Armani’s Death Leaves Many in the Sports World to Ponder and Praise His Legacy

Armani’s death leaves many in the sports world to ponder and praise his legacy

MIAMI (AP) — Pat Riley first met Giorgio Armani in Milan in 1982, when the Italian designer told the then up-and-coming coach that he could make him beautiful suits. Armani delivered. Riley was hooked. “A navy blue Gable Classic,” Riley, now president of the Miami Heat, recalled Friday. “I have never worn anything else since then.” Riley — a trendsetter in bringing high-end fashion to NBA sidelines — spent almost the entirety of his Hall of Fame…

Armani's death leaves many in the sports world to ponder and praise his legacy

Pat Riley first met Giorgio Armani in Milan in 1982, when the Italian designer told the then up-and-coming coach that he could make him beautiful suits.

Armani's colleagues pay tribute to 'master of style' - Fashion & Luxury

Giorgio Armani's colleagues in the Italian fashion world, along with figures from the sports and entertainment spheres, paid tribute with messages in the death-notice sections of the nation's newspapers on Friday following the legendary designer's death at... (ANSA)