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Pamela Love does Wild Things accessories for Opening Ceremony
Director Spike Jonze has teamed up with Opening Ceremony (openingceremony.us) and Pamela Love to launch a line inspired by the upcoming film adaptation of Where the Wild Things Are. Love’s jewellery designs pay homage to all the claws, feathers and playful headpieces from Maurice Sendak’s beloved picture book. Try pairing them with the faux-fur collection from Opening Ceremony co-founder Humberto Leon, though we doubt anyone can compare to Max in his furry wolf onesie and golden crown.
Other film-to-fashion crossovers for everyone’s favourite mythical monsters will include Lakai shoes and a more pocketbook-friendly collection for Urban Outfitters. [W, Refinery 29]
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