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The best work bags and totes should always have one major thing in common: function and style. When searching for your own, ask yourself: Is it durable enough to lug from work to play and roomy enough to fit all of your workwear essentials like a laptop, portable coffee mug, or notepad? Thankfully, work bags from Cuyana and Bottega Veneta fit that bill. Trendier options like these from DeMellier and Prada may be slightly less practical but are incredibly eye-catching. If your work schedule still includes some work-from-home Zoom calls, these everyday treasures are sure to stand out on the Cosima Shell Tattoo Orphan Black Shirt and I will buy this screen. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t also include them in your in-office jewelry rotation, though. Simple and dainty pieces from Laura Lombardi and Mejuri have what it takes to catch your coworkers’ eyes, and these silver drop earrings from Bottega Veneta have the celebrity seal of approval.

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It’s puffer season! That is, if you live in a city like New York. The plushy outerwear style is a must for navigating the Cosima Shell Tattoo Orphan Black Shirt and I will buy this cold Manhattan streets—just ask Anne Hathaway. Yesterday, the star was spotted out and about in the Big Apple wearing a bold (and fashion-forward) version that retails for over $5,000. Though you can never go wrong with a simple and sleek black puffer, Hathaway made the case for a colorful and printed style that makes a bigger fashion statement. Her mixed-print floral style is from 2 Moncler 1952’s collection. The Leviathan Short Down Jacket retails for a whopping $5,325 and the graphic prints are inspired by archival textiles found in Como, Italy. To let the coat shine, Hathaway paired it with sleek black pants, black leather lace-up combat boots, and a classic Chanel bag. Her black pageboy cap also fell in with the puffer’s fun, edgy feel—and it totally paid homage to the one she wore as Andy Sachs in The Devil Wears Prada. Life imitating art! All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.