29 Best Chappell Roan Gifts for Midwest Princesses

If they have a turntable and only stream the album, this is the gift. The coral anniversary pressing looks as loud as the music, and it is the version collectors seek out rather than the standard black disc.

For the fan who has a cassette player or just likes the object, this is the cheapest physical copy of the whole album. It suits a teen who is building a tape collection alongside their streaming habit.

Pink Pony Club is the anthem fans scream loudest at shows. At under $20, this baby pink single is an easy collector gift, and it can be framed if they do not own a record player.

Good Luck, Babe! is not on the album, so fans who own the LP still need it. The demo on the flip side makes it feel like a real collector's find.

For the fan who loved The Giver's country turn, this pressing captures the newer songs on vinyl. It is the gift for someone who already owns the album and the earlier singles.

Pair this with one of the 7-inch singles and you have a complete gift for a teen who has never owned a turntable. The pink case suits a bedroom or dorm, and the Bluetooth output lets them use bigger speakers later.

Fans who buy the coral vinyl often want to show it off. This frame puts the Midwest Princess cover and disc on the wall together, which looks more grown-up than a poster.

For the fan who plays piano or guitar, this beats any T-shirt. They will be playing Casual at the next family gathering, whether anyone asked or not.

A great pick for a young fan who knows every Hot To Go! move, and a funny, cheap stocking stuffer for an adult superfan. It costs less than a coffee.

For the fan who wants the backstory: the dropped record deal, the years of waiting tables and the comeback. It is an unofficial book, so treat it as a fan biography.

Chappell's looks are half the fun of being a fan, and this lets them play with the outfits. It is a creative gift for a teen and a laugh for an adult fan's coffee table.

For the crafty fan who crochets in front of the TV. They end up with a mini Chappell for the shelf and a few evenings of a hobby they already like.

A cheap wall upgrade for a dorm or bedroom. At record-sleeve size it also fits a standard 12-inch album frame for a cleaner look.

An easy wear-everywhere gift for a fan who will put it on for the concert and then every weekend after. It is fan-made merch, not tour merch, so it costs less.

Trucker caps are all over the Chappell crowd, and this one says Pink Pony Club where everyone can read it. A smart under-$15 pick for a friend heading to a show.

Fans snap these open on beat at shows, and in a packed arena it also keeps them cool. A great pick for a Chappell-themed bachelorette group.

Fans trade bracelets at shows, so a stack of six gives them plenty to wear and swap. An inexpensive add-on for a teen or a concert buddy.

A small daily reminder for a coworker or roommate who has the album on repeat. Good for Secret Santa when you know the person but not their size.

Chappell's world is part disco, part rodeo. These turn a room into one for a listening party, and the small ones work as ornaments on a pink Christmas tree.

The cowgirl hat is the unofficial uniform at a Chappell show. This one has enough glitter for the arena lights and holds its shape well enough to wear again for a bachelorette or a festival.

For the fan building a real concert outfit, boots matter more than anything. These have the western detail of The Giver era and a heel that can last a full set of dancing.

Chappell's red curls are the giveaway in any costume. For Halloween or a themed party, this wig does most of the work.

Boas are a Chappell staple, and this one is full enough to look good in photos instead of thin and patchy. Rose pink matches the Pink Pony Club palette.

A practical piece for a concert in a cold month: it keeps them warm in line and still catches the lights inside. Throw it over jeans and the boots for a complete look.

The album title makes this almost mandatory. A tiara costs under $10 and turns any outfit into a Midwest Princess look, which makes it a great add-on gift.

The shade name is Midnight Cowboy, which feels made for a Chappell fan. It gives the dramatic glitter eye from her shows without the mess of loose glitter.

An easy concert-day add-on. It goes on fast in a car or a bathroom line, and the stick format means less glitter all over the house afterward.

Enough gems for a whole friend group's concert looks, with plenty left for phone cases and crafts. A great group gift for a Chappell bachelorette.

A bold red lip is part of Chappell's drag-inspired look. This one survives a three-hour show with singing, drinks and photos, which most lipsticks do not.