We Designed a Line of Under-$100 Shoes and Bags—Here's How Our Editors Wear It

Surprise! We designed a line of shoes and bags, and I'm just going to say it: I think you're going to be as in love with it as my fellow Who What Wear editors and I are. Since we spend our days reporting on the latest trends and uncovering the best shopping options, we're low-key experts, so we took all that fashion knowledge and went ahead and created another extension of our apparel collection because that's just what we do.

Chances are you're already familiar with our namesake clothing collection that's sold at Target (but if you're not, by all means, have a look), but now it's time to meet the new accessories that we've stitched our Who What Wear label on. Naturally, the line hits on some of the biggest accessory trends right now (would it even be a WWW line if it didn't?), and as savvy shoppers ourselves, we knew we had to make the line affordable, too, which is why everything you're about to discover below is under $100.

From '90s shoulder bags to strappy sandals and easy mules, keep scrolling to see how our editors are styling the shoes and bags, and shop the line, which is currently sold at Nordstrom, ASOS, and Zappos.

Shoes

Our editor in chief's look is the perfect example of how you can transform a go-to outfit formula (how many times have you worn a blazer with jeans?) with trendy accessories—ahem, our Perla Sandals and Bernnan Mini Bag.

Judith also got the basic-outfit-with-statement-shoes memo and made our Axel Sandals look so polished.

Courtney's easy look has us thinking that our Romi Sandals can pretty much be worn with anything.

You already know we're heavy jean-wearers here at Who What Wear, so it was only natural that Allyson's spring ensemble featured classic blue denim and our Nicola Slides.

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Bags

Top-handle bags like our Casey Bag are great when you want to add a dose of polish to your look.

I mean, it doesn't get more classic than this, does it? We're vibing with how Kristen carried the leopard version of the bag, too.

The '90s trend I'm fixated on right now is shoulder bags, and I fully plan on carrying our Seeley Bag everywhere I go. Side note: It's also roomy enough to carry a good amount of stuff.

Lime green is the surprising accessory trend we're backing for spring and summer, and we'd argue that our Bernnan Mini Bag is one of the easiest ways to participate.

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Next up, spring's freshest accessory trend you can get for as little as $31.