Giorgio Armani bets on free elegance in the new collection

Giorgio Armani bets on free elegance in the new collection


The Italian brand presented its pieces during the fashion show in Milan

By Gioia Giudici – It is an elegance free from constraints and impositions that the Italian brand Giorgio Armani has distilled in the collection for next winter, the presentation of which took place this Monday (20th) in the designer’s palace in via Borgonuovo, in Milan, for special guests in the role of Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody, as well as Cooper Koch and Luca Marinelli.

The stars could be the ideal protagonists of this new chapter of Armani style, faithful to an immediately recognizable but always up-to-date DNA.

“For me, the catwalk is a proposal: my vision of the current moment, which this season is particularly free from constraints and conventions. And I like to imagine the clothes that enter the wardrobes and lives of men of different ages and attitudes, and that they are interpreted by everyone according to their own personality”, explained the designer Giorgio Armani.

According to him “making fashion means creating tools that accompany life, ideally making it more beautiful and comfortable”.

And there is so much comfort in this collection, where elegance is experienced, thanks to a new softness that makes everything seemingly easy.

Thus, jackets and coats, even if perfectly constructed, seem empty and light, shirts are often collarless, trousers are soft and easy to wear, with an elastic waist and pleats.

Then there is a new attitude, disenchanted and current, which confidently mixes what is formal with what is not, such as the cargo trousers in soft velvet or those in printed silk, but also the waistcoat with zip to also be worn underneath the tuxedo.

And there is another special game that revolves around the fabrics typical of the men’s wardrobe, from chevron to tweed, through stripes and Prince of Wales check, chosen for blazers and trousers, but also reproduced as prints on collarless shirts and blouses.

To punctuate this rhythm of weights and surfaces, a palette of low colors, cut by touches of ruby ​​red, emerald green and jade blue. And finally accessories such as scarves tied around the neck, hats in the foreground, large, deconstructed bags and solid shoes for slipping on velvet in the night, where crystal profiles illuminate the black of the tuxedos. .

Source: Terra

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