US EditionRalph Lauren, Lululemon And Armani—The 2026 Winter Olympics Team Sponsors
- On Friday, the Winter Olympics open in Milan, with Ralph Lauren dressing the U.S. team and Armani outfitting Italy, the event's fashion capital.
- Giorgio Armani's death set a will-driven deadline requiring a 15% sale within 18 months and stake doubling within five years, with an IPO as an alternate option.
- One of the final collections was among the last projects Giorgio Armani designed, as he personally owned 99.9% of the company with 0.1% held by the Giorgio Armani Foundation.
- Armani's heirs will weigh potential buyers, including Prada's likely heir, to preserve the brand's legacy, according to the source.
- Prada Group could challenge LVMH as Italy's fashion industry gains dominance, shaping the stakes of the Armani selloff, which is driven by a will requiring sale or IPO within five years.
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