Articles Tagged "Opening Ceremony"

After peplums made their debut on the runway a few seasons ago, they’ve quickly become a staple wardrobe piece. The flirty silhouette has been integrated into tops, knitwear, dresses and skirts, adding a sophisticated element to any ensemble. Nothing is off-limits for the peplum as its...

Kicking off this Friday, the London 2012 Olympic games are just around the corner, but designers have already launched pieces and collections to celebrate the worldwide sports festivities. Shoes, accessories and apparel have been adorned and embellished with interpretations of the Union...

Print magazines are on the upswing. As reported by WWD.com, Opening Ceremony, the multifaceted retail environment comprised of shops, showrooms and private label collections, will launch a collectible fashion and culture magazine in August. The publication, named the OC Annual, will...

The shirtdress was once a bland, classic staple, but for Spring 2012, Lady LUX noticed New York designers have transformed it into a modern option, as mentioned in Runway Trends. This season’s wardrobe must-have is fresh and airy – perfect for long days of sunshine – but don’t mistake...

There’s something about plaid and tartans during the winter holidays that just feels right. Maybe it’s a certain coziness from the traditional wool or the warm colors, but either way, plaid’s got festive written all over it. So add some cheerful checked pattern to your winter wardrobe...

Fashion is constantly reinventing itself; with each new season, we can spot trends from decades past. This summer we’ve witnessed a revival of the seventies: A time of carefree style, when bohemian fashions reigned supreme and “hippie” became a household term. Now, designers are...

Chloë Sevigny is making a bold move. Instead of the small, personal presentations many designers have preferred of late, she has decided to do a full-on catwalk show to launch her new line for Opening Ceremony, reported Vogue UK.

"Right now I am focused on putting together my first...