one size fits all

Holiday shopping can be seriously tricky, even when you know someone really well. Today, we're making it easy on you, and the one constant variable throughout this guide is this: size really doesn't matter. In fact, that's what makes these picks particularly gift-worthy. If you want to negate the whole return-and-exchange process, the "one size fits all" option is your best friend come gifting time. That doesn't mean you immediately head for the gag gifts and novelty items (although, those are fun, too), it means you can indulge in the things that don't adhere to strict sizing, like statement accessories, chic notebooks, must-have iPad cases, and more. We found two pouches that double as cool clutches and makeup bags, a luxurious crystal-encrusted neck warmer, a gorgeously scented Diptyque candle, a handful of the softest cashmere knits, and one delicious Barneys x Disney find (literally). Find 22 perfect gifts for every kind of a styler in your life, right this way.

Terry Richardson's editorial for V magazine's "The Size Issue" features plus-sized model Crystal Renn along side a more traditional model-size zero, Jacquelyn Jablonski.

Wearing identical looks—both in sample size outfits, the models are similarly posed to prove a point. Richardson's photo spread takes on the myth that bright, form-fitting fashion can only work on girl with a 24 inch waist and succeeds in making those Proenza Schouler skirts look just as fashionable around Renn's 41 inch hips.

Renn, who has walked for Jean Paul Gaultier and appeared in American Vogue, recently authored a book about her own weight and body image struggles within the modeling industry. The memoir entitled, "Hungry: A Young Model's Story of Appetite, Ambition and the Ultimate Embrace of Curves," was released this fall.

For more images, click the gallery below. V magazine issue #63 will be available on newstands January 14.

Source: V Magazine/Terry Richardson