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Theory Ready To Wear Fall/Winter 2025 New York

The Theory Fall 2025 collection is defined by a commitment to dressing the Theory customer for all facets of modern urban life. This assortment...

Theory Spring/Summer 2020 New York

"Tropical Modernism" and the "entrepreneurial spirit of New York City" informs Andersson's latest effort for the brand. Creative director Martin Andersson introduced new tailoring-focused silhouettes...

Theory Fall/Winter 2019 New York

The brand's trademark minimalism was on trend. Nineties minimalism has started to gain momentum this season. Theory has been doing it all along. Inspired by the...

Theory Fall/Winter 2018 New York

By Aria Hughes Martin Andersson, the former creative director at COS, who now has two Theory men’s collections under his belt, tasked his team with...

Theory Spring/Summer 2018 New York

The collection marked the debut of new designer Martin Andersson.

Theory Fall/Winter 2017 New York

The lineup included looks for different environments and types of businesses.
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