Your data will be kept for the period of time needed to accomplish the objectives for which it was collected you may revoke your consent at any time, without this prejudicing the lawful nature of the processing that was completed prior to revocation. and its affiliated entities worldwide (hereinafter, “GIORGIO ARMANI”) in your email inbox. “I hope that fashion will now review its priorities, learning from this experience.By clicking on the "Subscribe" key, you declare that you are over 18 and provide your consent to have your personal data processed in order to receive newsletters and other advertising communications from Giorgio Armani S.p.A. Concerns like waste, the environment, too much product of poor quality, a marketing-driven approach that can lead to a disconnection with what the consumer really wants…” he paused. Where the industry is concerned, in my opinion, we have been due for a reckoning for a while now. Now, Armani wrote, “I simply and sincerely hope that we will learn from this experience and that we will use it as an opportunity to rethink and reset. And maybe it was all the silk and slo-mo, but it was somehow incredibly zen. Languid dresses looked mercurial, an effect echoed in outfits of separates in textures silky, shiny, and shimmery. For evening, suits were sharpened and sculpted. Slouchy pajama-like silhouettes evoked the comfort-wear adopted from quarantine. Voluminous shapes were adorned in chilly coral-like surface decoration, sumptuous and muted all at once.
On the women’s as well as the men’s side, daywear was soft, casual, crinkled: democratic tailoring, if you will. Instead it has been, and remains, all about creating a timeless elegance that brings out the character of the wearer. Giorgio Armani has never been about dressing up (or down for that matter) in any conventional sense. “And if anything, her desire for beauty has been sharpened by the experience of having so much beauty denied to her through having her movement and activities limited. “She is still concerned with looking good and feeling comfortable and confident,” Armani wrote of his post-lockdown woman. He has lived through war and built an empire that he is not about to abandon. But this was his point: Armani is too much of a veteran to let a pandemic faze him. “I continued to wake up early, do some exercise, have breakfast, read the papers, and then I’d go through some emails,” went just a couple of lines from the complete account, too brilliantly extensive to publish in full. The designer spent lockdown observing a typically regimented daily routine, which he detailed in his email. “I suspect, as someone who has lived a life and had a great deal of experience, I have probably developed a sense of when things are genuinely serious and need a response,” the 86-year-old wrote in an email before this evening’s broadcast, which opened with a short film narrated by the Italian actor Pierfrancesco Favino revisiting Armani’s all-time most “timeless” moments.
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The designer and national treasure chose to broadcast his mainline show on the Italian TV network La7 as a gesture-no doubt-of rebooting an industry bruised by the pandemic.Īrmani was the first designer to cancel attendance for a fashion show when COVID-19 hit Milan in February 2020. But in a season when brands have largely had to rely on live-streams, Giorgio Armani opened his arms to the public a little bit wider. Does fashion make the people come together? For a business knocked for its supposed elitism, it’s a bold question.
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