The Style & Design 100
Good design is everywhere these days. Great design—the objects, places and ideas that fuse functionality and aesthetics and then push the boundaries a step further to capture the imagination—is more elusive. Take a look at the standouts.
Anya Hindmarch
Leave it to British accessories designer Hindmarch—known for handbags with a sense of humor—to put a lighthearted spin on a weighty issue. Hindmarch is doing her part to encourage eco-friendly living, with a reusable shopping bag that sassily declares i'm not a plastic bag. Unlike most drab canvas totes, this bag is one that people are bound to want to carry more than groceries in. The British version, above, is available on Hindmarch's website and, come July, will get more exposure when Whole Foods Market begins selling an adaptation for the U.S. in some stores.
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