New York based artist Scott Campbell was recruited by Marc Jacobs for the Louis Vuitton SS11 menswear.

Campbell tattooed LV logos all over the runway models necks and he also customized a number of leather bags.

His colleague Tom Ford has been sniffed at for appearing in his own fragrance ads, but designer Marc Jacobs is topping it off by appearing sans clothes.

For Jacobs, who is only covered by a strategically placed, oversized flacon, it was a matter of stressing how personal his latest fragrance was.

In the print ad, the designer lies naked on a silver Mylar bed, with a strategically-placed, over-sized bottle of the scent, revealing his muscles and multiple tattoos.

US designer Marc Jacobs has launched a virtual watch for the iPhone that customizes your phone in the style of his spring collection.

A drawn doll inspired by the designer’s most recent collection lets you read the time in style.

If you are a retro-gadget lover, then check out the new USB hub from Marc Jacobs. Each “mixtape” features crudely drawn artwork and includes three USB ports.

The newest Louis Vuitton accessory for spring is the trash bag aka ‘raindrop besace’ designed by Marc Jacobs.

This ‘bag’ is named the Raindrop Besace because it’s made from coated canvas (raincoat material), and thus waterproof.

It has a removable shoulder strap in case you want to actually carry it like a trash bag.

As mentioned last month, Lara Stone replaces Madonna to be the new face of Louis Vuitton’s Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign.

Here’s a look at the making of Louis Vuitton’s campaign featuring the very beautiful Lara Stone.

The Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2010 ad campaign will break in the February 2010 issues of magazines worldwide.