Handbags & Accessories
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How to Choose a Daily Bag That Fits a Laptop Without Looking Bulky
The backpack industry has spent two decades convincing adults that the only dignified way to carry a laptop is strapped to the spine like a piece of tactical gear.
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Tote Bag vs Backpack: Which Wins for Hybrid Workweeks
Most people chose their work bag by accident. A backpack survived university, so it now carries a laptop to the office.
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What You Need for a Smooth Work-to-Dinner Bag Switch
The bag switch is a small daily lie people tell themselves: that the transition from work bag to dinner bag can be handled gracefully in a restaurant bathroom, a taxi back seat, or the passenger side
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How to Pair Scarves With Structured Coats Without Extra Bulk
Most styling advice about scarves with structured coats starts from the wrong premise.
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6 Hats That Survive Windy Commute Mornings
There is a specific physics to a windy commute that the hat industry has never fully acknowledged.
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Structured Bag vs Slouchy Bag for Office Looks
There is a particular moment in the morning when an office bag earns its keep.
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5 Gloves for Cold Days That Still Photograph Well
Frostbite on the knuckles is a real outcome of a bad glove choice, but the more common failure is far less dramatic: a person takes a photo, looks at the screen, and sees hands that belong to a differ
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5 Sunglasses Shapes That Flatter Round Faces
Round faces get more bad advice about eyewear than any other face shape, which is saying something, because the eyewear industry has built an entire marketing language around the dubious science of fa
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How to Style a Belt Bag With Tailored Clothes
The belt bag has spent the last several years as the official accessory of people who have given up.
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5 Scarf Mistakes That Make Necks Look Crowded
Every fall, the same sad parade shows up on commuter trains and sidewalks: women and men in excellent coats, solid boots, good posture, and a scarf situation that ruins the whole silhouette.
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