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WATCH: Marc Jacobs Gets Shirtless As The New Diet Coke Creative Director
Diet Coke has tapped Marc Jacobs as their new creative director — for 2013, at least. In past years, Karl Lagerfeld and Jean Paul Gaultier have lent their names and design prowess to the soda company, but, according to WWD, Jacobs’ stint stands out through his ethos of “glamour and sex sells just about everything.”
Cynthia Rowley Puts On Her Judging Hat For Diet Coke And Target
CFDA members Cynthia Rowley, Zac Posen, and L’Wren Scott recently put on their judging hats for the Diet Coke Young Designer Challenge. Up-and-coming designers from all over the country submitted cool t-shirts featuring Diet Coke, and the trio had a tough decision to make from the top 10 creations.
Jean Paul Gaultier Releases A Tattooed Diet Coke Bottle
Jean Paul Gaultier, the recently-appointed creative director of Diet Coke, just released the third design in a set of limited-edition bottles that will be sold in Europe this month. Why can’t we get this stylish collab stateside?!
WATCH: Jean Paul Gaultier’s New Commercial For Diet Coke Is Here
Jean Paul Gaultier released a new commercial for his collaboration with Diet Coke, and it’s a snoozefest!
WATCH: Jean Paul Gaultier’s Second Bizarre Commerical For Diet Coke
Here’s a tasty little tidbit to kick off your Saturday night. In the latest installment of Jean Paul Gaultier’s weirdo video series (as part his new role as the Creative Director at Diet Coke), JPG once again stars as himself as “The Serial Designer”.
Watch Jean Paul Gaultier Be Weird In New Diet Coke Commercial
Move over Karl, there’s a new Diet Coke fashion king.
PHOTOS: 6 Of Fashion’s Most Liberating Movements
On the anniversary of American history’s finest milestone, we can’t help but remind ourselves of a privilege — context depending, of course — we often take for granted: freedom. While we sip our Diet Cokes, listen to our Last.fm players, and write fashion-related pieces for this very site, we are walking the beaten path of fashion’s history of freedom.





















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