You deserve a pat on the back. Why? Because you did the adult thing and filed your taxes on time.
Well Tax Day, the big day, is finally here and it's time to reap the benefits! But whatever will you spend your newfound fortune on? The options are truly endless, but the one that tops our list is investing in a statement handbag or a pair of shoes that are slightly more expensive than your usual purchase.
We're not saying you should spend your whole refund on some new accessories, just a portion of it. Go on sis, you deserve it!
Rebecca Minkoff Chevron Quilted Love Crossbody
This quilted crossbody is made for the cool girl.
TORY BURCH McGraw Leather Camera Bag
This blush-colored camera bag will go with you everywhere this spring.
Tamara Mellon Rebel 105
A well-made pair black heels are a worthy investment.
Coach Parker Top Handle With Quilting
A white leather bag is oh so chic for springtime.
ZAC Zac Posen Eartha Top Handle Crossbody
This tan cross body impresses us with its unique shape and sturdy hardware.
Coach Farrow Crossbody With Floral Print
Jazz up your look with a bright blue floral statement bag.
MICHAEL Michael Kors Women's Jet Set Tote
A classic black tote is always money well spent.
Tamara Mellon Reveal
These metallic strappy heels will forever be your cocktail party go-tos.
Kate Spade New York Women's Large Lane Satchel
A light pink satchel is sweet but grown up. We like it.
MANSUR GAVRIEL Mini Mini Leather Bucket Bag
A luxe leather bucket bag? Yes please.
SEE BY CHLOÉ Mini Hana Leather Crossbody Bag
This satchel style cross body is so trendy in Hollywood right now.
Loeffler Randall Pari
Coach Charlie Carryall
A hunter green satchel is a fresh, sophisticated carryall for the season.
Stuart Weitzman Starla 80
We've never met an outfit that doesn't go with a pair of strappy patent leather sandals.
TORY BURCH Small Robinson Saffiano Leather Top Handle Satchel
This basic black leather top-handle satchel will serve you well.
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