Imagine a world where men wear Giorgio Armani’s Fall 2025 designs every time they board a plane.
Ah, that sounds better!
The 90-year-old designer was on a roll during this year’s Milan men’s season, following a strong show for Emporio Armani with a signature collection that proved men don’t have to sacrifice elegance for comfort.
He turned again to velvet and other luxurious materials that could be layered as shirts, shirt jackets, cardigans, and even as pajamas.
The fit here is even looser than at Emporio, especially the harem-style pants that flare out at the legs and narrow at the ankles, with fuzzy shearling slip-ons, fuzzy shearling loafers, or gently padded leather ankle boots. They were worn on silent shoes. .
Newsflash: There was also a hoodie, but it was made from herringbone velvet, matched with a velvet fedora, and worn over a simple crewneck sweater or belted dress pants. smash.
With the likes of actor Adrien Brody and TV producer Darren Star looking on, the show in Armani’s intimate basement theater on Via Borgonuovo continues chapter by chapter with a skiwear interlude and a co-ed eveningwear finale. Unrolled, the black velvet stood out as a shawl. – Collared tuxedo jackets and cardigans.
Monochromatic dresses are trending on the Milan runways, and Armani offered not only grey, navy and black, but also ruby red, deep green and blue velvet. This is perhaps a subconscious homage to the late David Lynch, who directed commercials for Giorgio Armani. 90’s.
The designer’s outerwear was strong, from tissue-thin shearling duster jackets to thicker, more hugging overcoats made of shearling, textured tweed, or double-faced cashmere.
In the press notes, this fall collection is characterized as an “exploration of possibilities rather than ready-made formulas” for men who are “unafraid of their individuality and gently challenge convention”, and perhaps even a plane This is also true among
