Harrods becomes latest designer brand to cash in on bizarre fast food inspired ... trends now
Harrods has become the latest to cash in on the bizarre fast food inspired fashion trend as the designer brand starts selling a chips bag for an eye-watering amount.
The green and black bag measures just seven inches high and five inches wide but despite its tiny size it comes with a hefty price tag of £5,775.
The Judith Leiber brass bag has a gold chain strap and is topped with shimmering crystals and is branded with the words 'Exclusively Harrods hot and salty' on one side and 'best fries prize' on the other.
The Hungarian-US designer company previously created the sought after Crystal Rainbow French Fries clutch bag which retailed at around the whopping £4,500 mark.
But the latest incarnation by the fashion brand has failed to impress shoppers who have been left baffled by its price tag.
Harrods has become the latest to cash in on the bizarre fast food inspired fashion trend as the designer brand starts selling a chips bag for an eye-watering amount
The Judith Leiber brass bag has a gold chain strap and is topped with shimmering crystals and is branded with the words 'Exclusively Harrods hot and salty' on one side and 'best fries prize' on the other
The green and black bag measures just seven inches high and five inches wide but despite its diminutive size it comes with the hefty price tag of £5,775
One shopper at its London store told The Mirror: 'How can a handbag which looks like a box of chips cost almost £6,000?'
Harrods advertises the bag on its website as: 'Salt, pepper, vinegar, ketchup, mayonnaise – everyone has their own specific tastes when seasoning their French Fries.
'For Judith Leiber, nothing beats a freshly cooked portion topped with shimmering crystals and served in a Harrods box. Dig in to find out what all the fuss is about.'
Karen Handley, PR for the designer brand, thinks the chip bag to be a big hit with shoppers
