US EditionGiorgio Armani Leaves a Legacy as 'The Master of Luxury Ready-To-Wear'
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The news of his death on Thursday at the age of 91 shocked the world and plunged the fashion world into mourning.
Since last Thursday, the world of fashion is in mourning after the death of the designer Giorgio Armani. His friend Boris Izaguirre reminded him with the collaborators of TardeAR, where he has commented on some of the anecdotes he keeps from Italian. After Verónica Dulanto has given him way, Boris Izaguirre has commented excitedly the video that since realization they were showing on screen: "These images are very beautiful because they belong t…
The world of haute couture is bereaved by the disappearance of Giorgio Armani. Candice Mahout returns to the influence of this Italian stylist who created the costumes of cinema legends like Richard Gere or Leonardo DiCaprio. (Culture, media and entertainment).
Anne Hathaway says farewell to Armani, unforgettable emperor - Fashion & Luxury
Hollywood star Anne Hathaway bade farewell to Giorgio Armani after his death on X Thursday saying he had been an unforgettable emperor of fashion. "He was one of the Italian emperors of fashion. (ANSA)
Giorgio Armani: 10 chapters that turned a window dresser into fashion’s emperor
Highlights: Armani began as a window dresser in Milan before sketching suits for Nino Cerruti. In 1975, he launched his own label by selling his car, sparking a quiet fashion revolution. His unstructured suits redefined power dressing for men and women in the 1980s. From American Gigolo to the Oscars, Armani became Hollywood’s style signature. He built a global empire yet stayed hands-on, shaping fashion until his final days at 91. It’s strange …
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