{"id":57258,"date":"2022-05-04T10:56:56","date_gmt":"2022-05-04T09:56:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dutyfreehunter.com\/blog\/?p=57258"},"modified":"2022-05-04T10:56:56","modified_gmt":"2022-05-04T09:56:56","slug":"furla-debuts-linea-futura-handbag-collection","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dutyfreehunter.com\/blog\/furla-debuts-linea-futura-handbag-collection\/","title":{"rendered":"FURLA debuts Linea Futura handbag collection"},"content":{"rendered":"

Minimal and functional design, in two sizes and eleven shades. Both handbag and crossbody, Furla Linea Futura expresses the artistic DNA of the brand.<\/p>\n

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A shape that follows the body. The avant-garde design meets the love for the environment in the original Furla Linea Futura bag.<\/p>\n

Upcycling is the main protagonist: precious reclaimed leathers are reworked and reintroduced in the new Furla Linea Futura.<\/p>\n

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Furla Linea Futura is a small handbag with a unique and innovative design. The model features a futuristic interpretation of the shape of a bird’s nest made from a special reclaimed Roxy leather effect fabric with GRS\u00ae certification, which was obtained by upcycling tannery waste. Perfect for always carrying your personal belongings with you, the bag is finished with a tone-on-tone Furla lettering logo.<\/p>\n

– Small top handle
\n– Removable shoulder strap
\n– Open inside pocket
\n– Concealed magnetic button fastening
\n– Galvanised gold finishes<\/p>\n

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Capturing the vibrancy of the Linea Futura now comes a bold shoot created in collaboration with Dazed. Rising model Georgia Moot throws the blown-up bag in the air, steps into a supersized edition, and finds herself replicated endlessly across a collage-like image. In another particularly impactive photo, her hair defies gravity, as the Linea Futura pulls her plaits skyward.<\/p>\n

Lensed by photographer Boris Ovini, the aim was to portray the bag\u2019s playfulness, while tapping into its sustainable attributes. \u201cIt\u2019s a visual representation of the notions of recycling and reusing, repetition, products becoming other objects, a bag becoming something other than a bag in quite a surreal way,\u201d<\/em> explains art director Bessie Armitage. \u201cWe wanted it to feel fun and experimental, energetic and uplifted. Boris works with perspective and has this super playful approach to his work.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n