The 'Karl Lagerfeld Tokidoki' figurine celebrates 15 years of collectible artistry with a limited-edition release that merges high fashion with playful design. These magnetic, interchangeable figures allow collectors to customize their display, featuring Lagerfeld holding his beloved cat Choupette, a book, a miniature version of himself, or even a birthday cake to mark this milestone anniversary.
Designed by Tokidoki’s Simone Legno, this tribute stays true to Lagerfeld’s legendary aesthetic, complete with his signature sunglasses, tailored suit, and sleek ponytail. Available in classic black-and-white or an ultra-sleek silver finish, these 10-inch figures are a rare collector’s item, with only 250 pieces worldwide.
Set to launch on March 6, this highly sought-after figurine will be available at Karl Lagerfeld boutiques, Karl.com, and Tokidoki.it. As the perfect fusion of fashion and pop culture, this exclusive collector’s piece ensures Karl Lagerfeld’s legacy continues to charm, inspire, and captivate fans worldwide.
Image Credit: Karl Lagerfeld
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