This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Neiman Marcus which coincides with the release of their 100th Anniversary Edition Christmas Book. It’s a great guide to help with your holiday shopping, but what makes this catalog special begins on page 95, where the Fantasy Gifts we really want are shown.
Fantasy Gifts are over-the-top selections by Neiman Marcus. Over the years, they’ve included such items as personalized jetliners, an entire bowling alley, and the biggest carats you’ve ever laid your eyes on. Topping the 2007 Christmas fantasy list is the Nieman Marcus Montana Wilderness Package worth a whopping $2,300,000.00!
And if you have the cash for this outrageous getaway, then most likely you’ll want some of the other lavish items Neiman Marcus has in store for you.
Neiman Marcus 2007 Fantasy Gifts
Dragon Topiary ($35,000)
Tree Tent ($50,000)
Classical Superstars Fantasy Concert ($1,590,000)
Swami Conversational Robot ($75,000)
Vertu Signature Diamond Phone ($73,000)
NM® 2008 Lexus® IS F Special Build Sedan ($68,000)
Rocket Racing Leagueâ„¢ Team ($2,000,000)
Online Only Media Wall ($100,000)
Montana Wilderness Package ($2,300,000)
His & Hers Double Portrait in Chocolate ($110,000)
Papalotzin Ultralight and Journey ($80,000)
NM Gem Triton 1000 Submarine ($1,440,000)
305-Carat Uncut Diamond Necklace ($1,000,000)
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Posted by lilkitty
They used the key word here, and that’s “FANTASY!”
I wonder if American Express will up my credit limit to $3,000,000 so I can buy some of this crazy stuff? Prolly not. :p
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Posted by jbkmo
That dragon is awesome. I would not be surprised if they made it exhale fire as well - what a thief deterrent that would be!
-j
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Posted by Christine
Wow, that necklace is definitely a remarkable piece. It’s much more interesting than your average tiny cut diamond.
And I can’t believe that Swami robotic toy is worth more than a Lexus or that awesome Dragon bush! >=@
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Posted by kewlger
1.6 mil for a frekin concert..
that can goto hell.. like reallyfor 400,000 more, you can get a damn race jet hahaha
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