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Futuristic bags : byPhilippe Starck Apprentice Jerome Olivet

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Spending time with renowned design Philip Starck will surely rub off, hence his apprentice Jerome Olivet, has a collection of futuristic leather goods coming soon.............. (via ThisNext Blog)

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Updated Sep 26, 2007

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I love the unusual shape of this. I have no idea if it would be at all "practical" but sometimes, you just have to experiment.

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Updated Oct 4, 2007

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i collect all manner of handbags and have many, many some from the forties, all original and in great condition that i inherited from a friend (whose aunt never used the bags so they are in perfect condition). So when it comes to bags, i know whereof i speak.... really.... (via jerome oliver)

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Updated Oct 5, 2007

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Is it armor? Is it art?

The City Bag is both.

Protected in a shiny black glaze skin, Jerome Olivet's City Bag will keep your things, including an iPod and mobile phone, safe and sound. With an interesting twist, the sleek, smart design ergonomically fits to your body when you carry it. We think it's beautifully functional and dangerously good-looking.

But would you expect anything less from a designer who spent three years working for Philippe Starck?