Find Out What Sofia Vergara Is Giving This Holiday Season

Updated on Dec 13, 2014 at 9:52 AM

We've given you hundreds of great gift ideas with our many holiday gift guides, and now we have even more to share with Sofia Vergara's personal picks! The actress revealed some of her favorite items to give, from jewelry and a handbag to her signature scent and a bottle of wine, but her own list is a little shorter this year. Sofia shared that she has "been so blessed and [has] so many things to be thankful for," so this year she is "only asking for donations to St. Jude's, which is a great charity" she has supported for the past few years. Source: Matthias Vriens Mcgrath

I love to wear and gift scarves. My favorite brand is Theodora and Callum ($175). I love the prints and fabrics.

I have a lot of shopping to do this year!! The women in my life like my mom and costars of Modern Family are getting jewelry from my new Kay Jewelers line, So Sofia ($400).

Another option for a host of a holiday party is a nice holiday-scented candle. Diptyque Spice Candle ($34).

My best friends are getting my fragrance, Sofia by Sofia Vergara ($44).

My favorite gift that gives back this year is the LZZR and TieTheKnot.org Bow Tie Necklace ($105).

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My favorite holiday tradition is to take a vacation because I have time off work! This is from last Christmas in Mexico.

For a holiday party, a bottle of wine is always a nice gesture. This wine is my favorite and is very affordable. Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc ($22).

I love classic handbags that never go out of style and can be enjoyed for years. Chanel Lambskin Classic Flap Handbag ($3,550).

My favorite current trend is rose gold. It is so elegant, beautiful, and trendy. Sofia Vergara Necklace ($500).

Cake is my favorite treat year-round! This cake is beautiful and festive. Rum Bundt Cake ($65).

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