Though Armani was chewing gum and looked customarily casual in a purple sweater and black cotton pants, this traditional session is his high mass. With one hand at his throat, like a man keeping ...

What I love most about New York is its speed, its constant reinvention, and its ability to remain both itself and entirely ...

After nearly 50 years in fashion, the legendary designer shows no signs of slowing down, with a blowout runway show in New ...

Giorgio Armani first came to New York in 1979 to collect an award from Neiman Marcus, then one of the world’s mightiest ...

For Giorgio Armani, style goes beyond fashion. It is but one expression, and food is another. Just two decades after debuting his fashion label in Milan in 1975, Armani opened his first restaurant ...

By now, we all know that celebrities love attending fashion shows during New York, Paris, Milan and London Fashion Week. But, ...

Her work has previously appeared on ET Canada, Metro and the Mail Online. giorgio armani/instagram; Daniele Venturelli/Getty Sophia Loren is celebrating her 90th birthday. On Monday, Sept.

15. After losing 100 pounds over the past seven years, the actress, 76, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday, she "was able to go" to Giorgio Armani for the first time "in quite ...

Giorgio Armani - the founder of the luxury Italian fashion house which takes his name - says he plans to retire within the next two or three years. The 90-year-old, who is Italy's most famous ...

Diesel contrasted faux fur and florals, with extreme, matted knits and shaved ‘monster fur’ coats, and Giorgio Armani mixed red ... and ultimately clothing that is synthetic is a major ...

Cats covered in fecal matter − their paws, genitals, long fur, and even their faces ... have been given the names of fashion brands −Armani, Versace, Coach and Ugg among them.

Then, pillbox hats were spotted at Altuzarra, Alberta Ferretti, and Emporio Armani. Cowboy hats and western touches were seen at Willy Chavarria, Edward Crutchley, and Moschino. Oh, and fuzzy ...