Twin Peaks X Opening Ceremony Capsule Collection Is Here

After 25 years, Twin Peaks returned to TV airwaves this past weekend. Don’t worry, you won’t find any spoilers here, just an announcement of where to buy the latest Twins Peaks merchandise that give you all the nostalgic feels.

Opening Ceremony, founded in 2002 by Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, two Los Angeles natives who have turned their flagship store on Soho’s Howard Street into an internationally recognized brand with a strong e-commerce following, a West Hollywood shop, and four more shops in Japan, is known for its offbeat, incredibly ahead-of-the-pulse aesthetic.

Which makes it the ideal locale for this Twin Peaks capsule collection.

In 2011, Leon and Lim were also appointed creative directors of Kenzo, the Parisian brand owned by the luxury conglomerate Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (LVMH). Last year, the duo received the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award for Fashion Design. “Which is sort of crazy, because we’re not really designers,” Leon tells the New Yorker.

Opening Ceremony made a name for itself selling troves of treasures the two brought back from trips to Hong Kong to New York hipsters, indie rockers, and skaters. Leon and Lim evolved over the past fifteen years alongside their designer friends like Alexander Wang, Rodarte, and Proenza Schouler, labels that are now synonymous with the Opening Ceremony brand. Additionally, alternative fashion darling Chloë Sevigny‘s signature line debuted at Opening Ceremony, and the OG New York it girl wouldn’t have it any other way. Opening Ceremony’s own line of clothing is heavily influenced by street-wear, nightlife, and androgyny.

Available May 20, you can find skateboard brand Habitat x Opening Ceremony Twin Peaks t-shirts for $30, in the store and online. The Twin Peaks t-shirts, (“Laura in Plastic,” “Log Lady,” “Audrey Smoke Break“) come in six designs, each in a black and white color way (some designs offer a pink color way option) are androgynous, and $30 a piece. Find exclusively at Opening Ceremony.

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Jill Di Donato

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Jill is a New York native who holds a BA in Literature from Barnard College, and an MFA in writing from Columbia University. She is the author of the novel Beautiful Garbage (She Writes Press, 2013) about the downtown Manhattan art and fashion scene in the 1980s. A former staff writer for The Huffington Post and Bustle, Jill comes to Culture Trip after working with Refinery 29, Vice, Salon, Paste Style, Los Angeles Times, Nylon, Shopify, Autre, and producing content for emerging fashion labels. She teaches classes about fashion and culture at Barnard College and The Fashion Institute of Technology. Her prized possessions are her Gucci fanny pack, vintage rocker t-shirts, and her grandmother's collection of costume jewelry. She's always on the lookout for a gem-encrusted turban.