Giorgio Armani reshaped the modern suit with softer, unlined tailoring in the 1970s, popularized through film, television and celebrity partnerships, and expanded that vision into a global fashion house.
Armani suits, founded by Giorgio Armani in 1975, remain a reference for refined Italian tailoring. Their focus on fit, fabric, and understated style keeps them relevant even as workplace dress codes relax.
A concise, modern overview of Armani watches: styles, smart options, buying tips, and how to spot counterfeits.
A concise, updated guide to Giorgio Armani's fragrance range - from Emporio and Acqua di Giò to Armani Code and Sì - highlighting the brand's minimalist scent philosophy and how to choose authentic options.
Giorgio Armani's perfumes match the label's refined aesthetic: understated, versatile fragrances for day and night that extend the brand's lifestyle into beauty and hospitality.