New Avon catalogs
When I flipped through the Avon Campaign 26 2025 US pages, the first thing that struck me was how much the holiday mood jumps right out at you. Bright reds, candy textures, and a lot of those tiny decorative details that instantly remind you of December crunch time — when you suddenly realize you still need a few gifts, but you don’t want them to look last-minute.
Holiday Decor: Small Pieces That Make the Room Feel Ready
One of the cutest items is the gingerbread tabletop house. It lights up, it plays music, and there’s a little gingerbread figure that literally pops out of the door. I mean, it’s very on-the-nose holiday, but in a fun way. The gumdrop decorations and the snow-covered roof give it that cozy “kitchen smell without baking anything” look. And honestly, for anyone who doesn’t want to deal with real gingerbread falling apart, this is a good alternative.
The nutcracker ornament is another simple but useful piece. It’s small enough to hang on the tree but also works standing on a mantel. I liked that they kept the colors classic — red, gold, green — and didn’t try to reinvent anything. Not everything needs a “modern twist,” especially during the holidays.
And that stocking ornament with the red tassel? It’s cleaner and a bit more elegant than the typical glitter-heavy decor. The metal gives it this nice weight, the kind that doesn’t feel cheap when you hold it.
Light-Up Scenes: A Little Nostalgia Without Overdoing It
The treehouse with elves looks like something you’d see in a childhood book. Warm lights, tiny ladders, snow everywhere. It plays the usual Christmas tunes too, which is convenient if you want background sound without fiddling with playlists.
Then there’s Santa’s reindeer barn. Santa and the reindeer rotate — small detail but enough to make it feel alive. These pieces are clearly decorative, not toys, but they give that sense of movement in a room that’s otherwise still. Good for people who don’t want a lot of clutter yet want a focal point on a table.
Holiday Style: Easy Dresses That Don’t Overcomplicate Things
The clothing section in Avon Campaign 26 2025 US is surprisingly wearable. The black pleated chiffon dress looks like the kind of outfit you throw on when you’re running late but want to look polished. The pleats fall nicely, and since it’s black, you can match it with pretty much any shoes or jewelry you already own.
The burgundy dress with faux-fur cuffs is more playful. It feels a little retro — in a good way. Burgundy works for winter gatherings because it looks festive without screaming holiday theme. And the faux-fur detail is fun but not too dramatic. Something you’d wear to a small dinner or maybe a work event where the dress code is unclear.
Jewelry & Accessories: Pieces That Do the Heavy Lifting
The layered necklaces and gemstone-style pieces are bold enough that you don’t need much else. Sometimes you need that, especially around the holidays when you don’t want to overthink outfits. One nice necklace + simple dress = done.
The kitten-heel pumps are classic black patent. Low heel, pointed toe, nothing extreme. A practical pick for anyone who likes the look of heels but doesn’t want to deal with sore feet after an hour.
Beauty Gifts: Small Luxuries That Feel Personal
The Starlight gloss looks very wearable — shiny but not too much, more of a soft shimmer. It’s one of those stocking stuffers that works for almost anyone.
There’s also the Far Away Escape diffuser tile set. I haven’t seen many sets like this in catalogs. It’s a small perfume paired with a scented tile you can hang in a room or closet. Good if you want a gift that’s not strictly beauty or strictly home fragrance.
And the trio gift sets — Far Away and Haiku — are the kind of practical bundles people actually use. Body lotion + hand cream + perfume in one theme. They’ve kept the packaging vibrant, which helps if you don’t want to wrap gifts too elaborately.
Fragrances: Soft, Elegant, and a Bit Dreamy
The Haiku bottles look almost like little pagodas. Fresh, green, airy — that’s what the design suggests. The scents listed match that vibe: yuzu, muguet, light woods. There are also variations like Kyoto Flower and Reflection, each with its own color and mood.
The Imari line takes a completely different direction — deep purples, berries, amber notes. Very evening-appropriate. The bottles have a nice weighty, structured look, which makes them feel more luxe than the price suggests.
And the perfumed skin softeners are probably the most universal items in the whole Avon Campaign 26 2025 US lineup. Light creams with the scent to match the classic perfumes. Great as small gifts or add-ons.
