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" Jeremy Scott debuted his first collection as creative director for Moschino in Milan yesterday. His over-the-top junk-food themed collection made me hungry\u2014hungry for fashion.  After I had digested the whole collection, I decided I needed one of those brilliant McDonald&amp;#039;s Happy Meal-inspired purses. So what&amp;#039;s a girl to do when they won&amp;#039;t be hitting stores until next August, if at all? Well, I am nothing if not resourceful so I went across the street to McDonald&amp;#039;s and ordered a Happy Meal. Related: Moschino Sent a Budweiser Dress Down the Runway Today I was handed a four-piece Chicken Mcnuggets, a medium French fries (because they were out of toys and felt bad), the tiniest Coke in the world, and some apple slices all wrapped up in a delightful paper bag. No. That was not the look. When I told them that this Happy Meal would not work for me, the staff at McDonald&amp;#039;s was extremely confused. &amp;quot;So\u2026you don&amp;#039;t want to eat this?&amp;quot; Marie, my server, asked tentatively. &amp;quot;I need a Happy Meal box to use as a purse,&amp;quot; I explained. Duh. A blank-stare exchange followed that could put The Hills to shame. So that particular McDonald&amp;#039;s doesn&amp;#039;t understand fashion. No matter. There are plenty of others. I walked six blocks to the next one but not before calling to confirm that they had Happy Meal boxes (#fashionassistantskills). The new McDonald&amp;#039;s informed me they had to &amp;quot;check in the back&amp;quot;. When I called back five minutes later, they said that I could pick one up, so off I went. Despite some quizzical looks from this new group of employees, I couldn&amp;#039;t mask my joy. I snatched my purse away from them before they could change their minds and I put my wallet, my phone, and lip balm inside and voil\u00E0: stylin&amp;#039;. Related: Runway Beauty Looks That Remind Us of Disney Characters  I do have a small confession: I first spotted the Happy Meal box as an accessory well before the Jeremy Scott show on Phil Oh two weeks ago during New York Fashion Week.         See? I told you it was this season&amp;#039;s it-bag. A photo posted by Phil Oh (@mrstreetpeeper) on Feb 12, 2014 at 6:57pm PST     After the bag&amp;#039;s second appearance in Milan, I knew I had to hop on this trend immediately.  Related: How Adidas Sneakers Became a Fashion Girl &amp;quot;Thing&amp;quot; And what is the first thing you do when you get something new? Take it to the streets, of course. While I still want the runway version, for now this will do. Of course the best part was the price: $4.39. In case you are wondering, I did want fries with that.  Photos: Getty Images; Joslyn Blair "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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