In a bit of news that almost makes us want to drink some Diet Coke, fashion icon Diane von Fürstenberg lends her sensibilities to the low-calories soda for some bottle wraps that celebrate her knack for moving prints.

Following in the footsteps of old Karl Lagerfeld—who designed a series of bottles last last year (and who supposedly dropped 90 pounds in 2001 by drinking only Diet Coke and eating steamed vegetables)—Fürstenberg’s collector’s edition comes with four bottles and is priced at a bubbly $30. One-hundred-percent of the proceeds go to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health in support of The Heart Truth program for women’s heart health research. The beverage inside still tastes like melted Styrofoam.

A full look after the click.

Kiehl’s continues to work with the biggest names in the art world with their ongoing Creme de Corps limited edition collections. Jeff Koons enters the picture with his familiar Balloon Flower (Yello) from his Celebration series. Three sizes of Kiehl’s Creme de Corps bottles are available with profits head to The Koons Family Institute on International Law and Policy, an initiative of the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC).

More looks at the Koons bottles after the click.

POTW points us at these beautiful bottle and box designs. Umbra Design in the Ukraine worked on the beautiful packaging you see here for the Carpathia Gorilka and Balsam liquors, also from the Ukraine. Designer, Yaroslav Shkriblyak, looked to bring the “untouched Carpathian nature purity, and national recipe traditions using a vintage image and illustration.” Very well done and worthy of any shelf space in your cabinet or top.

More looks after the click.

Our brothers HS give coverage to this interesting by Missoni on some San Pellegrino water bottles. “By now a fashion brand getting together with a water brand is not entirely new anymore. We have seen Evian work with many designers over the years. Now Italian brand San Pellegrino is also getting into the game and presents a collaboration with Italian fashion house Missoni. The lables feature the Missoni branding and the bottle also comes in a special sleeve, designed by the brand.”

More looks at the Missoni for San Pellegrino Limited Edition Bottles over on Highsnob.

As a fragrance alone, CK One would probably not be a something we would feature here, but Calvin Klein re-packaged the product into an interesting casement. As part of the CK “We are One” campaign beginning this March, you will be able to purchase CK One or CK Be with an MP3 player and speaker that ties into their idea of “music as the universal language.” We couldn’t agree more.

More detailed views of the CK One & CK Be “we are one” Bottle MP3 Players after the jump.

Coming for the holiday season is a new addition to the Comme des Garcons Parfum world – the limited edition CdG#2 "Silver Words".

"Words contain meanings like a bottle holds a perfume. Both convey messages that can be interpreted and experienced in an immense variety of different ways, each of them communicates an essence, a thought, a shared experience. Messages in bottles have always signified belief and a hope for the future.

Using advanced serigraphic techniques, evolved from traditional printing methods, the original Comme des Garcons 2 pebble-shaped bottle has been lacquered in black to contain silver words of peace, freedom and love in several languages.

The result is a deep, matt-black colour surface holding an infinate mesage of hope, stamped in silver words."

As there will probably be a lot of demand for these, Blackbird is now offering a pre-order round.

Usually we would not report about Italian designer Roberto Cavalli. His mens collections are not really our style. Nevertheless we have to give it to him for designing some pretty sexy Coca-Cola Light bottles for the Italian market.

"For Fall 2008, the chic’est bevvy on the block will undoubtedly be Coke Light in bottles designed by Cavalli. The limited run of 300,000 bottles will be distributed exclusively in Italy from September through December. "I had a lot of fun creating three different "dresses" for the legendary silhouette of the Coca Cola Light Contour. They are seductive and feminine, in typical Cavalli style. They’re designed for the world of young people, which has always been a great inspiration to me," notes the designer." Via Fashiontribes.

Something for Cavalli fans and collectors. Keep your eyes open on your next Italy trip.

See the full bottle set after the jump.