Rebecca Spencer, a director at the New York-based media startup Tasting Table, talks long commutes, email rules, and career inspiration from Jennifer Aniston.

Because a great dress deserves a namesake drink, here are four cocktails to match this season’s standout pieces.

Two years ago, I quit my law firm job to travel the world. Now I’m ready to re-enter the workforce—which is easier said than done.

Curious to see a few MM dresses on multiple body types? Right this way.

It’s time to deepen the cultural conversation about workwear so that we can, once and for all, shift the focus from women’s bodies to their brains, both in the office and beyond.

Remember the top that you shared with your entire friend group in college? Of course you do.

Four elegant women demonstrate how to pull off a midi-length skirt at the office.

Washington-based investment strategist Erin Harkless talks career, workwear, and dressing for life in the capital city.

Rachel Moore was a professional dancer in the American Ballet Theatre until, plagued by injury, she hung up her shoes at age 24. Little did she know, it was just the start of greater things.

Is your office a mess? Boring? Or just plain ugly? Here’s our exhaustive guide for creating a sleek, professional space that’s worthy of the work you do there.

Close your next deal in these 12 pieces.

If the idea of a personal stylist both intrigues and terrifies you, we can relate—and we also have the solution.

This Mother’s Day, we salute the moms in our midst at MM.LaFleur—and the small, impressive humans they’ve produced.

What’s it like being raised by a celebrated child psychologist? Apparently pretty great. MM.LaFleur customer associate Annabel Wick would know.

San Diego-based lawyer Cayce Greiner might start her day with an open-water swim at the beach—followed by a client presentation five states away. Here, the Colorado native (and former child pageant champion) talks us through her career path.

From astronomical year-end bonuses to butt-grabbing co-workers, a woman on Wall Street tells her story.

In classic New York tradition, I spent my early twenties working in restaurants to pay the bills while I chased my dreams of being a performer. What I didn’t expect was how much those waitressing gigs helped my career.

Mansplainers. Lunch ruts. That feeling of being “unsuitable.” Samantha weathers it all with enviable style.

Actress. Model. Singer. It girl. Lou Doillon is impossible to pin down, but is thoroughly (and thoughtfully) enjoying the ride.

Summer associates, we hear you: You need a few great outfits that will carry you through what is essentially a ten-week job interview.

We’ve all heard the lectures about setting boundaries in the workplace. But when push comes to shove, how do women really say no at work?