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A new collection dusts off decades-old creations, plus a dispatch from a Brunello Cucinelli movie premiere and the Political Tie Tracker.
Category: Armani, Giorgio
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An ‘American Gigolo’ in Milan
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At a Giorgio Armani exhibition, an ensemble worn by Richard Gere taught a lesson about what makes a great designer. Also, cutout beanies, more men’s Chanel and a very good pair of jeans.
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Armani Without Armani
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The brand’s first men’s show after the death of its founder checked all the boxes but left something to be desired.
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Giorgio Armani’s Last Show
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Richard Gere, Glenn Close and Samuel L. Jackson were among the stars who came out for the 50th anniversary extravaganza Mr. Armani had planned before his death.
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At New York Fashion Week, Giorgio Armani’s Legacy Lives On
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The long legacy of the Italian designer continues on the runways of New York Fashion Week.
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Giorgio Armani’s Designs Changed How People Dress. Twice.
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The designer’s innovations — for the chief executive and the celebrity — made Armani a household name.
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Giorgio Armani, Italian Fashion Designer, Dies at 91
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He created a male uniform whose feminized form won favor with women. An alliance with movie stars made his name all but synonymous with red-carpet dressing.
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Giorgio Armani’s Life in Photos
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One of the most prolific fashion designers in history, he turned a certain kind of Italian chic into an international phenomenon.