Chloe and Opening Ceremony love each other to pieces. Via.

A couple more looks on the next page.

A few more celebrity images from the TriBeCa Film Festival taking place now in New York City. Chloe Sevigny is featured above, bedecked in a lace dress with a black bag and heels. On the next page images of Rachel Roy and Nina Garcia, both looking fab and happy, plus Julia Roitfeld, Hayden Panettiere, Lorenzo Martone and Eva Mendes, wearing a very red dress.

Chloe Sevigny recently stopped by Nike Stadium in New York, one of the brand’s six internationally-located, custom design shops, and worked with the design team to create a custom women’s “Destroyer” jacket, featured here. According to the site, Sevigny used ”a young, gulit ridden girl as inspiration, and chose to do one simple iconic image on the back, and a heart patch on the front, using multi-layers of felt and embroidery to make up the patches.”

Items from  Opening Ceremony’s collaborative effort with Chloe Sevigny have arrived at retail, and at Colette include this retro-inspired track jacket, which features a big “Chloe Sevigny for Opening Ceremony” logo on the back. This one is leopard, but it’s also available in houndstooth and black. See more on the next page. [UPDATE: Claw points out that while the tracks jacket shown here is awfully nice, that's in part because the design--including fonts--is alarmingly similar to a line she designed in 2009! Check the gallery on the next page to see how the two designs compare.]

Chloe Sevigny’s cover shot for Blast magazine’s Autumn issue was in wide circulation, but the editorial shots are just now making their appearance on line. The leopard print tights she’s wearing are from Opening Ceremony. Couldn’t find a credit for the photographer.  Two more looks after the flip.

The Autumn issue of French culture magazine Blast features Chloe Sevigny on its cover and gets some editing contribution from superstar fashion retailer Colette. Don’t know a thing about this publication but the cover is certainly captivating! Via Colette.

Good ole Chloe is on the cover of U.K. Elle’s April magazine. Have always loved this woman’s style. She’s had her share of fashion misses, but that’s only because she’s one of the few celebs willing to take a chance. Well, that and she has an eye for style. That matters because when a lot of celebs are left to their own devices they end up flopping because they simply don’t have a talent for putting an outfit together.

Via SetYourStyle via Atsuii, where you can see the entire editorial.

For their second collaborative effort Chloe Sevigny and Opening Ceremony allow us to revisit the wedge heel as well as  sleek versions of  some iconic footwear reminiscent of goth and , grunge like creepers and logger boots.  A closer look at the styles on the next page.

The very coveted multi-buckle boots by Chloe Sevigny and Opening Ceremony are now available for Pre-order don’t sleep! All in fo here.

In my eyes Chloe Sevigny can do no wrong. One of my favorite actresses and style inspirations, I find her choices to be really courageous. Her latest collaboration with Opening Ceremony showed at London Fashion week and it’s no exception to Chloe’s eclectic aesthetic. The unisex line has teamed up with Bass to expand the collection from RTW to footwear, now including saddle shoe boots, gladiator style wedge sandals, and loafers.  Expect lots of over-sized pieces good for layering including accessories, such as scarves, that had a large part on the overall look. The use of materials such as moleskin and tweed had a very Sherlock Holmes kind of feel to it. Prices start at just $95 and the collection will be available at Opening Ceremony, Colette, Dover Street Market, and Barneys.

More after the jump.