"Spring's most eagerly anticipated collection." - Net-a-porter on the collaboration between New York label, Theory and Belgian designer, Olivier Theyskens.
I've been a fan of Theory for a long time now. Classic cuts in the most amazing fabrics, not to mention immaculate workmanship! But not gonna lie, I've never heard of Olivier Theyskens until lately. After doing some research online, I am impressed with his CV, having worked at both Nina Ricci and Rochas.
In any case, I was excited when the collection finally launched!
The blazers and shirts have a triangle cut at the back of the collar. Theyskens explained that he likes the way shoulders shrug forward. And the hems of the tees are spliced at the sides so it can be worn with just the front tucked in. I thoroughly appreciate these small details, that really, when it comes down to it, makes all the difference.
I've been a fan of Theory for a long time now. Classic cuts in the most amazing fabrics, not to mention immaculate workmanship! But not gonna lie, I've never heard of Olivier Theyskens until lately. After doing some research online, I am impressed with his CV, having worked at both Nina Ricci and Rochas.
In any case, I was excited when the collection finally launched!
The blazers and shirts have a triangle cut at the back of the collar. Theyskens explained that he likes the way shoulders shrug forward. And the hems of the tees are spliced at the sides so it can be worn with just the front tucked in. I thoroughly appreciate these small details, that really, when it comes down to it, makes all the difference.
Source: Net-a-porter.com
"Everything in the collection is perfect, and infinitely wearable." - Rumi Neely
I AGREE.
I AGREE.
waaa!so beautiful!!!
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