Susan Wagner is a mom who believes workout clothes are for working out and “casual Friday” will be the downfall of Western civilization. In other words? She doesn't dress like one of "those moms." And she helps the rest of us avoid the mom jeans trap with her writings on her blog The Working Closet.

She's here to help us celebrate Mother's Day with a look at the day she gave up the big bag full of her kids' stuff and her own:

I’ve always been a big bag kind of girl; even before I had kids, I hauled around a gigantic handbag full of I don’t know what. It was all super important, though, and I needed all of it with me all of the time.

I’m over that.

I think all the sunshine has gone to their heads Down Under, because in no way does this make any sense whatsoever. An Australian fashion designer, Kirrily Johnston, and cereal company Kellogg's teamed up to make one helluva purse. Red velvet with a leather tassel, the bag has a special pocket where women can keep their healthy snacks, like, say, a Kellogg's cereal bar, and the bag is supposed to help ladies remember to snack responsibly. The real kicker is that it was displayed at Australia's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week (what!?) and that it retails for $750 (what?!?!).

Let me ask you a question. Have you ever thought that a $750 purse with a special pocket for a protein bar was what was missing from your life?

Spring is totally the best season for fashion, wouldn't you agree? Come mid-April, you're at a breaking point where you're beyond sick and tired of cardigans, sweaters, and dressing like a schlub -- and suddenly there are bright clothes and accessories galore everywhere you look. It's like an early Christmas! You know whose spring look I love? Dianna Agron. The Glee star was out and about yesterday in NYC looking fab (doesn't she always?) in her cozy seasonal essentials.

Sure, the stripes are cute and the gray sweatshirt/blazer item, that's cool too. But you know what I'm gaga over? The bag! Heck, spring bags are what make life worth living, wouldn't you agree?!

OK, so that's a little drastic. OK, a lot drastic. But Dianna's planted the spring accessory shopping bug in me and I just can't let it go. Check out these 8 great bags perfect for spring:

MTV Style has alerted us to this new, super-cool line of bags from Taiwanese design team Chay Su and Rika Lin of Jump from Paper.

They look like cartoon drawings of luxury handbags, but they're actually real 3-D bags that can fit an iPad or laptop, wallet, and accessories.

I LOVE IT!

I'm a pretty conservative dresser, but I'm always looking for standout accessories to keep things interesting --

This line of bags definitely fits the bill. And the prices aren't bad, either!

Click through to see more bags and their reasonable price tags!

Congratulations to our winner, Pandapanda!

There's nothing we love more than helping out a good cause, which is why we adore the new Kohl's Cares Dana Buchman line at Kohl's. Not only is the merchandise stylish, but 100 percent of the profits from the new collection benefit breast cancer charities.

We're giving one lucky Stir reader a Kohl's Cares Dana Buchman prize pack, including a $25 gift card and all sorts of cool swag. From the snakeskin cosmetic bag to the adorable rose gold tone simulated crystal heart ring, you'll be styling wherever you go in no time.

To enter to win, simply tell me:

This spring's hottest accessory is a vintage purse. And when I say vintage, I mean it. It's from the late 15th century, and women all over the world will be clamoring to own this unique bag designed by the one and only Leonardo da Vinci. The renaissance man most known for his exquisite paintings, sculptures, and scientific discoveries was apparently also a talented bag designer. Back in 1497, he drew in detail what the bag would look like and the sketch was found in one of Leonardo's volume of notes that he cataloged between 1478 and 1519. Now, an Italian leather goods company has decided to bring this bag to life.

Told you it was vintage.

Want the purrrrfect accessories this winter? Look no further than this purrrrse. Made out of leather and rabbit hair, this H. Lorenzo clutch retails for $1,085. I suppose no cats where harmed in the making of this bag, but cows and rabbits sure were. Anyway, only rich, crazy cat ladies (wait, was that an oxymoron?) are probably interested in carrying around this cat-astrophe of a bag because nothing says I'm out of touch with reality quite like holding a cat pillow, which doubles as a bag, that costs more than my first used car.

Where would one wear this thing? To a mewseum? To meet with claw enforcement? To get some mice cream? (Nailed it.) Let's be real, there's no place on earth that a thousand-dollar cat purse is appropriate.

Remember the trend a few years ago that mandated we carry purses the size of our houses? Poor Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, we couldn't tell back then if they were carrying the bag, or if the bag was carrying them. The argument for the style was that the gigantic bags were hobo-chic and supposedly made you look smaller. Now, there's a company that's taken it one step further. Say hello to the Contour Canvas bag by MollaSpace.

Why spend hundreds on gym memberships or thousands on liposuction when $45 will get you the body you've always dreamed of?