What’s better than one Karl Lagerfeld? Two!
February 1, 2012
Karlisms: Karl Lagerfeld Interviews Himself
January 26, 2012
Azealia Banks Performs at Karl Lagerfeld’s House
To celebrate the launch of KARL collection for Net-A-Porter, Karl Lagerfeld hosted a swanky soiree at his home in Paris. After dessert, Azealia Banks performed live for the guests check it out below…also notice all the Orrefors by Karl Lagerfeld glasses on the table…
January 22, 2012
Karl Lagerfeld as a Simpsons Character

Our favorite tongue-in-cheek fashion illustrator aleXsandro Palombo cast Karl Lagerfeld as a Simpson. It’s very funny, but it seems like Uncle Karl pre-Karl Lagerfeld diet, no? It seems Karl Lagerfeld as cartoon characters are popping up everywhere. Remember last week I showed Karl Lagerfeld as Sponge Bob and My Little Pony. I wonder what’s next? Maybe a Karl Lagerfeld smurf?
January 19, 2012
January 16, 2012
January 12, 2012
Karl Lagerfeld Sketching Steve Jobs on the iPad
We know Karl Lagerfeld can sketch and we know he loves the iPad – but when will you ever get to see him sketch on an iPad? Check out the video below that was recorded of Karl Lagerfeld sketching Steve Jobs on the iPad. Pretty impressive!
Karl Bob, Coco Bob and My Little Karl Lagerfeld
Karl Mania has reached new heights as pop cultural icons Sponge Bob and My Little Pony take on the Karl Lagerfeld persona!
Dutch illustrator Mike Frederiqo gave Sponge Bob a fashionable makeover as Unkle Karl…
and of course Mademoiselle Coco Chanel as Sponge Bob…
Mari Kasurinen took a My Little Pony and made transformed it from playful to fierce as My Little Karl Lagerfeld. We should all have one of these around, no?
January 9, 2012
Karl Lagerfeld on Lady Gaga

For her V Magazine column in the music issue, Lady Gaga asked three designers she recently had the pleasure of working with recently to submit some notes on working with the musician. One of the designers, Karl Lagerfeld, stated:
Gaga gives the world her music and her talent, but the thing I like most is that she fights against boredom and banality. She also puts forth an ever changing, inspiring, and strong image — an image beyond fashion. She is an extreme concentrate of “zeitgeist,” freeing us from the heavy boredom of publicly displayed political correctness by being herself more than politically correct. Something in today’s world would be missed if there would be no Lady Gaga because Gaga is a Lady.

























