The Giorgio Armani style flows in a continuous evolution while always maintaining the taste of linearity, the preciousness of subtraction, a soft rigor that enhances the personality.
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Giorgio Armani has always been fascinated by the psychology of dressing.
He explores the nuances and passages in a very natural way.
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It is no coincidence that his style was immortalised in a film scene showing a man in front of a wardrobe, intent on making a choice.
The new collection is just that: a structured wardrobe, a collection of garments that, when updated, span the decades in rapid transitions.
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They are clothes that each man can wear and mix and match as he wishes, to express and portray himself.
There is also a touch of eclecticism in conceiving new volumes and applications: jackets are soft and flowing like shirts, coats are supple and enveloping, sweaters adhere to the body and are punctuated with geometric patterns.
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The journey into a world of typically Armani ease follows a chromatic path that switches between natural hues, deep blues and black, alongside flashes of leather, brightened by velvet.
This is the portrait of a self-assured, nonchalant man, who can dispense with a jacket in the evening, wearing only a velvet shirt.
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The collection was presented with two videos for men and women in which the attention was also captured by a reproduction of a 147 cm high gorilla made of resin by the artist Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba from a film set and donated many years ago to the designer and that has been part of his furniture in his living room.
