Central Saint Martins college student wants to use Alexander McQueen's DNA to make bag

Some designers might say their collections contain a little piece of each artist who has influenced them in their work. But none can mean this as literally as Tina Gorjanc, a fashion student from Central Saint Martins college in London. Ms Gorjanc has designed a collection of handbags and jackets, which she wants to make using leather cultivated from Alexander McQueen's own DNA. Tina Gorjanc, a fashion student from Central Saint Martins college in London, has designed a collection of handbags and jackets, which she wants to make using leather cultivated from Alexander McQueen's own DNA The'Pure Human' project envisions using DNA from McQueen's graduation collection from the same college, called'Jack the Ripper Stalks His Victims'. The cells would be taken from the hair and placed in a culture.