‘Where The Wild Things Are’ x Opening Ceremony Collection: A Look Back At Maurice Sendak’s Legacy

Posted by , on May 8, 2012 at 1:30 pm

Opening Ceremony x Where the Wild Things Are

Douglas Bomber Jacket

Judith Outdoor Vest

Max Sweatshirt

K.W. Boxy Coat

Pamela Love Carol Ring in Brass

Alexander Mini Skirt

Pamela Love Max Single Charm Necklace

Ira Military Jacket

Pamela Love Feather Crown in Bronze

Douglas Motorcycle Jacket

Pamela Love Max Charm Bracelet

Ira T-Shirt Dress

Pamela Love KW Bracelet

Max Suit

Pamela Love Douglass Metal Cuff in Silver

Bull Shawl Jacket

Pamela Love Carol Headband

Ira Full Skirt

Pamela Love Douglas Feather Necklace

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Sad news in the literary world today my friends: Where the Wild Things Are author Maurice Sendak passed away this morning in Connecticut at the age of 83 years old, due to complications of a stroke, according to MSNBC. No doubt that we’ve indeed lost one heck of a writer and an illustrator from the world’s collective pool of awesome creative talent.

To pay homage to the late great Maurice, we wanted to revisit the special collaboration between one of our favorite fashion brands on the international block and the acclaimed author’s children’s-book-gone-film Where the Wild Things Are, back in 2009, directed by the always quirky Spike Jonze who managed to create a visually-stunning live-action movie. Taking inspiration from those furry creatures from the book and the screen, Opening Ceremony put together one monster of collection, complete with faux fur, playsuits and claw-heavy jewelry from designer darling Pamela Love.

Even though the items are no longer for sale, we definitely love to remember how exciting it was to see a fashion-forward boutique brand tap into their inner 6-year-olds to create some pretty daring fashions.

Click through the slideshow above to see some of our fave pieces from the Opening Ceremony x Where the Wild Things Are capsule collection.

Which fuzzed– and/or clawed–out piece is your favorite? Let us know by dropping a line in the comments section underneath!


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  1. No doubt that we’ve indeed lost one heck of a writer and an illustrator
    from the world’s collective pool of awesome creative talent.