When you have 3 years working with Philippe Starck, your design sensibility is bound to lean towards the futuristic and esoteric. Jerome Olivet is now launching his own collection of leather goods starting with a City Bag and City Briefcase. Both bags welcome your iPod and mobile phone. Protected in a black glaze skin, it ergonomically merges with your body. Both bags will be hitting European stores at 87 and 171 Euros respectively.
Designer: Jerome Olivet
My biggest complaint against apparel and garment design is that sometimes fashion and function don’t see eye to eye. Clothes can sometimes look really good, but…
Imagine owning an electric version of a first-edition Ford Mustang, or a Cadillac, or one of Pininfarina’s cars from the 60-70s. Wouldn’t that be something?! The…
It’s not often I see product design mixed with politics because it’s tricky and definitely an invitation to royally f*ck up. However if your ideas are…
Now here’s some lighting with some history and culture behind it. The Lavu Lamp takes design inspiration from the Sami tribesmen of the Ural Mountains, who…
Genius Pack has slowly and steadily become a pretty hard-to-forget name in the travel-accessories circuit. Not operating like traditional companies like Delsey, Samsonite, Rimowa and such,…
Now this is a story, all about how Jonathan Roquemore’s life got flipped-turned upside down. And I’d like to take a minute, just sit right there,…
Comments are closed.
Se ven bonitos pero una cosa es la antropometría y otra es la Ergonomía real; influye la funcionalidad, la anatomía, lo sociocultural, lo fisiologico…
Take the headphone cord out, it tangles with the strap. not a problem if you wear your purse for hours on end but no one does.
i like it!
Looks nice but just wondering how it opens and functions as i work for a company and design bags and suitcases.
After a few years in university for Industrial Design I can say this person does not understand design. Lovely and very interesting shapes but poor function.