To celebrate Fendi's pop up at the London Harrods, its Creative Director, Karl Lagerfeld has invited his favourite furry mascots, Fendirumis, to the city. Named Piro-chan and Bug-kun, the Fendirumi will travel across London for the first time, inviting people to explore Fendi's new, exclusive collection at the pop-up.

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pAfter gracing the front rows at Fendiandrsquo;s fall-winter show in Paris, the Fendirumi, Piro-Chan and Bug-Kun, are headed to London on August 4, 2016, to celebrate their debut at the Italian brandandrsquo;s pop-up at andnbsp;Harrods. Channeling Fendiandrsquo;s fun-filled spirit, these mascots are Creative Director Karl Lagerfeldandrsquo;s favourite in the Fendirumi family.andnbsp;/p
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pThe Fendirumi, andnbsp;based on Japanese kigurumi mascots, are the life-size versions of the characters spotted on the Bag Bug collection, the furry Charm bracelets, and key chains. andldquo;Japanese pop culture and kigurumi-mania gave me the idea of having two Fendi mascots to attend our events, shows, and openings. The Fendirumi embody the spirit of Fendi Fun,andrdquo; says Silvia Venturini Fendi, who will be present at this big launch in London./p pandnbsp;/p
pThe pop-up will feature an exclusive range of Bug Bags and charm accessories, including the croco-steel bags in vibrant shades, Mini Dotcom Click pieces, and Strap You variations inspired by the Fendirumi. Alongside this collection, the Fendi pop-up will also showcase two new Bag Bug styles ...