I’m getting two of these cake stands in the big Nordstrom sale. But here’s my argument for why I’m not insane…
Holiday Weekend Open Thread
Coffee Break: Polly Leather Shoulder Bag
The saturated berry color is calling to me on this great bag.
The Best Classic Cashmere Sweaters for Work
Looking for some super soft, super warm sweaters for work? It’s hard to go wrong with cashmere — these are some of the best classic cashmere sweaters for work out there right now.
Coffee Break: Whoa, Surprise Early Black Friday Sale?
I don’t want to say they started their big Black Friday sale early… but there are a LOT of new markdowns, you guys…
Deal Alert: Big (And Rare) Sale at MM.LaFleur!
As of Monday morning, the big MMLF sale is ongoing…
Weekend Open Thread
It’s been years since we discussed whether leather skirts are appropriate for the office… but I do think it’s a fun, fresh look for a date night or holiday party.
Commuting Hall of Fame: Girl on the Go Trench
Readers turned me on to this best-selling raincoat a few years ago and I’m surprised to see I’ve never featured it — so here’s a little review of my Girl on the Go trench coat.
Stylish Wear to Work Pants With Pockets
Readers, do you carry your cell phone with you at work — and if so, where do you put it? Do you hunt for dress pants with pockets, or do you prefer to use a sweater or blazer with pockets instead? Have you bought any great pants for work with pockets lately?
Suit of the Week: Theory
The styling here is a master class on how to wear a turtleneck with a suit, as well as tone-on-tone dressing.
Coffee Break: Zojirushi Mr. Bento
This lunch bento system is a classic that we’ve mentioned in passing for years — so we thought we’d do a Coffee Break featuring it today! (Get your soup recipes ready!)
Coffee Break: Temp Tech Cable Rib Tights
Looking for tights to keep you warm? We’re rounding up a few options, including these cable-knit ones featuring Hue’s “temp tech”…
How Do You Introduce Yourself and Your Work?
Here’s a question that might be an interesting topic, particularly as we head into holiday season: how do you introduce yourself and your work? Do you have an “elevator pitch” that you’ve honed to make your work and skills sound interesting (and if so, what is it)? Does your introduction/description change depending on context?
