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Burberry x Blue Period

A manga exclusive inspired by our signature Lola bag, the Burberry x Blue Period collaboration introduces Lola, an originally drawn character by Tsubasa Yamaguchi.

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      A Creative Collaboration

      Channelling the attitude of the Lola bag, Yamaguchi’s one-off tale continues to be shaped by the values of the Blue Period series and depicts an emotional journey in which Yatora and Ryuji meet with and become inspired by a new character, Lola.

      Animation Burberry Collaboration

      Discover the Story

      The comic is available now to read online, with a complimentary limited-edition hard copy issue available to visitors of the Burberry stores in Japan listed below while stocks last. Find an exclusive wallpaper on our Line account from 20 August and visit our Omotesando store to discover a Blue Period takeover including an exhibition of the comic until 5 September.
      Illustration Girl
      ‘I’ve watched Burberry being featured on TV since I was a child, and it is one of those brands that I not only feel familiar with but also admire.

      That’s why I was really surprised to be offered this opportunity to collaborate. When the discussion progressed and the collaboration was decided, I once again thought deeply about why Blue Period was selected. And then, I came to think about the things that only manga can do – those are the things that I must do.

      Since Burberry is a brand that I admire, I tried to work in the same way as usual. I felt that doing so is the best way to show my respect towards Burberry and I hope this feeling also gets conveyed to Burberry fans.’

      Tsubasa Yamaguchi, Blue Period Author


      Animation of blonde woman
      Animation of one woman, one man

      Find your copy at the following Burberry stores:

      Omotesando
      Ginza
      Shinjuku
      Roppongi Hills
      Shinsaibashi
      Kyoto
      Kobe
      Sapporo Marui Imai
      Sendai Fujisaki
      Mito Keisei
      Isetan Shinjuku
      Shinjuku Takashimaya
      Ginza Mitsukoshi Women’s
      Seibu Shibuya
      Seibu Ikebukuro
      Daimaru Tokyo
      Hankyu Men’s Tokyo
      Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi
      Nihonbashi Takashimaya
      Isetan Tachikawa
      Yokohama Takashimaya
      Sogo Chiba
      Isetan Urawa
      Nagoya Lachic
      Nagoya Takashimaya
      Hankyu Umeda
      Hankyu Osaka
      Takashimaya Osaka
      Daimaru Umeda
      Shinsaibashi Parco
      JR Kyoto Isetan
      Sogo Hiroshima
      Hakata Daimaru
      Fukuoka Iwataya

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