Three classic Jean-Luc Godard films re-imagined by contemporary French directing collective AB/CD/CD for Opening Ceremony, the super-cool NYC boutique. AB/CD/CD fully embrace the lo-fi conventions of earlier filmmakers, using dummies for stunt doubles as actors tumble down stairs and out of windows. Vibrant, stylish, and with classic typography evoking French film heritage. {watch all three videos below]

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Confetti System artists, Nicholas Andersen and Julie Ho, create installations and sets using materials such as tissue paper, cardboard and silk and have collaborated with some of the hippest brands and bands around, including Opening Ceremony and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. I spied their decorations decking out the halls of Lane Crawford department store in Hong Kong this holiday season. A stylish and lighthearted change from tinsel.

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Rodarte is the gorgeous brand created by sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy. The California natives broke into the fashion world after an initial collection of just ten pieces. Is that a demonstration of talent or what?

The talented sisters, having blown away critics with their runway designs, also boast a huge following from the shopping happy public. People gobble up their designs, as they appear in more than 40 of the world’s biggest retailers and all over the online market.

And now another reason to get excited: a new collaboration with Opening Ceremony. The star studded brand, who have previous collections with it-girl Chloe Sevigny, now have a new reason to set our credit cards ablaze.

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New York artist Rob Pruitt has teamed up with Opening Ceremony in his latest series of t-shirts plugging Coca Cola cocaine, copulating pandas and a headless Mickey Mouse. The collection adds a comical spin on branding notions and classic t-shirts.

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