We recently reported that Marc Jacobs had been appointed as creative director for Diet Coke, and now we get a look at the first three cans designed by the renowned fashion designer. My favourites on the far left.

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I would have to say the Jean Paul Gaultier’s Diet Coke bottles are a close second to the ones designed by Karl Lagerfeld. After the two Day & Night bottles previously shown, we get a look at a third, which were inspired by body art and intricate designs. They launch later this week in Europe.

Check out this Tokidoki Singapore Wingchair. Limited to only 33 made-to-order pieces in the UK, all of which are equipped with a faux suede upper paired with kiln dried hardwood birch and beech frames, the chair comes with a certificate of authenticity and is finished off with Simone Legno’s signature on one of the chair legs. Expect to spend a cool $2500 if you want to make this your next addition to your living room. Get it at ClickforArt.com.

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Here we get a look at some cool new Coca-Cola packaging. The new project is the creation of design student Ashley Shen, who created a prospective packaging design for a limited edition Coca-Cola series with PLAY Comme des Garçons. It hasn’t been confirmed whether they’ll see an actual release or not, but we sure hope they do.

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Following Lagerfeld, the next to design some aluminum Coke collector bottles is Diane von Fürstenberg who created three separate bottles which hit stores this month.

Here we get a look at the first campaign photos from Karl Lagerfeld’s latest project with Coca-Cola on three aluminum Diet Coke bottles. Starring in the ads are Coco Rocha, Heidi Mount and Jeneil Williams.

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Following up on the success from last year, Karl Lagerfeld once again teams up with Coca-Cola to design some aluminum bottles. Lagerfeld was quoted saying:  “I love this bottle, but it’s time for a new one. Actually I want to do three bottles.” If King Karl wants to do three bottles, three bottles he shall do. These will start hitting stores and boutiques in June.

What struck me though was these are not Coca-Cola Light bottles (like last year’s), but Diet Coke. Does this mean these will only be available for the US market? Stay tuned.

These bizarre champagne bottles were designed by Amsterdam-based agency, They, together with Tjep Studio and Eindhoven’s La Bolleur. Named Zarb Champagne, they definitely push the envelope when it comes to champagne bottle design. Coming soon to a Lady Gaga video near you.

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Lily Allen has collaborated with Samsung on designing the cover of their SF310 laptop. Expect it to start hitting stores in November.

Evian unveils its latest collaboration. Following Christian Lacroix, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Paul Smith, the spring water brand joined forces with Issey Miyake to design the fourth annual limited edition designer bottle, which features a bright flower meant to embody the Evian signature message, “Live young.” Inspiration for the bottle comes from the Pleats Please line for which Issey Miyake is known. The bottle is now available for pre-sale at www.ShopEvian.com. Check out facebook.evian.com. for more information.

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