As its name suggests, the TB bag features the initials of brand founder Thomas Burberry in the form of monogram hardware that has a magnet closure on the front flap. The emblem lends an edgy vibe to the structured and sophisticated silhouette of the bag, which is made of calfskin leather.

If you like your bags unique, there is a version of the small TB bag that features a deer motif and an excerpt from William Shakespeare’s The Two Gentlemen of Verona.

But there’s something for everyone as the bag comes in various styles: shoulder bag (in mini, small and medium), belt bag and envelope clutch. On top of that, there is also a wide range of colours to choose from, including two-toned shades, which appear in later iterations of the bag.

Already, the TB is a celebrity magnet, attracting stars such as model Irina Shayk, actress Jessica Chastain and Chinese starlet Zhao Wei, to name a few. It should come as no surprise as Tisci’s designs have long been a favourite among A-listers.

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So how does the Lola bag set itself apart from its predecessor, one might ask?

For starters, it’s unstructured, making it more playful and casual than the TB bag. But it is still classy enough thanks to it being crafted from lambskin leather. It comes with a metal chain strap and dares to be different with its quilted textures and bold logo prints. The small Lola bag comes in 15 colours whereas the medium is available in black or soft camel.

Combined with the same TB logo hardware on the front, the flap bag is versatile and perfect as an accessory that can take you from day to night.

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The Lola exudes a youthful and almost rebellious vibe, and is in fact named after the song Lola by 1960s British rock band, The Kinks. 

Just like the TB bag, it was designed to be worn in multiple ways such as on the shoulder, across the body, or as a clutch; to put it simply, it's fuss-free and easy to wear.

It's safe to say that Tisci is taking the British heritage brand to greater heights—but whether he comes up with additional iterations or revisits iconic designs, we're eager to see what else the designer has in store for fans.

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