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arrowMarcus Samuelsson, chef

“I’d give David a pair of Adidas adiZero Adios—the kind worn by Haile Gebrselassie when he broke the world record in the marathon” ($110 at Adidas Originals, 136 Wooster St., nr. Prince St.; 212-673-0398).

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Barton, gym owner

“I’d give Todd a schnauzer puppy in a basket. I’m obsessed with the breed” (mini schnauzer puppies, from $600 at New Jersey Schnauzer Rescue Network, 732-920-8242, njsrn.org).

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“I would buy Judah an Italian boater, to mix up his signature style. He could still put a funny saying on a card and tuck it into the side” ($150 at J.J. Hat Center, 310 Fifth Ave., nr. 31st St.; 212-239-4368).

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Batali, chef

“As an over-the-top gift I would give ?uestlove a long-weekend vacation and food tour in Sicily and the surrounding islands, and of course I would have to go along for quality control.”

arrowIvanka Trump, developer

“I’d buy Mario an orange Hermès agenda cover to match his Crocs and his hectic schedule” (Ulysse mini notebook cover, $155 at Hermès, 691 Madison Ave., at 62nd St.; 212-751-3181).

Judah Friedlander, comedian

“I’d give Ivanka a membership to the Spin New York Ping-Pong club. They have amazing Korean tacos, and you can watch some of the city’s top players” ($650 per year, 48 E. 23rd St., nr. Park Ave. S.; 212-982-8802).

arrowAndré Leon Talley, 'Vogue' editor

“I would give Nora a Japanese maple from Rosedale Nurseries in Hawthorne, New York, along with a beautiful pot from Treillage” (from $75 at Rosedale Nurseries; 914-769-1300).

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Ephron, writer

“I would give Kiernan the collected works of Jane Austen, in book form, of course. No young woman should grow up not having read them” (Jane Austen: Seven Novels, $20 at Barnes & Noble, 97 Warren St., nr. Greenwich St.; 212-587-5389).

Kiernan Shipka, 'Mad Men' actress

“I would buy the Flybar 800, a totally cool pogo stick, for Penn. I love to pogo, and I think he would too” ($220 at onlinefitness.com).

arrowBrooklyn Decker, supermodel

“My gift is somewhat selfish: a refurbished typewriter so Simon can write another hilarious book for me to read on set” ($395 from Brady & Kowalski at the Brooklyn Flea, 1 Hanson Pl., at Flatbush Ave., Ft. Greene; 917-669-2642).

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Chang, chef

“I’d buy Brooklyn a neon leotard with matching leg warmers in homage to her recent workout videos” ($25 and $16 at American Apparel, 183 E. Houston St., at Orchard St.; 212-598-4600).

Penn Badgley, 'Gossip Gir' actor

“I’d get David a Virus TI keyboard synthesizer. He can put headphones on and let the stress of the New York food scene melt away” ($2,995 at B&H, 420 Ninth Ave., at 34th St.; 212-444-5000).

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Frankies, chefs

“We would get Gail one of these calendars from the Dolphin Studio. She’ll never want to throw it away” ($75 at Bird, 203 Grand St., nr. Driggs Ave., Williamsburg; 718-388-1655).

arrowGail Simmons, 'Top Chef' judge

“I would give Chloë a modern kitchen apron to brighten up her wardrobe on the final season of Big Love” (buttoned lace apron, $28 at Anthropologie, 75 Ninth Ave., nr. 15th St.; 212-620-3116).

Chloë Sevigny , 'Big Love' actress

“I would give Kelly a weekend at a meditation retreat. After dealing with celebrities all day, she’ll relish the serenity” (Ananda Ashram in Monroe, N.Y., from $55 for one night; 845-782-5575).