We showed some images from Chloe Sevigny’s Resort 2012 collection for Opening Ceremony yesterday, and here is a video of the show. I read somewhere that the a.c. where the show took place wasn’t functioning properly, which total poor timing since it was about a billion degrees in New York when this show took place. As such, a lot of the entertainment value is watching everyone sweating their asses off and doing their best to contain nerves frayed by the heat. Watch Chloe especially as her normally deadpan way of dealing with the world rachets up ten notches.

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

A couple more looks on the next page.

As an introduction to their intimates line enjoy a look at the Opening Ceremony Commercial featuring French actress Alma Jodorowsky, shot by directors Bruce Thierry Cheung and Andinh Ha.Music by Leno Lovecraft. Take a closer look at the intimates collection here.

You have to give Opening Ceremony its propers. It got in on the whole heritage/Navajo trend early, early on–in fact, the OC Pendleton Spring lookbook (on sale now, people) featured here is part of a partnership between the companies that’s existed for five years! 

Check out what one of the owners of Pendleton had to say about their joint efforts in an excerpt from an interview conducted by Opening Ceremony just over a year ago:

Opening Ceremony: Can you discuss any notable collaborations you have done?
Charles Bishop: We have done many collaborations; however, working with Opening Ceremony has opened our eyes, stretched our imaginations and extended our horizons. It has been fun and we look forward to future opportunities.

The beauty of collaborations stated in a nutshell. Many more images of clothing and horsies on the next page.

To celebrate five years of  Target Go international collections, Opening Ceremony produced this fun Step & Clap video featuring the Bad News step team from the  Wings Academy in the Bronx. For the occasion, Target re-issues 34 dresses from past GO International collection, which launches on March 13th! Via Ocblog.

Based on a 3-in-1 concept, the MM6 Maison Martin Margiela X Opening Ceremony capsule collection features various styles with interchangeable  pieces and wearing options. Staying true to The MMM labels, slick aesthetic combined with Opening Ceremony’s downtown cool edge the 20 piece collection promises to be a hit. On the next page a look at the apparel.

The collaboration between Rodarte and Opening Ceremony has arrived at retail, and for women it includes a total of eight pieces, mostly tops, ranging in price from $290 for a sweater to $865 for a fringed cape. See the rest of the collection on the next page.

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.]

Kooky and irreverant, the Opening Ceremony Spring 2011 lookbook shot by Terry Richardson hints at brighter days ahead. Many more images on the next  page.

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Futher riffing on the ballet trend opened wide bythe movie Black Swan, Opening Ceremony offers a video titled Pas De Deux Coda, featuring Joffrey Ballet School dancers wearing their own practice clothes, along with designs by Opening Ceremony and Repetto shoes.