I’ve carried just about every size of handbag over the years, from small crossbodies that barely fit my essentials to oversized shoulder bags I could practically live out of.  In college, I stuffed shoulder bags with my laptop, notebooks, and textbooks and went through more than a few when the straps started stretching, cracking, or

Coach is still one of the easiest places to start when you want a leather handbag without jumping straight into four-figure designer pricing. The brand has been making leather goods for decades, offers everything from smaller shoulder bags to work-sized totes, and still has plenty of styles that are much quieter than the monogram-heavy Coach

I saved up for a Longchamp Le Pliage in college, back when it was the “it” bag on campus. If you’ve owned one too, you know why it caught on: It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and folds down flat for travel. Longchamp still does those things well, and the brand offers far more than nylon

Going braless is often the right way to go. But sometimes, you just don’t feel like freeing the nipple. For those occasions, nipple covers offer some coverage without requiring putting on a whole bra. Historically, however, a lot of them have sucked. Today, there are plenty of nipple covers that actually provide coverage and disappear

A belt is simple enough that a big price difference can feel hard to justify. One has a buckle and a strip of brown material for $30, while another looks fairly similar from across the room and costs more than $100. If the more expensive belt is handmade, the fair question is what changed besides