Briefcases are all over the place but a slim case that can hold your documents and newspaper and even your iPad while holding its own are less common. Enter the Franklin Folio that says business but I don’t take myself too seriously; and I have real work (as opposed to I’m a student with an internship). For the more established, the olive reads perfectly but for the younger set, the red or light navy work too. Either way, loss the
Well most men don’t call it a “tote” but the phrase was cute….right? A splurge-worthy item for any man that says he’s ready for work and business is a great briefcase. Recently, I’ve been working with several male clients ~ all of which have been in need of a stellar briefcase to compliment their position. As I’ve shared with them, your briefcase shouldn’t say “I’ve arrived” but rather “I was always meant to be here.” The goal isn’t to be
Before Miuccia Prada revitalized the brand with a black nylon bag, before Rem Koolhaas designed a SoHo wonderland that was more shrine than shop, Prada began as a leather-goods house—one that served as official leather supplier to the Italian royal family.
I’ve had the distinct dis-pleasure of observing three DC movers-and-shakers tote around yesterday’s news in the form of tattered, war-torn and bruised baggage commonly (or formerly) known as briefcases. Worse yet, two out of three were actually the canvas freebies you receive at conferences (one was from a 2004 conference)….not acceptable for a sophisticated man who wants to be taken seriously in corporate America or in the high-powered, back-office deals! 2010 is a new year — let’s commit to a
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