Porsche Design has just unveiled their latest advent calendar which will be sold for 1 Million USD each and just a single piece per continent will be available.

The world’s most expensive advent calendar measures 1.75 meters in height and is made from brushed aluminum with double-coat finish surfaces.

The advent calendar conceals three special highlights: a Porsche Design P’6910 Indicator in rosé gold, an individually customisable Porsche Design Kitchen P’7340 and a motor yacht, eight and a half metres long.

Designer Karl Lagerfeld has been asked to shoot the 2011 Pirelli Calendar.

Lagerfeld will break out his camera in April for “all of the top girls,” but don’t expect to see any of the beauties rolling in the sand, as with the 2010 calendar.

“I’ll do it in my studio in Paris. It’s too obvious to have a beach setting,” he said.

The Italian coffee company Lavazza has unveiled the 18th edition of its collectible calendar, shot by influential British photographer, Miles Aldridge.

The 2010 Lavazza calendar illustrates “The Italian Espresso Experience” through Italian music.

The 2010 Calendar, featuring six of the world’s most famous models, takes inspiration from six well known Italian songs, such as Nessun Dorma.

The Campari Calendar 2010 has just been released and Olga Kurylenko is this year’s featured model.

Titled Campari Milano, Kurylenko graces the calendar’s 12 months in ultra glamorous fashion.

She appears in a series of vignettes in different locations around Milan indulging in the classic Italian aperitif.