After having reported about the initiative before, we can give you today a full look at this special collection of champaign bottles by Dom Pérignon, as part of their “A Tribute to Andy Warhol” project.

“Inspired by Warhol’s unconventional representation of icons, and the playful use of codes and colour in his work, Dom Pérignon commissioned the Design Laboratory at Central Saint Martin’s School of Art & Design to reinterpret its timeless bottle. The result is a unique collection of three bottles, each with its distinct label in red, blue or yellow, paying homage to Warhol’s iconic colour games.”

Here below we present a special video produced around the initiative.

The limited edition bottles will be available to the public starting October 15th at a suggested retail price of $150 and can be found at fine wine purveyors nationwide.

Find many more images after the jump.

Selectism has a look into Newsom’s latest “greener” work with champagne label Dom P. “For the fourth time, the House Dom Pérignon teamed to the designer Marc Newson to create a case of journey which allows the amateurs of champagne to preserve in the good temperature their bottles, wherever that they are. The result is ‘Black Box,’ a black case that resists the wear and tear of transport an keeps Dom pérignon perfectly chilled, even the hottest destination. will be available as of now in France (200€) ans as of January 2010 in selected markets across the world.”

In January 2008, Karl Lagerfeld and Amanda Harlech released a book entitled Visions and a Decision featuring black-and-white photographs of Claudia Schiffer, Brad Kroenig and Sebastien Jondeau from a 1993 (the bottle not the photoshoot) Dom Pérignon Oenothèque advertising campaign. Today, Wallpaper Magazine released a series of those images online.

Telling the Wildean tale of an old money Dom Pérignon heir on the hunt for the perfect woman (played perfectly by American model Brad Koenig), Schiffer takes on the role of the book’s femme fatale, dressing up in numerous guises – ranging from Oriental temptress and libertine Ingenue to disco queen and dominatrix – all in the space of a few perfectly formed, achromatic pages.

Like a butterfly from a chrysalis, Schiffer’s various transformations have been throughout up by Lagerfeld as a manifestation of the Oenotheque’s unique aging concept. Like the best of Dom Pérignon’s wines, Schiffer morphs seamlessly from 18th century heroin to 21st century woman, retaining her own innate personality.

More flicks from the Karl Lagerfeld for Dom Perignon Oenotheque after the jump.