Stella McCartney, fashion designer and environmental activist donated a collection of six eco-friendly Falabella bags to be recreated as works of art by a group of five artists (Mr. Brainwash, David Foox, Peter Tunney, Bunta Inoue and Justin Terry) to benefit Christie’s Green Auction: BID to Save the Earth.
The Falabella Bag is a Stella McCartney favorite for its edgy design and eco-friendly construction. Brown vegan-friendly faux leather with signature whip stitching and curb-chain trim and top handles. Made in Italy.
The six custom bags shown below (with images of both the front and back sides) are presently up for auction right now. Bidding closes on April 19th.
Custom Stella McCartney Bag by Mr. Brainwash
Juxtapop
Mixed media on authentic Stella McCartney vegan canvas bag:
bid for this bag here.
Custom Stella McCartney Bag by Mr. Brainwash
Life is Beautiful, 2012
Stencil and spray paint on authentic Stella McCartney vegan canvas bag:
bid for this bag here
Custom Stella McCartney Bag by David Elan Foox
Hand-painted on authentic Stella McCartney vegan canvas bag:
bid for this bag here
Custom Stella McCartney Bag by Peter Tunney
Acrylic Paint and Extensive and Unique Mixed Media Collage on authentic Stella McCartney vegan canvas bag:
bid for this bag here
Custom Stella McCartney Bag by Bunta Inoue
AGAPE - Happy Prince
Hand-painted with a on authentic Stella McCartney vegan canvas bag
Genuine natural sapphire with certificate from the GemResearch Swisslab (GRS)
Weight: 0.32ct
Cut: Oval
Color: vivid blue (GRS type "Royal Blue"):
bid for this bag here
Custom Stella McCartney Bag by Justin Terry
Acrylic on authentic Stella McCartney vegan canvas bag:
bid for this bag here
This project, which merges art and fashion, reflects the spirit of collaboration which is central to the Green Auction initiative. Proceeds from the Green Auction benefit leading environmental organizations including Oceana, Natural Resources Defense Council, Conservation International and Central Park Conservancy.
Details on how to participate in the online auction and how to donate, volunteer and act can be found at www.BidtoSavetheEarth.org.
