Renowned Italian fashion mastermind Giorgio Armani breathes his last at the age of 91
Giorgio Armani's burning room for public respect will open its doors this weekend, marking a poignant moment for fans and admirers of the renowned fashion designer. The exhibition will take place from Saturday, September 6, to Sunday, September 7, at Via Bergognone 59, Milan, near Armani/Teatro.
The exhibition is a testament to Armani's illustrious career, which spans over five decades. The Armani Group, founded by Giorgio Armani and Sergio Galeotti on July 24, 1975, in Milan, has been at the forefront of the fashion industry ever since.
Throughout his career, Armani has not only revolutionised fashion but also extended his creative influence across various art forms. He has designed stage outfits for the iconic Lady Gaga and created costumes for notable films such as American Gigolo and The Wolf of Wall Street.
Armani's company has been actively involved in supporting his beloved Milan, reflecting his independent spirit and commitment to his hometown. His official statement reflects his vision expanding from fashion to every aspect of life.
Despite his passing, Armani's family and employees will carry the Group forward in respect and continuity of his values. In accordance with Mr. Armani's wishes, his funeral service will be a private affair.
Giorgio Armani was a beloved and respected figure for his ability to connect with everyone. His creative influence will continue to inspire generations to come, as his legacy lives on in the fashion industry and beyond.
Visitors to the exhibition will have the opportunity to pay their respects and celebrate the life and work of a truly remarkable individual. The burning room for public respect is a fitting tribute to a man who touched the lives of so many with his talent, passion, and vision.
