Japanese cosmetics brand iCouleur has officially announced a new collaboration with the popular manga Given, introducing a collection of character-inspired makeup alongside a special pop-up shop featuring exclusive merchandise.

The new “Given × iCouleur” collection features cosmetics inspired by eight characters from Natsuki Kizu’s manga, with newly illustrated artwork created for the collaboration appearing across the products and accompanying merchandise.

Given began serialization in 2013 and follows Mafuyu Sato, a young singer whose encounter with guitarist Ritsuka Uenoyama leads him to join a rock band alongside bassist Haruki Nakayama and drummer Akihiko Kaji.

The manga explores the relationships between the band members as they navigate music, romance and personal struggles, later receiving a television anime adaptation in 2019 and several theatrical films, including 2024’s Given: To the Sea.

For this new collaboration, iCouleur has created four different types of cosmetics, including eyeshadow palettes, lip products, hand cream and nail polish inspired by the series’ characters and artwork.

The collection features designs based on Mafuyu Sato, Ritsuka Uenoyama, Haruki Nakayama, Akihiko Kaji, Hiiragi Kashima, Shizusumi Yagi, Ugetsu Murata and Yuki Yoshida, with each character receiving their own versions of the eyeshadow, lip and nail products.

Let’s take a look at the full “Given × iCouleur” cosmetics collection!

“Given × iCouleur Eyeshadow Palette” (8 Types) – ¥3,080 each (approximately $19 / £15)

Each palette features eyeshadow colors inspired by one of the eight characters, with newly illustrated artwork printed inside the compact alongside the makeup.

“Given × iCouleur Lip” (8 Types) – ¥1,760 each (approximately $11 / £8)

A selection of eight character-inspired lip products, each featuring special packaging decorated with artwork of the corresponding Given character.

“Given × iCouleur Hand Cream” – ¥2,530 (approximately $16 / £12)

A 50g hand cream inspired by the world of Given, featuring collaboration packaging that incorporates the series’ characters.

“Given Nail Polish” (8 Types) – ¥2,860 each (approximately $18 / £14)

Eight different nail polish colors inspired by the featured characters, allowing fans to choose a shade associated with their favorite member of the cast.

The collaboration also includes several exclusive purchase bonuses, with customers ordering two or more eyeshadow palettes together receiving matching character stickers for each palette purchased.

Those ordering at least two lip products in a single transaction will receive character postcards, with the designs corresponding to the versions purchased.

Each nail polish also comes with a special character card styled after an instant photograph, available when purchasing even a single bottle.

To celebrate the new collection, CyberAgent will also host a special “Given Cosmetic Collaboration Pop-Up” event in Tokyo and Osaka, featuring exclusive merchandise created using the new illustrations.

Visitors will be able to purchase acrylic stands, collectible badges, clear files, hairbands, Kedama plush straps, acrylic cards, pouches and shopping bags featuring designs from the collaboration.

The merchandise lineup includes acrylic stands priced at ¥1,980 (approximately $13 / £9), hairbands at ¥2,750 (approximately $17 / £13) and Kedama plush straps at ¥2,200 (approximately $14 / £10), alongside smaller accessories and stationery.

Two venue-exclusive capsule toy collections will also be available, featuring eight acrylic charms and eight hair clips, with each randomized capsule priced at ¥500 (approximately $3 / £2).

The pop-up will feature life-sized character panels displaying the new illustrations, alongside a dedicated area where visitors can try the cosmetics before purchasing.

Customers spending ¥3,300 (approximately $21 / £16) in a single transaction at the venue will also receive one randomly selected bookmark from a collection of 16 designs, with additional bookmarks awarded for every further ¥3,300 spent.

Given has previously received several exclusive merchandise collaborations, including a pop-up shop inspired by Given: To the Sea held in Shibuya during March 2025, featuring new amusement park-themed illustrations created in collaboration with artist Satoi.

Other music-focused manga have also inspired beauty collaborations during 2026, including NANA’s limited-edition cosmetics collection with Love Liner, which introduced character-themed eyeliner and mascara designs based on Nana Osaki and Nana Komatsu.

The Tokyo “Given Cosmetic Collaboration Pop-Up” will run from November 7 through November 27, 2026, at DISP!!! on the eighth floor of SHIBUYA109, with free admission and opening hours from 10AM to 9PM JST.

Entry will be managed through timed tickets, with advance lottery applications for selected dates open until October 21 and successful applicants scheduled to be notified on October 23.

Further pop-up events are planned for Osaka and several international cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong, Seoul and Bangkok, although dates and merchandise availability outside Japan have yet to be confirmed.

Orders for the new “Given × iCouleur” eyeshadow palettes, lip products and nail polish will open through the official collaboration website on November 7, 2026, at 10AM JST, with the hand cream also available at the pop-up venue.

The made-to-order cosmetics will remain available to reserve until November 29 at 11:59PM JST, with shipping scheduled to begin in late May 2027.

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