Chloe Sevigny closes Kenzo's spring show. Photo: Getty Images

When Opening Ceremony’s Humberto Leon and Carol Lim were named creative directors of Kenzo this summer, even the fashion pack—who’s devoted to all things OC—was a little surprised. But yesterday, in Paris, Leon and Lim offered a tight, colorful, well-received collection topped off with the only thing fashion loves more than OC: Chloë Sevigny. The duo went print heavy for spring, with over-sized fishnet prints in various colors on playful jackets, pants and dresses before moving into short, sporty looks with angular anoraks and funky baseball-like caps. There was a new interpretation of this season’s must-have, the peplum, wrapped around skinny khakis and an orange pencil skirt or flaring out from a yellow knit top. Parachute-like pants came in green and blue silk and their volume was mimicked on athletic-looking heels for the ultimate mix of sporty and cool. The collection was, in fact, so good that despite the earth-shattering news that Chloë Sevigny’s now a brunette, the clothes were the number one topic of conversation—at least until this morning. Click here to see the whole collection!