Opening Ceremony's Olympic activities still rage on
Filed under: Style in the News, Celebrities with Style
While the most of us have been glued to the TV for the last couple of weeks watching some the world's best athletes compete at the Beijing Olympics, there's another group of people competing in a very fierce retail competition stateside.
In honor of the summer Olympics, Opening Ceremony released a limited-edition run of metallic gold and silver Air Max 1 and the Nike LunaRacer. They also threw a really big party, too, and even had jewelry designer Philip Crangi host a ping pong match in their store.
Luckily, the good people at Style.com went and documented all of the madness for those who are more into Micheal Phelps instead of Marc Jacobs right now. In this clip, watch as a slew of guests breakdown their funky outfits, amongst other things.
Urban Outfitters has Steven Alan's classic buttoned-up shirts, Target befriended Jonathon Saunders to make them wacky graphic tees, and Opening Ceremony, well they have Alexandre Herchcovitch's collection of Band-Aids.
Look. We really like Chloe Sevigny. We've seen practically every film that she has ever made (we even soldiered through The Brown Bunny) and we have the first season of Big Love on DVD.
I know we are already well into the day of runway shows at Mercedes- Benz Fashion Week but let's take it back to 8:00am, before anything really began, shall we? Sure we shall, I am making the rules here.

