Giorgio Armani Women

Who would have known that in the month of July 1934, a young boy named Giorgio Armani who stepped into this world would become one of the leading fashion designers of his times? Armani was born in Piacenza, Emilia-Romagna and started getting trained in the field of medicine for two years but gave it up and started pursuing a career in photography. In the year 1957, he was called for military and after that worked as a window dresser for a respected departmental store called La Rinascente. In 1961, he joined Nino Cerruti and worked as a designer till 1970 after which he started a free-lance business. He established his own menswear label in 1974 with the help of his bosom friend Sergio Galeotti who also helped him to establish a women’s wear line in 1975.

Since then Giorgio Armani has accomplished undeniable success as an acclaimed fashion designer all around the globe. Armani’s women collection is greatly influenced by his men’s wear collection giving a woman a more sophisticated and refined look coveted by women in the six continents of the world. His suits for women are perfectly tailored, and are made to enhance the figure of a woman making her feel like one. He also uses male fabric for making women suits and tailors them perfectly well. Giorgio Armani suits are made for the woman of today and are all-the-rage in the fashion capitals of the world. Armani entered the world of Hollywood in 1980’s, where he designed clothes for the handsome actor and a human rights activist against aids Richard Gere. Since then Armani has been the pet brand of the glamorous celebrities of the world of Hollywood. Armani not only created wardrobes for characters in movies but also designed for those in opera, theater and dance expanding the Armani Empire. In 1982, Armani appeared on the cover of a prominent magazine i.e. The Time Magazine being the second designer to have this honor.

The first designer was Christian Dior who appeared on the cover in 1940’s. Michelle Pfeiffer, an actress and a stunner, addressed Armani as her “soul mate” and has been addicted to the designer since the filming of her famous movie scarface. Jodie Foster is another huge Armani fan. The pretty, young starlet Katie Holmes wore a Giorgio Armani dress on her wedding with Mission Impossible star Tom cruise. The dress was off-shoulder ivory silk bridal gown embellished with Valenciennes lace and Swarovski crystals with an ivory tulle veil and ivory silk shoes befitting a princess.

Giorgio Armani Lines:

1. Armani Exchange Carrying The Famous (A|X) Giorgio Armani Logo.
2. Armani Jeans
3. Armani Junior
4. Giorgio Armani
5. Armani Cosmetics

Giorgio Armani commercials also reflect the promised Armani style and sophistication. The commercials carry the real Armani vibe with models adorned in perfect Armani clothing making the clothes more attractive and desirable. Armani models are always dressed to impress and never fail to do so. Women envy them for all the right reasons and men desire them. That is the power of Giorgio Armani and women all around the globe are wooed by his aesthetic sense and the way he uses it to dress his women up in perfect and immaculate clothing giving her confidence and an aura that only an Armani woman can understand. From 1970’s fashion by Giorgio Armani to the fashion empire that he has set up today, Armani has become a fashion mogul and the King of the Fashion world having followers in the six continents of the globe.