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.

Established in 1661, the Château Rauzan-Ségla vineyard celebrates 350 years of wine making with a special edition 2009 vintage bottle featuring a label by Karl Lagerfeld. Lagerfeld renders the Château Rauzan-Ségla grounds in his own unique way. “This Grand Cru Classé will hit retail in March at fine wine purveyors nationwide for $129.” Chanel purchased the vineyard in 1994. Pre-order status.

Karl Lagerfeld’s photography faces the front of the Florence + The Machine’s latest physical release, “No Light, No Light.” The 12-inch single is part of a special edition being issued by Island Records and The Vinyl Factory. A highly limited edition release, “No Light, No Light” features a silver-foil hand screen printed, numbered cover.

Inside each edition is a unique series of photographic portraits shot by Lagerfeld as well. These photographs are exclusive to this physical vinyl release.  The white vinyl records comes in a black bag. Available now for pre-order. This is a good one.

This is coming across the tech wires from Le Web. Techcrunch is reporting that Karl Lagerfeld and online destination Net-a-Porter are working on a new online fashion line under the name, “Karl.” Net-a-Porter’s founder, Natalie Massenet, says that the line is set to launch on January 25. We’ll bring more on this story as we get it…

Cool Hunting sits down with Karl Lagerfeld on his new holiday window for Printemps. Line of the interview: “My head is like Google. I have everything in my mind.”

Mr. Lagerfeld continues to dip his fingers into various design outlets. Be it cola bottles or photography of chocolate, he clearly is not limiting his works to one arena. The latest is a collection of pens with St. Dupount. Choose between two variations: “Prestige” in red lacquer or “Chic” in black with palladium “attributes.”  Those seeking fountain pens will find them amongst the rollerballs in either collection. As shown on Materliste.

More looks after the click.

Karl Lagerfeld continues to work with Italian footwear brand Hogan on their Fall/Winter 2011-12 campaign. Here the designer speaks about the brand and also about his involvement and gives an interesting point of view on the Chinese market. Enojoy!

Here are some campaign looks from Dior Homme for Spring 2010. “Once again the maison Dior has called Karl Lagerfeld as a photographer for his campaign Dior Homme Spring / Summer 2010. This print campaign feat. the model Juan Manuel Arancibia.” (viacomit)

More looks from the Dior Homme Spring 2010 Campaign as shot by Karl Lagerfeld after the click.

“Vol de Jour – A Short Film by Karl Lagerfeld in Excellent Quality. (Widescreen – Spring Summer 2010 Pre-Collection) Starring: Lara Stone and Baptiste Giabiconi.”

Karl Lagerfeld and Philippe Starck act as guest editors for the October issue of Wallpaper*. Their duties extend to designing covers for the magazine – one each respectively. Lagerfeld’s is shown above, Starck’s after the jump.

Using three layers of tracing paper, Starck devised a cover that is at once a single image, but when layers are pulled way reveals standalone looks. The new issue is on shelves now. (via db).