The nuke factor keeps the world on edge. Who wants to be bombed off the face of the earth? Not Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice either. So off she went again to Singapore to convince top North Korean envoys to lobby for nukes verification and disarmament. She had all her “ammunition” in a black Jack Georges leather briefcases, and the rest of the ballistics on her mind.

Condoleezza-wannabes should take the cue from this pert Washington figure who knows her plutoniums and uraniums and can talk non-stop of Washington nuclear policies. Of course, not all Condoleezza aspirants can fill in her shoes now, but they can copy her tastes in leather briefcases that possess brains, beauty, and brawn.

Ladies leather briefbags are not your average dump sites for your documents, plane tickets, laptop, and gizmos. These sleek and slim bags can surprisingly take on a lot of weight, can be slung over the shoulder, or hand-held. Inside zipper pockets, an open back pocket, and organizer, plus a turnkey lock give the Georges collection the upper hand in women’s travel accessories. Proof is Condoleezza’s heavy-hitting choice.

Men have choices too for their leather bags and briefcases. These are also the carryingest stuff without the fluff. Louis Vuitton leather creations, or the stuff from new designers that fuse fashion and function. Lawyer’s briefcases can’t look less lawyerly if men lawyers want to get more cases and notary fees. These cases should be big and deep enough to contain all the documents to defend the world’s craziest serial nuke dropper.

So leather briefcases are not just for show - they have big time roles in peace talks, negotiations, and corporate raids. But the problem is, once you get yourself leather everything, you get hooked and won’t settle for anything that screams pseudo leather. But men, being no rabid fashion shoppers, always get stuck when deciding between looks and function. That should not be a problem now with leather stuff from Jack Georges.

The leather stuff from Georges won’t be nuked as proven by Condoleezza; wasn’t she there in Korea to talk nukes and survived to tell the tale?