The second installment of the "I ♥PETER RABBIT™" collaborative collection between MUVEIL and Peter Rabbit™ is now available.

This collaborative collection, which follows the first installment released this summer, includes a loose cardigan with a Peter Rabbit motif embroidered on the back, a mouton coat in the same color as the jacket Peter Rabbit wears, as well as canvas bags. The brand's iconic "Grandma Charm" will also be available in a Peter Rabbit design.

MUVEIL "Hand-knitted cardigan" (100,000 yen)

MUVEIL designer Michiko Nakayama has loved the world of Peter Rabbit since she was a child. The worldviews of Japan and Britain are different, so the designer incorporated the witty worldview of the original Britain, as expressed by Beatrix Potter, into the items.

In addition, to commemorate the release of the second series, a limited-time pop-up shop with the theme of "Winter in the Lake District" will be held at Ginza Six from October 24th to November 27th, in collaboration with artists and brands curated by MUVEIL. In addition to selling the collaborative collection, items from various artists and brands will be exhibited and sold.
Participants include editor Takagiwa Kaori, artist Yuzawa Kaoru, stencil-dyeing artist Seki Mihoko, leather brand Sisii, known for its high quality and washable leather, MIO HARUTAKA, a new brand launched by the designer of Bijou de M, and Joshua Ellis, a long-established British woolen textile brand with over 250 years of history. Items on display include a Shishi skirt, a washable leather skirt hand-adorned with various leather plants, a Mioharutaka rabbit ring with brown diamonds and blue sapphires for the eyes to match the pop-up, and a carefully woven, soft-to-the-touch cashmere stole by Joshua Ellis.

Sisi "Leather Skirt" (78,000 yen)

Mio Harutaka "Rabbit Ring" (1.8 million yen)

Joshua Ellis "Shawls" (52,000 yen each)
The event will also feature a photo exhibition based on "Black Rabbit," a photo book by Takagiwa Kaori published in 1999 featuring photographs of black Netherland Dwarf foxes, as well as drawings by artist Yuzawa Kaoru and stencil-dyed works by stencil-dyeing artist Seki Mihoko.

Photographs based on the photo book "Black Rabbit" by Takagiwa Kaori
Drawings by Yuzawa Kaoru

"Stamps" by Stencil Dyeing Artist Mihoko Seki