfriend at the moment, but you never know when you may meet Mr-Right-Now or need to reinact a Beyonce video on a trip. The prices aren’t for the faint hearted, but their lingerie will provoke your mate to do whatever you want. A girl always needs to be ready to play a secret agent behind closed doors!

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I hate lines and the worst are when you’re stuck behind a group of people who act like they’ve never been in a TSA line.  By pass U.S. Customs and TSA lines like a celebrity with the Global Entry Pass. Before you can travel like Kayne and Kim, you’ll need to apply and get cleared as a low-risk traveler. Thus, if you have a record, your $100 is probably best spent on some comfy shoes for those long lines.

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