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(Thread Starter) |  Official: Carmina Campus repurposes Mini parts into bag collection  A brand like Mini is as much about image as it is about the vehicles it produces. Hence a seemingly endless array of branded merchandise, joined by this latest collection made in collaboration with Carmina Campus. The fashion brand directed by Ilaria Venturini Fendi - youngest daughter of the famed fashion-design family - is distinguished by its use of recycled materials, and in the case of the Mini collection, uses all manner of discarded components from the Mini product line. Everything from seatbelts and convertible-roof canvas to scraps of metal bodywork and leather upholstery have been repurposed into a range of travel and city bags for both men and woman. The collection includes everything from briefcases and laptop bags to purses and suitcases. Only fifty individually-numbered pieces will be made, with prices ranging from 350 to 700 euros (~$450-900) available in store and online. Details in the press release below and the extensive high-res image gallery above.Continue reading Carmina Campus repurposes Mini parts into bag collection Carmina Campus repurposes Mini parts into bag collection originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 14 Mar 2012 07:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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