Giorgio Armani, the legendary Italian fashion designer, has died at the age of 91. The news was confirmed today, marking a significant loss for the fashion industry and his millions of admirers worldwide.
Armani had been facing serious health issues in recent months, notably missing a fashion show in Milan—a first in his illustrious career. Despite these challenges, he remained actively involved in his brand, which boasts an annual revenue of approximately $2.7 billion.
Born in Piacenza, Italy, in 1934, Armani revolutionized modern fashion, introducing a relaxed elegance that redefined luxury. He founded his company in 1975 and remained its sole owner, working closely with a small circle of trusted colleagues and family members. His influence extended beyond clothing, impacting lifestyle, cosmetics, and interior design.
The fashion world is now left to reflect on Armani"s profound legacy. His contributions to style and design will be felt for generations, making him an enduring icon in the industry. For more on this topic, see our previous reports detailing his life and impact.
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