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Diet Coke Gets Sexed Up!

[by Gabi Muller | 19 May 2008 | 2 Comments]
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I am so excited to watch the new Sex and the City movie when it comes out in two weeks time (I am the hugest fan). But what’s more exciting is the latest project from Sex and the City’s super-stylist, Patricia Field – her limited edition coke bottles!

Patricia has followed in the footsteps of other fashion greats (think Manolo Blahnik and Matthew Williamson who have all designed for Coke) by designing four limited edition ‘City Collection’ Diet Coke bottles.

These tasty treasures are only available exclusively to Selfridges in the UK, so American fans might have to get their hands on one through eBay (or get a flight over to London, whatever’s the cheaper option).

This is the first venture away from clothes for the world-renowned stylist, and she has certainly proved that she can pretty much style anything. Speaking about the collaboration Patricia said,

‘The designs represent Diet Coke as a sexy, sassy brand perfectly compatible with today’s woman’.

The Diet Coke bottles come in four cartoon designs, each representing a different part of a woman’s life – gold represents careers, red is for passion, pink for love and turquoise for fashion.

Clearly this exciting venture is meant to coincide with the most fabulous fashionable movie of the year, and at a reasonable price of £1.99 per bottle, you really can afford to take a piece of Sex and the City’s style home with you.

Available now at Selfridges nationwide.

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Gabi Muller is is a fashion fanatic. Her love for fashion began at the age of six when her mother bought her the most gorgeous pair of ruby red Dorothy shoes and ever since then she has had a fetish for all kinds of footwear in every shape and shade. She lives her fashion fantasy daily at her job working for a British fashion brand.
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