(Dan Tri) – From animals like frogs and pigeons to paint cans or food cans, fashion brands have turned handbags into the center of attention every time they appear.
During the pandemic season, Jonathan Anderson – founder of the JW Anderson brand – introduced a bag model simulating pigeons in the Fall – Winter 2022 collection for men.
`I wanted to have something a bit silly in the collection, contrasting with the situation at the time. Fashion has this wonderful way of allowing us to escape reality,` the designer shared with the magazine.
Usually, designer handbags are a symbol of wealth and status.
However, this design is more in line with what today’s younger generation wants in fashion: Something strange and unfashionable but sets them apart.
Not only JW Anderson, many other luxury fashion houses also introduced unique accessory models, inspired by familiar items.
Appearing on the Fall – Winter 2023 runway in January, the Frog Clutch Bag accessory from fashion house JW Anderson quickly attracted the attention of fashionistas.
During the brand’s show within the framework of `London Fashion Week` (UK) in February, model Alexa Chung was seen sitting in the front row, holding a bag worth 950 USD (23.1 million USD).
In the previous Fall – Winter 2022 season, the British fashion brand introduced a handbag model with a dove image.
The Harper’s Bazaar writer said the bag is one of the most researched and viewed products on the brand’s website.
Not only JW Anderson has strangely shaped handbags, in the Fall – Winter 2022 collection, Balenciaga introduced the Le Cagole Boots Bag design made from sheepskin in the shape of a pair of boots.
This accessory has a retail price of 3,250 USD (more than 79 million VND), but is currently no longer on the company’s website.
Under the direction of creative director Matthieu Blazy, Bottega Veneta continuously produces bags that are both beautiful and smart.
Not the strangest bag model, but the Paint Can Bag inspired by Louis Vuitton’s paint box is still considered a strange product.
2023 marks designer Anthony Vaccarello’s seventh year as creative director of Yves Saint Laurent.
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