Showing posts with label Olivier Theyskens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olivier Theyskens. Show all posts

12/11/11

theyskens' theory pre-fall 2012


Love the darker, grungier turn Olivier took for pre-fall. He is so the king of cool. Sorry, Alex Wang.


style.com

11/22/11

more theyskens' theory


So this would be the second spring 2012 collection Olivier designed for Theyskens' Theory!? As if the first one wasn't good enough!


studdedhearts

4/10/11

strappy wedge

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Olivier Theyskens has managed to create the most amazing strappy wedge platform for Theyksens' Theory. Its not ridiculously high with just the right pitch, a perfectly pointed toe and a flattering cross-strap. I love an instantly classic shoe like this that transcends seasons. At Barney's.


9/15/10

theyskens' theory spring 2011

I can't say enough good things about this collection. It had light body-skimming fabrics that fall oh-so-gracefully, slouchy pants, denim with beautiful washes (especially the light wash flares), wedge heels, tailored jackets, and a pair of skinny cropped leather pants that are just so SO good! I love nearly every look and every piece. I am so happy Olivier Theyskens is back and designing, he is such an amazing talent. Eat your heart out, Nina Ricci.
style.com

7/17/09

theyskens


Everything about this photo is amazing. The lighting, the composition, what Olivier is wearing. LOVE!!!!


jak&jil

3/7/09

Walk this way






















I have no freakin' idea how the girls at Nina Ricci were able to stomp down the runway in the insane platforms sans heel (actually, one or two had a heel that didn't reach the floor for decorative purposes). Remember the Antonio Berardi heel-less PVC boots Victoria Beckham wore? Yeah, they have nothing on the sky-scrapers Olivier Theyskens' sent out. In the collection that is generally understood to be Theyskens' last, he definitely went out with a bang. The S/S '09 collection is being lauded as Theyskens' best work.


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