Opening Ceremony

Opening Ceremony is very good at pushing the boundaries of high street style. Back in 2002, the fledgling brand began with relatively humble roots but has since developed into an extremely successful fashion brand, collaborating with celebrities, and even other fashion brands including Rodarte and Topshop. Discover the contemporary and stylish aesthetic of the Opening ceremony clothing collection at the Varsity Jacket store. Open Ceremony Jackets are available at affordable prices.

A Brief History of Opening Ceremony

In 2002, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon founded the opening ceremony fashion brand. As well as designing and creating products, the brand also distributes other emerging fashion labels. Known for its exotic runway shows and global advocacy, the Opening Ceremony also promotes various causes. The New York fashion line Opening Ceremony was launched by Carol Lim as a result of her experiences in Hong Kong. A 2013 survey of American magazines ranked the Japanese store located in Shibuya as the 4th best in the world.

• Ready-To-Wear Spring 2016 Collection

Opening Ceremony’s Ready-to-Wear Spring 2016 fashion show was a live garden event that showcased the brand’s upcoming collection. The event featured contemporary dance choreography by Justin Peck, resident choreographer for the New York City Ballet. If you’re looking for a fashion-forward collection with a unique twist, Opening Ceremony’s Ready-to-Wear Spring 2016 is definitely worth checking out!

• Collection for the fall of 2017

For their fall 2017 collection, Opening Ceremony incorporated an original dance piece that outlined the timeline of couples’ romantic relationships. The artistic vision was directed by Humberto Leon’s close friend Spike Jonze and choreographed by Ryan Heffington. Actors and actresses dressed in Opening Ceremony’s fall collection guided the audience through the ups and downs of monogamy.

This innovative approach to showcasing a clothing collection was met with critical acclaim, cementing Opening Ceremony’s reputation as a brand that is not afraid to push boundaries. If you’re looking for something unique and fashion-forward, the Opening Ceremony is definitely worth checking out.

Latest Collection of Opening Ceremony Varsity Jackets

Looking for Opening Ceremony Jackets? Look no further than Varsity Jacket. We have the latest collection of Opening Ceremony jackets, perfect for any occasion. Whether you’re looking for a casual jacket for everyday wear or something more formal for a special event, we’ve got you covered. Shop our selection of Opening Ceremony jackets today at Varsity Jacket Store and take advantage of our great prices.

• Opening Ceremony × Kodak Varsity Jacket

Looking for a top-quality varsity jacket? Look no further than Opening Ceremony’s collection of Kodak jackets! These jackets come in every color and size, making them the perfect gift for friends and family on any occasion. Plus, with Opening Ceremony’s reputation for quality, you can be sure that these jackets will withstand the test of time. So don’t wait any longer – order your Opening Ceremony × Kodak Varsity Jacket today!

• Opening ceremony varsity black jacket

Check out Opening Ceremony’s varsity black jacket. Made of top-quality materials, this jacket comes in every color and size. So no matter what your style is, you’ll find the perfect black jacket to match it. And because it’s from Opening Ceremony, you know it’s made with impeccable craftsmanship. So gift one to your friends and family on every occasion. Varsity Jacket shop offers this jacket at a reasonable price.

• Opening Ceremony Oc Varsity Jacket

Looking for a black jacket that will make you stand out from the crowd? Check out the Opening Ceremony OC Varsity Jacket. This eye-catching jacket is made with a black and orange color scheme and features the tonal OC logo embroidered on the chest. The jacket also has a buttons closure, pockets at the front, an elasticized rib-knit collar, cuffs, and hem. Whether you’re headed to the gym or just running errands, this jacket is sure to turn heads.