Courtesy of Armani Supported by By Laura May Todd Giorgio Armani ... his partner in business and in life, who died 10 years later. Armani’s first garment under his new label was a deconstructed ...

Fragments of daily life once again provided inspiration for Giorgio Armani’s newest Frames of ... at the Four Seasons Hotel Downtown. Rock Photography Pioneer Bob Gruen Resuscitates 1970s ...

In 2015, Giorgio Armani released a self-titled, photo-heavy, coffee table book via Rizzoli that chronicled his life—from his beginnings in war-torn Italy to the rise of the Armani empire that ha ...

When he remodeled the garden of his home in Milan, Giorgio ... of his life. It is a challenge to appreciate how a proposal that sounds so benign now was so radical at the beginning, Armani recalls ...

The power of a Giorgio Armani suit. The designer’s legacy has always been enmeshed in tailoring. In the 1980s, Armani offered a softer alternative to the hard-cornered, hyper-masculine power ...

photos of Armani, clad in a white Speedo and wading in the ocean, surface in the tabloids. Deeply colored and amazingly fit, he appears in total cruise control. The "end" of his life? We're ...

When Giorgio Armani emerged to prominence in 1970s Italy ... Aldo Fallai – who he met when Fallai was still a graphic designer in Milan in the early 1970s – Mr Armani would find a natural ally. In ...

Giorgio Armani’s name permeates the world of fashion — not only on the label of his eponymous high-end House in Milan, but as the moniker attached to his global fashion group, which closed out ...