Giorgio Armani Takes Manhattan For Spring 2025 Show
The 90-year-old designer decamped from Milan to Manhattan for a cinematic runway show that paid tribute to the city that never sleeps.
Giorgio Armani’s Spring 2025 Show Brings Celebratory Glamour To New York City
Giorgio Armani celebrated his Madison Avenue store's re-opening with his Spring 2025 runway show and events across Manhattan.
Inside Giorgio Armani’s New York Fashion Show With Brie Larson, Orlando Bloom and More
On Thursday night, the Park Avenue Armory set the scene for a one-night-only performance: Giorgio Armani’s spring 2025 fashion show. The black-tie occasion brought out stars known for wearing the brand on the red carpet and beyond,
Forum Members Review the New York-Staged Giorgio Armani Spring 2025 Collection
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“Exactly What New York Needed”—Giorgio Armani Shows Manhattanites How to Party
Guests included many Armani clients, some impressively arrayed in fine jewelry as well as full looks. Naturally, there were stars too. These included Brie Larson, Brooke Shields, Helena Christensen, Aaron Taylor-Johnson,
Pamela Anderson Makes a Shimmering Arrival at Giorgio Armani's Fashion Show in New York
Pamela Anderson joined a bevy of A-list stars and special guests for Giorgio Armani's women's spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection fashion show on Thursday. Prior to the show, "The Last Showgirl" star hit the red carpet of the New York City event and posed for photos.
Armani’s spring/summer 2025 New York show was quintessential Giorgio Armani, celebrating the label’s new building on Madison Avenue, and attended by celebrities from Orlando Bloom to Pamela Anderson
Giorgio Armani's collection In Viaggio saw throwbacks to the golden age of travel, focusing on soft tailoring and a neutral palette - Law Roach and Fala Chen had nothing but praise Fashion bigwig Giorgio Armani has had a lot to celebrate this year.
The Armani Edge
From Hollywood to Hong Kong, Giorgio Armani’s clothes provide comfort and self-assurance in an imperfect world. Tad Friend ...
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Giorgio Armani at 90: ‘Work Is the Best Medicine’
While there are aspects of Armani’s life that are incontestably royal—the multibillion-dollar, privately owned, globe-spanning company; the glossy green superyacht; his enduring leadership ...
Giorgio Armani Takes New York, Unveils Flagship, Casa Store, Residences
The designer told WWD that the trip is especially personal and that he sees "a promising future" for his namesake company.
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Giorgio Armani breaks his silence on his male lovers: “I’ve never told anyone about this”
With an estimated worth of over $13 billion, Giorgio Armani has been a fashion powerhouse since launching his namesake label in 1975. The Italian designer, who turned 90 in July, is also immensely ...
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Mr. Armani’s Empire State of Mind
The dress code on the invitation said “Black Tie”. Giorgio Armani, a man who does nothing in half measures, pulled out all the stops for his first show in New York in ten years—and he asked ...
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Dixie D'Amelio's Look for the Giorgio Armani Show Restores My Faith in Going-Out Outfits
D'Amelio also dipped into this fall's resurgent '80s jewelry trends with a pair of extra-large square gold earrings. With her ...
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Giorgio Armani is eternal, for better and worse (mostly better)
NEW YORK — Fashion people rarely respond well to rules or even suggestions, so it was a coup that everyone adhered to the “black tie” dress code required at Thursday evening’s Giorgio ...
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Mr. Armani’s Universe
When I meet Mr. Armani—never Giorgio, even to those in his inner sanctum—on the eve of his 90th birthday this past summer, he is at home in Milan, surveying his light-dappled Japanese garden ...
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The Essential Italian Returns to America
The designer Giorgio Armani made a splashy comeback to celebrate his new store and residences in Manhattan. Credit...Nina Westervelt for The New York Times Supported by By Guy Trebay In what now ...