NOWNESS Takes a Look at 31 Years of Meryl Streep

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

In celebration of Meryl Streep and the inevitable Academy Award nomination she will receive for portraying Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady, NOWNESS teamed up with photographer Brigitte Lacombe, who’s been shooting La Streep for 31 years, to present a series of rare behind-the-scenes photographs of the actress .

RANDOM: Opening Ceremony x Where The Wild Things Are Book

Edited by Corey Moran

Opening Ceremony has been doing limited edition Where The Wild Things are products for awhile now, but they may just have saved the best for last. I’m embarrassed to say I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I’m eager to do so. This special edition of the novel was made just for Opening Ceremony, and could definitely make the perfect Christmas/holiday gift.

LINK LOVE: Hypebeast

COVER: Abbey Lee Kershaw for Dazed & Confused November 2009

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

In the current issue of Dazed Digital, on newsstands on Nov 12, director Spike Jonze exclusively interviews his friend, the 81-year-old author Maurice Sendak.

COLLAB: Opening Ceremony and Spike Jonze ‘Where the Wild Things Are’

Edited by FashionIndie

“The line features a full range of faux fur pieces for both men and women, subtly evoking Max’s crew of wild friends including Carol, Judith, K.W., Douglas, and Bull. The line even includes Max’s iconic one-piece playsuit – complete with furry-eared hood and raccoon tail. To top it off, Pamela Love has also contributed to the project, creating silver and brass men’s and women’s jewelry inspired by the film’s iconography.”

Trailer Where the Wild Things Are

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Check out the trailer for Where the Wild Things Are, the film adaptation of the Maurice Sendak 1963 children’s book of the same name. The film is directed by Spike Jonze, the boyfriend of Michelle Williams.

VIA: Just Jared

What do Claire Danes, Ashton Kutcher and Audrey Hepburn Have in Common?

Edited by Saynt

They’ve all stared in some pretty horrendous GAP ads. We’ve collected thirty of our favorite ads and placed them on Don’tAdvertiserHere.com for your viewing pleasure. Whether it’s the limited release Spike Jonze directed ad in which the GAP gets trashed or the somber Mellow Yellow ads or the pre-Pirates Orlando Bloom spot, they’re all on. While watching you’ll quickly realized why you hated the GAP and come to terms with American Apparel’s rise to pornographic fame.

Here’s are four of our least favorites…