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Diana BagDiana BagDiana Bag is an innovative fashion accessory that exemplifies the intersection of architectural design principles and functional fashion, created by Croatian artist and designer Diana Sokolic. This distinctive handbag represents a revolutionary approach to accessory design through its unique combination of plexiglass and textile materials, embodying both aesthetic sophistication and practical utility. The design, which earned recognition with an Iron A' Design Award in the Fashion and Travel Accessories Design category, features a construction method that pairs two plexiglass plates with an integrated textile compartment, resulting in a remarkably lightweight yet spacious carrying solution. The bag's dimensions of 50 centimeters in length, 20 centimeters in height, and 3 centimeters in width create a sleek, minimalist silhouette that pays homage to Bauhaus design principles while maintaining a contemporary appeal. The innovative use of plexiglass, a material typically associated with lumino-kinetic art installations, brings an unexpected luminosity and visual interest to the fashion accessory landscape. The design's technical ingenuity lies in its secure construction, featuring a concealed zipper system that provides both easy access for the user and enhanced security against theft. Each piece in the collection, while maintaining the signature construction method, offers unique variations in shape, size, and color, demonstrating the versatility of the design concept. The bag's development, completed between November 2012 and February 2013, involved extensive research in ergonomics, material integration, and artistic expression, resulting in a fashion accessory that successfully balances form with function while challenging traditional approaches to handbag design. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: fashion accessories, architectural design, plexiglass construction, minimalist aesthetics, innovative materials, Bauhaus influence SOURCES: |
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