Andi Grant

Finding the best workout leggings sounds simple enough, but it depends on what you’re wearing them for. Some days I want plenty of compression for squats or jumping rope. Other days, I’m doing yoga at home or running down the dirt roads near our house. And plenty of days, my leggings have to get me […]

I don’t mind paying more for leggings I love, but at $100 a pair, my expectations are pretty high. Lululemon has a loyal following thanks to its fabrics and workout clothes that can last for years. Still, when I’m mostly wearing those leggings to Target or around the house, I start to wonder whether I

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

I have a belt in my closet that I’m pretty sure I wore in high school, which tells you about how much attention I had been paying to belts. I also had one I kept mostly because I could swap my Western buckles onto it, even though it was so big that the extra leather