Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Lawyer here. The only woman who has carried a backpack into our office is a miserable failure, and her lack of attention to style is bad enough that it matters -- even in the government, which is where we are. Appearances matter, whether you care "about what people will think" or not. People are still going to "think."
This is silly, we’re not saying she should use the backpack as her purse or carry it to meetings or whatever. But it’s perfectly fine to carry one into the building. It’s like carrying a suitcase or a gym bag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Lawyer here. The only woman who has carried a backpack into our office is a miserable failure, and her lack of attention to style is bad enough that it matters -- even in the government, which is where we are. Appearances matter, whether you care "about what people will think" or not. People are still going to "think."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Lawyer here. The only woman who has carried a backpack into our office is a miserable failure, and her lack of attention to style is bad enough that it matters -- even in the government, which is where we are. Appearances matter, whether you care "about what people will think" or not. People are still going to "think."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Lawyer here. The only woman who has carried a backpack into our office is a miserable failure, and her lack of attention to style is bad enough that it matters -- even in the government, which is where we are. Appearances matter, whether you care "about what people will think" or not. People are still going to "think."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Lawyer here. The only woman who has carried a backpack into our office is a miserable failure, and her lack of attention to style is bad enough that it matters -- even in the government, which is where we are. Appearances matter, whether you care "about what people will think" or not. People are still going to "think."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
+1Anonymous wrote:I'm a big Cuyana fan. I have an unstructured tote that has held up beautifully for years--it looks brand new (except the monogram eventually wore off!). I think either of the 2 options you listed would be great. That said, I dream of having of a Clare V bag but can't justify the cost. Note that you can get a long strap the attaches to the bag, so the one you really love could work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
This is completely untrue. Professional women are not all making style decisions about what people will think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Professional women do not carry a backpack to the office.
Anonymous wrote:I know you’re young, but that’s too much to carry in a tote bag! You need a backpack. You can carry a tote too, for the lighter stuff.
Anonymous wrote:There's a reason that they don't have a picture of that Cuyana "system totel" over someone's shoulder. It probably won't go there comfortably. I'd pass on that reason alone with a tote that was going to have heavy stuff in it like multiple laptops.
I am obsessed with that La Tropezienne -- it's gorgeous. The Ashby is the most practical of them all -- big, big handles, very neutral color, it'll go with everything.