A new era at Giorgio Armani closes out a joyful Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week has come to a close and, fittingly, it left perhaps the most poignant show for last: Giorgio Armani, as interpreted by the late designer's niece Silvana. Over the past few days, the Italian city delivered on craft, artisanship and the sheer joy of fashion. From Prada and Diesel to Max Mara, Bottega Veneta and Gucci, the week brought a string of notable collections from some of…
Milan Fashion Week has concluded with Giorgio Armani's final collection, curated by the late designer's niece, Silvana Armani. The Italian city showcased a celebration of craftsmanship and the fashion world's joy, featuring works from esteemed designers like Prada, Diesel, Max Mara, Bottega Veneta, and Gucci. As Milan prepares for the final round of shows in Paris, Silvana Armani's debut collection for her uncle's house marked a new era at Giorgio Armani.
In contrast to her uncle's iconic style, Silvana presented a more relaxed version of Armani, embracing luxurious, fluid fabrics and a younger, unforced aesthetic. Gone were the traditional smiles and hats once associated with the brand; instead, the collection featured wide-legged trousers, slinky tops, and floor-grazing dresses in silvery sequins and metallic tuxedo jackets.
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