Applying Concepts in to the Design of Women's Elegant Handbags

Abstract

The application of design concepts to women's handbags aims to create elegant and valuable products by utilizing the golden ratio and principles of artistic composition. The process involves several steps

1. Study of Theories and Concepts: Gathering and analyzing theories related to the golden ratio and artistic composition.
2. Analysis of Handbag Examples: Studying the styles, proportions, shapes, and patterns of seven types of women's handbags available in the market: 1) Backpack, 2) Clutch Bag, 3) Messenger Bag, 4) Shoulder Bag, 5) Top Handles, 6) Tote Bag, and 7) Hobo Bag.
3. Decoding Design Concepts: Experimenting with and analyzing the design concepts, theories, styles, and trends to illustrate the design process, resulting in beauty, symmetry, and attractiveness derived from these concepts.

          The results indicate that applying the golden ratio and principles of artistic composition is an effective approach in designing women's handbags that meet consumer and market demands. This process enables designers to create high-quality products by focusing on dimensions such as width, height, depth, handles, shapes, and forms, emphasizing symmetry, uniqueness, value, beauty, and style. Consequently, the designs align with the diverse characteristics of different handbag styles.