MILAN (AP) – Giorgio Armani’s menswear collection, previewed Monday on the final day of Milan Fashion Week, was all about the 90-year-old designer catching the light with shimmering textiles and encrusted crystals. .
MILAN (AP) – Giorgio Armani’s menswear collection, previewed Monday on the final day of Milan Fashion Week, was all about the 90-year-old designer catching the light with shimmering textiles and encrusted crystals. .
Armani has concluded its four-day Fall/Winter 2025-26 menswear preview at its historic headquarters on Via Borgonuovo, leaving fashion insiders free to head to Paris for the next round. .
Fans gathered behind barricades in a light rain to take pictures of VIPs including Adrien Brody, Joe Alwyn, Rocco Ritchie and Darren Star, who arrived at the show.
silhouette
Armani set its runway show deep within its headquarters to a club-like rhythmic beat. The brimmed hat lends structure to the soft silhouette of wintry velvet and corduroy, enhanced by textiles that catch the light and shimmer.
The pants were pleated and gathered slightly at the ankles to create movement and could be easily tucked into lace-up boots. Layer the jacket over the zippered vest. Sometimes a scarf replaced a tie, or a large knitted piece became a hood. Faux fur collars, a trend in Milan this season, were used sparingly on outerwear.
light and color
Gem shades of ruby, emerald and sapphire brightened up the neutral palette. A delicate crystal pin adorns the collar of the evening wear.
Several women’s looks highlighted the diversity of menswear silhouettes. The show ended with the couple dressed for a festive night, his and hers sparkling with sequins and crystals.
Armani took a final bow wearing a blue velvet jacket, emphasizing his signature comfort and elegance.
trend watch
A hat with a brim. Sparkling textiles. unstructured bag. Zip vest for sporty suits. A scarf with a built-in turtleneck.
Colleen Barry, Associated Press
