Celebrate your best gal pals with gifts inspired by 'Girlfriends,' 'Grace and Frankie', 'Golden Girls,' and more:
Galentine’s Day has been highly popularized and favored as the antidote for those who are over traditional Valentine’s Day festivities that emphasize love and romance. It’s a way to celebrate female friendships in their purest form., so in honor of Galentine’s Day and female friendships all over the world, celebrate your best gal pal with these Galentine’s Day gifts, all inspired by beloved shows that have often served as a mirror to our lives.
All products featured on Vanity Fair are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.-themed merchandise is an easy way to thank your galentine for “being a friend,” as the beloved series’ theme song reminds. Blanche, Dorothy, Rose, and Sophia were truly a unique group, all with supreme differences, but united by their aging grace, loss of husbands, and good cheesecake.
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