“Everyone’s got enough stuff,” Harry Weller says. “I’m at that stage where I want everything in my life to serve a purpose and be useful, which I suppose means I’m quite a difficult person to buy for.” As the creative director of Tracey Emin Studio, where he’s worked since 2009, Weller has an eye for the finer details. He organises everything from international exhibitions to auctions to the day-to-day running of things and serves as a confidant and creative counterpart to one of Britain’s most renowned artists.

Want to know what to get Mawaan Rizwan this holiday season? You’ll have get to know him first. And there’s a lot to unpack when it comes to the award-winning actor, screenwriter, comedian and former Taskmaster contestant. Just ask viewers of his BBC series, Juice.

He toyed with the idea of a bull terrier or maybe an Irish wolfhound. A whippet sounded appealing, too – a speed demon that’s content to spend most of the day snoring on the sofa. In the end, though, it had to be a sausage dog. “Small but mighty is how I’d describe them as a breed,” says Richard Biedul, a creative director and model who was also a lawyer in another life.

“Men are difficult to buy gifts for,” Mickey Down says. “I’m not sure why… Maybe we have no taste?” Down himself can’t be accused of lacking in the taste department. The co-creator of HBO’s Industry has himself proven to be a reliably impeccable dresser, rotating between tinted shades and chalk stripe tailoring on the red carpet or Stone Island outerwear and slouchy Japanese knitwear in his day-to-day. He’s also not adverse to a Burberry check when called for. With the show now entering its fourth season, Down, along with his close friend and co-creator, Konrad Kay, are the force behind one of TV’s most engaging (read… stressful) and original projects in years. Industry is a sharp, funny and frenetic insight into the lives and various indiscretions of some very dodgy employees at a fictional investment bank. The pair drew their original inspiration from a real-life stint in finance.

“Everyone’s got enough stuff,” Harry Weller says. “I’m at that stage where I want everything in my life to serve a purpose and be useful, which I suppose means I’m quite a difficult person to buy for.” As the creative director of Tracey Emin Studio, where he’s worked since 2009, Weller has an eye for the finer details. He organises everything from international exhibitions to auctions to the day-to-day running of things and serves as a confidant and creative counterpart to one of Britain’s most renowned artists.

Want to know what to get Mawaan Rizwan this holiday season? You’ll have get to know him first. And there’s a lot to unpack when it comes to the award-winning actor, screenwriter, comedian and former Taskmaster contestant. Just ask viewers of his BBC series, Juice.