Fantasy Gifts

by | Aug 25, 2015 | All Destinations

With luxury and uniqueness in mind, Neiman Marcus has created a selection of fantasy gifts to add to your wish list.

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With luxury and uniqueness in mind, Neiman Marcus has created a selection of fantasy gifts to add to your wish list.

One hundred years of Neiman Marcus is celebrated with 100 limited edition Maserati Ghibli sports cars available for purchase at $95,000 each. Featuring a powerful 3.0 V6 twin-turbo engine, four-wheel drive, glossy Grigio Maratea exterior, premium leather interiors and Bowers & Wilkins sound system, this car will certainly turn heads and make navigating the streets a pleasure.

Experience New Orleans with the Ultimate Mardi Gras experience for Six Couples at $125,000. From 13 – 17 February 2015, enjoy a four-night stay at Aubodon Cottages in the French Quarter, meals at exclusive restaurants including a special Valentine’s Day dinner, special cocktails, concerts, home and private art tours in this vibrant city filled with party and jazz.

 

Get star struck with the exciting Vanity Fair Academy Awards® Experience at $425,000. Feel like a star with a three night stay at The Peninsula Beverly Hills Hotel, dinner at the popular Chateau Marmont, pre-party spa pampering, hair styling and makeup along with a $5,000 wardrobe gift card and jewels on loan are made available for party day to complete this once in a lifetime experience.

The House of Creed Bespoke Fragrance Journey is the ultimate luxury gift at $475,000. Be treated like royalty with two fi rst class tickets to Paris, a fi ve star hotel suite stay and private tours in the City of Lights. Meet Master Perfumer Oliver Reed who will create your signature scent and a few months later, receive your specially created scent in 24 14-karat gold, 6 litre bottles with 14-karat gold accented leather atomisers.

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