At Dover Street Market Japanese fashion label Comme des Garçons unveil a limited edition collaboration with children's book favourite Where's Wally? He's not your average style icon, but the eternally lost cartoon character Where's Wally? has inspired a hip fashion collaboration. Comme des Garçons, the conceptual label helmed by Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo has unveiled a capsule collection featuring prints by Where's Wally's British illustrator Martin Handford. The range comprises a men's and a women's T-shirt and a scarf, and is being stocked exclusively at Dover Street Market - the fashionable London department store home of Comme des Garçons. We always have a Golden Week special event summer campaign and this time we decided to use Where's Wally? for its colourfulness and happiness. We were thrilled when they agreed and turned out to be Comme des Garçons fans," Comme's president Adrian Joffe explains. Don't expect to find a riff on Wally's iconic red and white striped sweater and bobble hat however. For the designs, Comme des Garçons selected an illustration fittingly titled 'The Department Store' - one of the earliest and most recognisable Where's Wally? scenes. With only 17 of each piece available, the range is extremely limited edition, so if you're keen to find Wally in your wardrobe, you had better move fast. Here's a map to help you find him quicker... Dover Street Market Where's Wally? for Comme des Garcons' men's T-shirt, £165 from Dover Street Market. Where's Wally? for Comme des Garcons' scarf, £305 from Dover Street Market.