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This chic bag from Polene looks great — but I feel like we must discuss this styling.

Apparently, someone at Polene said, HEY, let’s have the models wearing suits! On a mountain! On TOP of a mountain! And obviously, they should be holding the bag!

I mean, sure.

There are several different versions of this bag, including the tote, a nano tote, and a more horizontal version just called Cyme and Cyme mini. I think I prefer the more elongated tote, but that’s me…

The Cyme tote is $630, available at Polene. The tote is available in 6 colors, while the more horizontal version has 20 colors (!).

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The wait is over for collectors and connoisseurs alike. Released at 12pm yesterday, Wednesday 4th March 2026, the 43rd annual expression of O’Briens Wine Midleton Very Rare has officially arrived at O’Briens Wine. Crafted by Master Distiller Kevin O’Gorman, this 2026 vintage is a landmark achievement in Irish distilling. By marrying five distinct distillate styles, O’Gorman has achieved a whiskey of “exceptional balance, vibrant character, and remarkable depth.” As the crown jewel of the Midleton heritage, this release is not just a bottle—it is a piece of liquid history.

Just released at 12pm today, Wednesday 4th March, the 43rd annual expression in this renowned series created by Master Distiller Kevin O’Gorman, brings together five distinct distillate styles to deliver a whiskey with exceptional balance, vibrant character and remarkable depth.

The 2026 release represents a continued refinement of Midleton’s craft, offering an elegantly layered expression that reflects the heritage and mastery behind one of Ireland’s most distinguished whiskeys.

“By using five distinct distillate styles, the final liquid offers a great depth of complexity, showcasing both the lighter, fresher notes of grain whiskeys with the richer, spicier notes from our single pot stills for a glass that is layered, elegant and distinctly Midleton”.
Kevin O’Gorman, Master Distiller

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Our daily workwear reports suggest one piece of work-appropriate attire in a range of prices.

I’m really loving the most recent round of sweater jackets I’ve been seeing recently. This one from J.Crew Factory is more cardigan than blazer but has the shape of the lady jackets that have been popular for the last few years.

I would wear this “distressed fatigue” color with navy trousers for a neutral look that isn’t too bland. 

The sweater is $46.50 at J.Crew Factory and comes in sizes XXS-3X. It also comes in ivory and black.

Looking for lady jackets to add to your wardrobe?

Some of our latest favorite lady jackets for work in 2026 still include knit jackets such as those from ba&sh, MMLF, or Boden… but in general the style has gotten much more structured, closer to a Chanel-style jacket for work. On the budget side of things, check out J.Crew, Tuckernuck (XXS-XXXL), J.Crew Factory, and Ann Taylor… on the splurgey side check out L’Agence, Veronica Beard, St. John, and (of course!) Chanel.

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Christopher Esber Dress & Sandals

Resort dressing feels especially good in green right now. It’s a color story made for vacation, saturated, sun-ready, and impossible to ignore. Slip into it and you’re instantly somewhere coastal and warm, late afternoon light, a drink in hand, nowhere urgent to be.

Indulge in every shade of green: emerald, palm, apple, sage, even a flash of lime green, because the magic is in layering them together. A lagoon-toned bikini with a crisp linen shirt tossed over it, a solid green one-piece styled with flat flip flops and oversized sunglasses, a terry wrap skirt for beach or pool, a sleek top and skirt set that carries effortlessly into dinner. Fully resort, fully saturated, head-to-toe green and ready to go.

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For busy working women, the suit is often the easiest outfit to throw on in the morning. In general, this feature is not about interview suits for women, which should be as classic and basic as you get — instead, this feature is about the slightly different suit that is fashionable, yet professional. Also: we just updated our big roundup for the best women’s suits of 2025!

It’s been a little while since we featured a suit from The Fold — and I’m loving this deep magenta suit. The color is not for everyone (and it does come in navy as well!) but I think it’s bold and lovely.

I’m not sure why but I really dislike double-breasted suits — but the single-button asymmetric wrap look is always A-OK with me. I think the waterfall details under each pocket add an elegant and unusual touch, too.

I’d wear it with light pink, light gray, white and navy as we head into spring, but in the fall I’d try it with black, ivory, and possibly try the pieces as separates with darker jewel tones like burgundy, a deep blue like mallard or midnight, and even brown.

The blazer is $625, and the matching pants are $385. There’s a matching dress but I don’t think it’s intended to be worn with the blazer. (Possibly? The dress is pretty complete on its own.)

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It’s been years since we’ve talked about what you bring on your work schlep (and our discussions on what’s in your bag) — but for today let’s focus on work: If you’re heading to the office, what are you making sure is in your bag? If you’re hybrid between in office and remote, what do you bring? And finally — if your company doesn’t do assigned desks (aka hot desking), what do you bring?

Things I’m wondering about: Office essentials? Laptop? Lunch? Snacks? Workout clothes? Date night clothes? Makeup for after work? Do you bring in some things at the beginning of the week (lunch items or extra clothes) and then take them home at the end of the week? What lives at the office and what do you bring with you? (Also, how many bags and do you have any favorites for your various purposes?)

I’ve mentioned before that I’m a fan of the Trapper Keeper for Adults, the polished padfolio — if only so (if working in a conference room or headed to a lengthy meeting) I have lip gloss, some cash, tape flags and Post-it notes and my preferred pen… but the padfolio was always kept at the office; I can see it being a bit bulky to schlep into work each day.

I’ve also been a fan of the “large tote + smaller bag inside,” whether that smaller bag is a lightweight crossbody (love my ones from Rothy’s), a wristlet, or just a makeup bag or pouch.

Readers, over to you — what do you bring to work each day? How has it changed throughout your career?