Olivier Theyskens returns to design…for Theory

27th May 2010 12:14 pm


He hasn’t stepped into his designer boots since his last Nina Ricci collection for AW09, but Olivier Theyskens fans should prepare themselves for a creative comeback roundabout now – he’s about to launch a capsule collection.

But before you get ahead of yourselves, be sure about the sort of capsule collection this is. It’s a capsule collection for Theory. Yep, the American-brand-that-promises-great-fitting-pants-and-office-wear Theory. And we thought he was just doing book-related things.

Details on just how this collaboration will work haven’t been thrown around just yet, other than when we’re likely to see results of said project – spring 2011, according to NY Mag, FYI – but we do hope the designer doesn’t lose his signature aesthetic.

Stay tuned for more on this one.

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