Nicoll unveiled the elegant white tote - which was designed in collaboration with phone company Vodafone - at his presentation 19 February 2012.
Designed to charge Blackberries, iPhones and androids while on the move, The Telegraph reports that the final product will go on sale this spring.
The creator told the publication that the bag was "especially relevant" this season as his collection is "all about the notion of work and all its facets in modern times".
The bag must initially be charged from the mains power using a cable that magnetically attaches to its outside. The tote will then be able to power up cellphones for at least two days.
Labels have long remarked on the attachment fashionistas have to their mobile phones, with the likes of Diesel and Mulberry offering accessories such as Blackberry and iPhone cases, although Nicoll's venture signals the increasing importance of cellphones at fashion week thanks to the rise of Twitter and apps.
This is also reflected by London Fashion Week sponsor Vodafone installing chargers on the front row for every show venue this season.
London Fashion Week runs until 21 February, with menswear on 22 February.
Source: The Times
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