This is the creation of 29 year old Aya Tsukioka (not pictured here), an imaginative clothing designer who teaches at Musashino Art University in Tokyo. One of her designs seen here, is a shoulder bag that mimics a manhole cover. The purpose of this accessory is security, enabling the user to conceal items by quickly camouflaging them on the street. Other items Tsukioka has created is a long skirt that transforms to mimic the facade of a Coke vending machine, should the wearer be pursued; and a child’s school backpack that mimics a Japanese fire hydrant. The woman modeling these bags is dancer Minako Ogawa, 29, of Tokyo.