Fuzzy Monster Labubu-Inspired Angel Tree Topper by Cody Foster

Most angel tree toppers are serene. This one is fuzzy, slightly feral, and an angel all the same, which is either exactly right for your household or exactly wrong, and you will know within two seconds.

Cody Foster has been making Christmas tree toppers that break the rules for a long time, and this one is aimed at the tree that already leans playful: the kids' tree, the office tree, the second tree in the den that exists purely for fun. It gives a plain tree a punchline at the top, and it photographs beautifully, because everyone looks up. If your ornaments are a mix of inherited glass and things your children made, a monster angel at the top is the honest summary.

How do you put a tree topper on? A tree topper is fitted over the topmost vertical branch of the tree, either by sliding a hollow base or cone down over that leader branch or by wiring the topper to it. It is normally the last decoration added, after the lights and ornaments, so the finished tree is not disturbed.