I’d like to see a purse snatcher brave enough to try and run off with this one. It’s a meat cleaver shaped purse that’s been splattered with blood and that’s enough to make anyone think twice. The exterior is vinyl and the inside is lined in blood red satin with a zip coin pocket and several card pockets.
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This incredible handmade bag is a knockoff of the super-exclusive Birkin bag that has been turned into Batgirl’s perfect accessory. It comes equipped with its own Bat Signal, a proximity alarm, taser and bright pink phone. Lastly, and possibly most importantly, it plays the Batman theme form the 60′s television show. To the Bat Cave, and don’t forget the glue gun!
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Thanks to Etsy, comic book fans can own a plethora of accessories featuring their favorite groups and characters. The number of X-Men necklaces on the site alone boggles the mind. The handmade marketplace offers options that just weren’t readily available before, and it’s easy to make a giant wishlist of jewelry, bags, scarves, cufflinks – you name it. I’ve rounded up some of my favorites.
A sound effect necklace is a classic choice. You can get the one pictured above for $18 from GlitterbombUK.
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Celebrate the 50th anniversary of everyone’s favorite Time Lord with these retro-style bags. The first features all eleven Doctors on a blue bag with a shoulder strap and a zip closure. The second is a lighter blue that’s been made to look just like the TARDIS. Both are currently available for preorder with delivery to retailers expected March 29th for The Doctor bag and March 10th for the TARDIS bag.
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What really makes this fun is that designer Jason Wu isn’t actually calling this a Pokémon handbag. He’s calling it the Jourdan Backpack which he named after model Jourdan Dunn, but it’s still a Pokéball to me. The bag is made of baby calf and Saffiano leather and has a designer price to match the fancy name. It’ll set you back $1740, but you’ll be the envy of all the other trainers.
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Remember Chinese finger trap puzzles from your childhood? They’re the puzzles you stick your finger in and can’t easily get out of. Designer James Piatt has taken the concept to fashion and included it in a line of purses. Instead of using a traditional strap to carry your bag, you just shove your fingers into the attached traps. If that doesn’t seem secure or just makes you feel weird, you can choose to use a removable strap.
The finger trap purse is available in full and miniature sizes.
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Finding the right purse can be challenging. It needs to be a certain size, match the right number of outfits, but above all – it needs to suit your personality. I think this Star Wars clutch is made for me and about every geeky lady I know. It’s an oversized clutch but still manageable at 8″ x 12″, it has a zipped pocket on the interior, and the print is perfect. This is going in the want a whole bunch category.
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This steampunk bag was made by Delireus out of brass, nickel and leather. Believe it or not, this is her first attempt at this kind of project. It took about 20 hours over the course of three weeks to put it all together. It measures 5.5 inches wide x 5.75 tall x 2 inches deep so it’s not overly large, but she says it is a bit heavy. The only thing she didn’t make herself is the locking clasp.
She plans to improve on this version down the line by making one with a leather body as opposed to a wood shell. If this is her first attempt, I can’t even imagine how good the next one will look! We’re just hoping she puts them up for sale on Etsy.
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This purse is appropriately named “Block Bag – Lego We Love You.” It’s an ode to the beautiful building bricks that many of us adore—and it’s chic. We’ve featured Lego purses before, but this cotton denim bag is something different.
The block bag is built on a 10:1 scale and carefully stitched together. It’s constructed with quality material and has plenty of room for your phone, wallet, and Lego bricks – just in case you carry them with you at all times.
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One can never have too many purses, especially when they are fashioned after awesome things. Etsy seller Krukru Studio makes several bag styles to order including the beautiful piano purse pictured above. They have bunches of quirky shapes in their collection, and shipments take place within just 7-10 days after you place your order.
Check out more pictures of the piano purse after the break, including some of the nerdier designs in the collection.
