Industry insiders reflect on the impact of the institution founded by Carol Lim and Humberto Leon in 2002.
The duo have decided to focus on their own brand, Opening Ceremony.
Humberto Leon and Carol Lim tapped Uma Thurman's "Kill Bill" stunt double for a surprise martial arts-infused spectacle.
Lunch with Jonah Hill and Spike Jonze, anyone?
The Korean beauty trend is still going strong here in the U.S.
Plus, Gigi Hadid gets another international "Vogue" cover.
She pulled double duty for Kenzo and Opening Ceremony designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon this week.
Watch actress (and talented dancer) Margaret Qualley in a fashion version of Fatboy Slim’s "Weapon of Choice."
The Swedish retailer tapped Carol Lim and Humberto Leon as its 2016 collaborators.
And does a great American accent, too.
"The part where it’s a campaign is secondary," explained Humberto Leon of "Snowbird," which premiered in Los Angeles Tuesday.
Now, with the launch of Framework, the Black Frame founder is bringing his specific, unwavering point of view to creative projects.
Co-Creative Directors Humberto Leon and Carol Lim designed an adventurous set and the clothes to match.
Carol Lim and Humberto Leon spoke with Natasha Lyonne about the inspiration (and process) behind their fall/winter 2015 collection
The "MICA" device, done in collaboration with Intel, lands in stores in early December.
The brand is bringing a little bit of Broadway to Fashion Week.
Expansion plans are already underway and could see new stores dedicated to the in-house brand.
But will it top the chocolate waterfall at Opening Ceremony?
Ooh, and Manolo Blahnik, Vans and Birkenstock are on board for the Surrealist-inspired line, too.
We didn't get a Golden Ticket, but the show was still pretty awesome.
Including the line's latest fashion sweatshirt, of course.
Cara Delevingne is crowned "Miss Cool" on the cover of Vogue Australia's October issue, shot by Benny Horne. {Vogue Australia} Courtney Love called "that hillbilly" Miley Cyrus "sort of punk in a weird sex way." She's certainly got a way with words. {NY Post} "Bring back John Galliano!" The founder of London boutique Browns, Joan Burstein, shares why the fashion industry still needs the controversial designer. {Vogue UK} Kenzo creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon reveal the story behind the brand's insanely popular tiger sweatshirt—and how it almost didn't happen. {Vogue UK} Urban Outfitters takes a video tour inside Lisa Frank HQ in Tucson, AZ and talks with the Lisa Frank herself. It's just as magical as it sounds. {The Atlantic}
Go big or go home. That was definitely the mentality behind Opening Ceremony's first-ever runway show, held at SuperPier 25 on the West Side Highway. And we mean big in every sense of the word. The show's space was the size of a football field. Celebrities like Justin Bieber, Rihanna and Russell Westbrook sat front row. And everybody got a freaking cronut in their gift bag. Then there's what happened on the runway.
Rachel Comey scrapped her fashion show this year. Instead, she presented her spring/summer 2014 collection to a small group of friends, editors, artists, and celebrities during an intimate dinner party held at the Pioneer Works Center for Arts & Innovation all the way out in Red Hook, Brooklyn. "I just wanted to create an experience that was meaningful for me and my crew," Comey told us. "There's so much that gets drilled into you with a runway show, you have to do things a certain way, and I just wanted to fuck it all and do what I wanted to do."