For most fashionistas,Lily LaBeau Archives the very idea of cutting up a Louis Vuitton handbag is tantamount to sartorial sacrilege. But, these upcycled designer bags are every Star Warsfan's dream-come-true.

Artist and upcycler Gabriel Dishaw is turning vintage Louis Vuitton bags into Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, and Stormtrooper sculptures. And, they're breathtaking works of art.

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In addition to vintage designer luggage, Dishaw uses things like braided wire, computer chips, wire, and other electronic materials to create his intricate pieces.

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"I’m constantly looking for new ways to use old materials, showcasing them in a new light that is of interest to me," reads a blog post on Dishaw's website.

Kylo Ren and Darth Vader feature pretty heavily in Dishaw's sculptures, suggesting he could very well favour the Dark Side.

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The Vader sculptures kind of look like the Sith Lord has developed a penchant for fine leather goods. Good for you, Darth.

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High fashion Stormtrooper, anyone?

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If the dark side's not your thing, then there's a designer C3PO. Lookin' good!

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These sculptures don't come cheap, though. One of these bad boys will set you back upwards of $2,500 (£1,873), so you'd best start saving your pennies now.

May the high fashion be with you.


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