Watch something delightfully light (like the new show All’s Fair on Hulu—yes, the one with Kim Kardashian as a divorce attorney; it’s been panned by critics but hey, it’s perfect for a kitschy, no-stakes unwind after a long day).

And if you’re tired of wondering what to cook every single day, pick up the New York Times Cookbook. Who doesn’t love being told what to cook once in a while, especially when it takes one decision off your plate?

The flower brooch is back — and she’s not here to be subtle. Pin one to a structured blazer and suddenly your Monday meeting has main character energy. Add it to a classic button-down and watch the outfit recalibrate from reliable to inspired. Nestled on a knit, it says, “Yes, I’m cozy — but I’m also chic.” It’s the kind of accessory that doesn’t shout, but knows exactly how to finish a sentence. And in a season where style often bows to comfort, the brooch insists you can have both. Effortless flourish, incoming.

Some women run teams, boards, households — and somehow still remember where the ribbon box is stored. If that’s you, consider this your seasonal cue: the tree can go up early. In a world that rarely offers pause, embracing holiday beauty ahead of schedule isn’t indulgent — it’s intelligent. The soft glow of lights, the structure of tradition, the quiet moment between meetings where it all feels still… this isn’t about decoration. It’s about intention. For the woman who does it all, early joy isn’t rushing — it’s reclaiming.