Giorgio Armani

Mr Armani with models at Armani/Teatro during the Women’s Fall/Winter 2025-26 show. 

Emporio Armani Fall Winter 2025-2026 Women's Collection. For Giorgio Armani, Emporio is a unique space for exploration, where formal rigour meets a free and instinctive attitude. This season, the collection openly embraces a playful spirit, with playing cards as a recurring motif, whether as detail, inlay or print on sharp silhouettes that trace the body with soft, sculptural precision. The collection has a rich, textural depth that reveals the textile research behind it. Washed wools, brushed animal prints, intricate wool and silk jacquards and printed velvets enhance a mellow palette that shifts from sandy neutrals to dusty blues, with complementary contrasts of red and vibrant green, before culminating in graphic black and white, and nocturnal black, illuminated by embroidery. As always, the dialogue between masculine and feminine defines the aesthetic direction. Soft trousers feature generous pockets in which to bury your hands; jackets are either small and structured or long and relaxed, some with integrated gilets; coats have ample, enveloping volumes; short trapeze dresses end in flounces formed by oversized bows, or take on a fluid, minimalist shape. A calibrated interplay of proportions defines the layering of cropped bomber jackets, mini dresses and velvet cargo trousers. Evening wear plays with masculine elements: collars and cuffs are worn as necklaces and bracelets. The game extends to accessories: flat shoes adorned with all-over studs or built-in gaiters, ballet flats with buckles and velvet bags, either compact or soft and capacious. Berets and belts worn as necklaces complete the look because dressing is always about taking risks.

On the occasion of the inauguration of the Milan Fashion Week, FIAT delivers the first two Fiat 500e Giorgio Armani Collector’s Edition produced in the Mirafiori plant in Turin to Mr. Giorgio Armani, sealing the partnership between the two iconic Italian Brands.

The Armani Group is pleased to announce the opening of its first Giorgio Armani boutique in Mumbai, India. The new Giorgio Armani boutique arrives in the Jio World Plaza luxury shopping mall in Mumbai, covering an area of 219 square metres over a single floor at first level. Designed by Giorgio Armani with his team of architects, the store features sophisticated elements typical of the Armani aesthetic: floors are in marble, onyx-effect is coordinating with the wall coverings in fine-textured silk wallpaper from the Armani/Casa collection and the ceiling in marmorino, which echo the colors and veining in the different areas within the boutique. The furniture features platinum-colored metal and eucalyptus fronts and is lined with wallpaper and glass. Armani/Casa provides many of the furnishings, such as lamps, rugs and Barbican armchairs.

To celebrate the launch of the «That’s so Armani» campaign, Giorgio Armani introduces a new concept for a pop up in its flagship store on Via Sant’Andrea 9, in Milan. The newly designed pop in embodies a clean, minimalist aesthetics with reflective materials, highlighting the Icon Collection—a contemporary wardrobe that celebrates individuality and inspires a sophisticated, elegant visual statement.⁣ ⁣ Discover more about the collection on www.giorgioarmani.com

The Armani Group announces the opening of the first restaurant in China: the Armani/Caffè in Beijing, inside the China World Shopping Mall. The initiative is a testament to Giorgio Armani's bond with the city and with China – whose culture and atmosphere have always inspired him – offering customers the chance to immerse themselves in his lifestyle world.   Designed by Mr Armani with his team of architects, the Armani/Caffè has its main entrance on the third floor of the large department store, but can also be accessed by an internal lift directly from the Giorgio Armani boutique located on the floors below.   Spanning an area of 350 square metres, the restaurant can accommodate up to 110 people in its two indoor dining rooms and 40 on the spacious outdoor terrace. The restaurant's architecture features a contemporary design with a retro allure, with soft furnishings and light blue and gold wallpaper made even more special by the iconic palm motif. The elegant entrance is marked by a linear desk inspired by the VENUS console – which is also echoed by the bar counter – and leads to the two dining areas: one more intimate and the other more spacious, which can be reached by crossing a corridor with an open wine cellar. The large-slab terrazzo flooring with champagne metal edging and the vast bronzed mirror and gilded metal walls evoke the elegant atmospheres of the 1930s and 1940s. Lamps and furnishings from the Armani/Casa collection punctuate the space. Slightly screened natural light floods the space through windows that look out onto the outdoor terrace.   The Italian cuisine offered features international influences, for simplicity and lightness that create a sophisticated and unique combination of flavours. The use of top-quality ingredients, the meticulous preparation, and the elegant and clean presentation all reflect the joys of eating according to Giorgio Armani, and are elements that distinguish and unite all of the Armani restaurants throughout the world.

Overlooking the stunning Engadine landscape, the iconic Alpina Hutte chalet in St. Moritz set the stage for an exclusive preview of the #GiorgioArmaniNeve FW25-26 Collection. Discover more on www.giorgioarmani.com

Step into the Giorgio Armani boutique in St Moritz and discover the #GiorgioArmaniNeve 2024 collection as well as an exclusive selection of FW2024-25 ready-to-wear pieces and accessories.

Mr Armani with models in the finale of the #GiorgioArmaniPrivé Spring Summer 2025 Fashion Show held at Palazzo Armani, in Paris.

Giorgio Armani has crafted an instantly recognisable style that unites generations and, by moulding itself to the individual, becomes a unique expression of character and identity.   That's so Armani celebrates the cornerstones of timeless men's fashion with styles that, while designed for the male audience, embody Giorgio Armani's radical and disruptive vision to defy gender conventions.   The project will debut on 23 January during Paris Fashion Week with a cocktail event at the Giorgio Armani boutique on Rue Saint-Honoré, followed by a party at a yet-to-be-revealed location.   Shot by Luis Alberto Rodriguez, the campaign highlights the collection’s versatility and universal appeal, featuring an unprecedented trio of talents: producer Kaytranada, model and actor Archie Renaux and model and musician Soo Joo. These three innovators, each from diverse backgrounds, reinterpret Giorgio Armani classics in their own distinctive and surprising ways. The strength of a style that celebrates individuality becomes the driving force behind an elegant visual statement.   The curated selection of iconic Giorgio Armani garments showcases the brand’s hallmark soft tailoring, crafted from premium materials such as vicuña, cashmere, and fine wools, and encapsulating the values and essence of Armani in signature shades of navy blue and black. Imagined as a wardrobe, the collection includes essential Armani staples: single- and double-breasted jackets, knitted blazers with rolled hems, sporty blousons, elegant coats, fluid trench coats, crew-neck pullovers, t-shirts, shirts, trousers, and eveningwear.   The collection will be available from 23 January in select Giorgio Armani boutiques including Milan, Paris, New York, Beijing, and Tokyo and on armani.com. The pop-up installations will feature clean, minimalist designs and reflective materials such as metal and mirrors, amplifying and deconstructing the concept of the contemporary wardrobe.