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).

Karl Lagerfeld, the shutterbug, shoots a few for VMAN Issue 14. The essay, entitled, “Legends of the Fall” “harks” back to the covers of The Saturday Evening Post as done by legendary illustrator, J.C. Leyendecker.

Preview more of issue 14 at VMAN.

Every year the French Larousse dictionary comes in a luxury edition. After Moebius and Christian Lacroix, it was Karl Lagerfeld’s turn to remodel the iconic book. Via LaMJC.

The new Larousse by Karl Lagerfeld is set to be released on November 4th.

Rumors have been floating around for a bit and now we can finally show you first images of the Karl Lagerfeld x Steiff teddy bear, turning famous designer Lagerfeld into a plush toy.

"When the famous toy brand, Margarete Steiff, allows itself to produce the first ever "couture" teddy bear, it ’s with the master of today’s luxury Karl Lagerfeld. A unique and unusual collaboration that shows us, one more time, how Lagerfeld is always on the avant garde. Steiff keeps on the innovation and brings you the first teddy bear made for older kids." Via Colette.

The teddy bear comes wearing the famous black suit and sunglasses, an outfit by the designer that one got used to over the years. And of course the famous button in the ear, that all Steiff plush toys carry, is also present. You can expect this to be a collectors item. We will soon be able to tell you more about the release.

***Update: Alright, we got some more info on the release now. The Karl Lagerfeld Teddy Bear by Steiff, will be released in September at Neiman Marcus in New York and will go for above 1400 USD a piece.***

After the jump a couple more images of the teddy bear and Karl Lagerfeld’s drawings of it.

Our friends at Hint offer a nice glimpse into Karl Lagerfeld’s photography project, Metamorphosis of American – A Cycle of Youth 2003-2008. "Karl Lagerfeld has spent the better part of the last five years photographing Ford model Brad Koenig for projects ranging from gallery shows to ad campaigns. But that’s just the beginning. They’ve also rendezvoused each month to shoot Brad as any number of fictional characters and real-life icons, i.e. James Dean, Rudolph Valentino and Lieutenant Pinkerton from Madame Butterfly. Proving the shelf life of a model doesn’t have to be short, Karl has now compiled those images of the Missouri native in a book, Metamorphoses of an American (Steidl), which he launched last Friday at Pace/MacGill gallery…"

Visit Hint for more great photos of the book launch.

Here a little something for all Karl Lagerfeld fans out there. Pixi just released the Karl Lagerfeld lead figurine. It shows the designer/artist while working on a movie set. The figurine is limited to 1′000 copies and is now available in the Colette online store!