Behold! The Beef Jerky Chanel Bag

December 16, 2008

Why stash beef jerky in your bag when you can just chew it right off your bag! (I would kill to see a well-dressed woman doing that on public transportation — imagine the reactions!) Created by design student genius Nancy Wu at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA, this 100-percent Beef Jerky Chanel bag project is a commentary of sorts on designer accessories. Whatever the commentary is, all I can say is that from far away, this looks like weathered snakeskin. It's kinda brilliant and gross at the same time. Wanna see some closeups? Then read more.

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24 Comments

MissSushi 4 years 22 weeks

lmfao phil! funny. and thats just plain disgusting

OChottie 4 years 22 weeks

Eeew. Phil, I love your comment!

nourhayaty 4 years 22 weeks

okay thats an interesting idea thanks God i don't eat beef cause i have IBS

mod16 4 years 22 weeks

NASTY

mod16 4 years 22 weeks

NASTY

rossy 4 years 22 weeks

Any woman going out in public with this won't have it long. Think of all the dogs chasing after her... Not just unfortunate strays, but leashed dogs dragging their owners behind them (small dogs excluded). Then again, some guys would be VERY happy to "fall" for the woman with a beef jerky bag.

lizlee89 4 years 22 weeks

why?

lizlee89 4 years 22 weeks

why?

nu4u 4 years 22 weeks

gross!

nu4u 4 years 22 weeks

gross!

Phil 4 years 22 weeks

Look at that stitching--that is so a knockoff beef jerky Chanel bag!It is quite creative! Reading some of the reactions to this, I think the message about designer accessories, and about accessories in general that are made with animal skins, is a success.I hesitate to think that someone may create a merino lambchop sweater in spirit of this.

Phil 4 years 22 weeks

Look at that stitching--that is so a knockoff beef jerky Chanel bag! It is quite creative! Reading some of the reactions to this, I think the message about designer accessories, and about accessories in general that are made with animal skins, is a success. I hesitate to think that someone may create a merino lambchop sweater in spirit of this.