Armani Archivio: Timeless Designs for Today

It's April 21st. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm

Cory with the story. Georgia Armani passed away in September 2025 at 91 years old, right

on the 50th anniversary of his iconic label. Now the house is dropping Armani Arquivio,

a project to keep his designs alive by reworking classic pieces for today. The archive packs

over 200 collections, more than 5,500 runway looks, and 30,000 plus items. Second chapter

hits tomorrow, during Milan Design Week, with a custom setup at the San Andrea boutique. This

drop features 13 exclusive men's and women's outfits, pulled from 1979 to 1994, shot

and styled by Creative. Director Eli Russell Linitz. Jackets steal the show-crop blousins,

pinstripes, leather pleats, even deconstructed ones echoing that American gigalo vibe with

Richard Gear. Paired with skirts, trousers and shirts that hud the body just right, blending

old-school flair with fresh minimalism. Fans are buzzing because these aren't just museum

pieces. You can actually cop them. It's bridging generations, letting younger heads rediscover

Armani's timeless flow through stuff like padded shoulders and swayed overcoats that

nod to 90s icons. The vibe, past perfect, future ready, keeping that signature silhouette

relevant without looking back. Launch events kick off Wednesday April 22nd, with invite

only talks from collectors, archivists and style heads like Lynette's podcast hosts.

From throwing fits and fashion researchers, check deeper details at archivio.armani.com.

This is Go Live on Armani.com. Select boutiques, spots like apropos and Berlin and just one

INA plus mytherisa.com. Snag a slice of. History before, it fades into legend.