Book lovers can carry their belongings in BAGatelle Studio's clutch purses that are made to look like leather-bound books of classic novels.
The novelty purses depict Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice,' Edgar Allen Poe's 'The Raven,' and Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'
Each bag is fully lined, made with vegan leather, a magnetic snap, metal zipper, and the cover print is water-resistant. The bag measurements are 7.8 inches wide by 5.9 inches tall and come with a removable 48-inch long shoulder strap.
For every purchase, a portion of it goes towards supporting the arts and "will be donated to a cause that benefits unprivileged children and adults, giving them the opportunity to experience art in a way that they might not otherwise have."
Novel enthusiasts can purchase BAGatelle Studio's book clutch purses for $78 on the My Modern Met website.
Image Credit: BAGatelle Studios and My Modern Met
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Book-inspired Fashion Accessories
- There is an opportunity for designers to create fashion accessories that are inspired by classic novels, such as bracelets, scarfs, and hats.
- Sustainable Novelty Products
- Designers can create novelty products that are not only unique and fun, but are also sustainable and eco-friendly, such as purses made with recycled materials.
- Charitable Art-inspired Products
- Designers can create products that benefit the arts and donate a portion of their sales to charitable causes that promote access to the arts for underprivileged individuals.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Accessories
- Fashion designers and accessory makers can create book-inspired merchandise that appeals to book lovers and fashion enthusiasts alike.
- Sustainable Products
- Eco-friendly designers and product makers can create novelty products that reduce waste, promote recycling, and utilize sustainable materials.
- Charitable Organizations
- Charitable organizations can collaborate with designers and product makers to create art-inspired products that benefit underprivileged communities and promote access to the arts.
