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Now that it’s safe to assume the warm weather has stabilized (hello, mid-seventies!), activities like walking to work, eating lunch outside, and escaping early on Fridays can begin in earnest. All of which require additional carrying capacity (extra shoes, a sandwich, reading material, overnight gear). Carlos Falchi’s faux-python Barbarella tote ($220 at Bergdorf Goodman, 754 Fifth Ave., at 57th St.; 212-753-7300) is fashionably metallic and roomy enough for all purposes, and its bright floral lining makes finding your keys at the bottom much easier. (It’s also the most glamorous grocery bag ever.) For a panoply of totes, click ahead.


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