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Designer's haute couture debut
Giorgio Armani, who yesterday made his haute couture debut at the age of 70, is shaking up the precious haute couture establishment with his no-nonsense attitude. He insists that all the clothes on his catwalk are designed to sell, and is open about the price tags - a rare approach in these circles - which range from £12,800 to £46,500.
06-Mar-2005 - Details

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Armani Prive Couture Show of Spring 2005
Donatella Versace has given up haute couture, hasn’t she? Never bother: there is a new person to represent Italy alongside with Valentino. Giorgio Armani is on top of haute couture celebrating his 70-year anniversary.Unlike the previous lines rich in models of different colors
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Giorgio Armani - official site
The Giorgio Armani universe, from fragrance to fashion. The latest beauty tips and trends
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Armani's Empire
Sleek as a seal, toned and tanned, Giorgio Armani is a walking totem of his own global success. Now, London's Royal Academy is celebrating the style of the man who, quite literally, knocked the stuffing out of haute couture
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Giorgio Armani - biography
1964-70: Fashion designer for Hitman, Nino Cerruti's men's clothing company
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Giorgio Armani - profile
In the early Seventies, Giorgio Armani and his late partner Sergio Galeotti sold their Volkswagen and with the meagre funds raised founded Giorgio Armani SpA. "We had no idea what we were doing," says the internationally acclaimed designer. "Only that we wanted to do it
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Armani still in the spotlight at 70
It's been described as a dying art, but the biggest name in fashion has just given haute couture his vote of confidence at the Paris Fashion Show.
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Armani in vogue at U.N.
The United Nations is to make Giorgio Armani a goodwill ambassador in recognition for his work with Afghan refugees.The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNCHR) paid tribute on Tuesday to the fashion designer's work over the past year, particularly a Christmas campaign he launched
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Fashion Houses - Giorgio Armani
Giorgio Armani (born in Piacenza, Italy, July 11, 1934) brought a new concept to women's dressing, and has had the most influence on fashion since Christian Dior's "New Look" and Mary Quant's mini skirt. As more and more women established themselves
07-Mar-2005 - Details

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Armani and Red to Catwalk in London
Giorgio Armani will stage an unprecedented multi-collection runway show during London Fashion Week in a joint effort with Red, the Bono-led African AIDS initiative.
29-May-2006 - Details

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Armani makes his mark on Tokyo's fashionistas
Giorgio Armani's star is shining bright in the land of the rising sun. The Italian style guru, who has been honoured at a series of glitzy events in the past year
09-Apr-2005 - Details

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Armani to Design Dubai Luxury Hotels
Giorgio Armani's sense of style will soon be gracing luxury hotels in the desert hub of Dubai, including one in the world's tallest building, currently under construction, the local press reported.
10-Jun-2005 - Details

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French Haute Couture – Armani Plans a Return
Armani, who made his couture debut in Paris this January at the age of 70, will open the next French season on the morning of Wednesday, July 6, according to the just-released official calendar
19-May-2005 - Details

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Emporio Armani s Freedom of Expression
All that free time spent on his beautiful yacht, Mariu, seems to be doing Giorgio Armani and his fashion a world of good. The reigning heavyweight champion of men's style
03-Jul-2005 - Details

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Armani Prive: Couture on Giorgios Terms
The French have an apt term for it: "Qui s'impose, impose," meaning whoever imposes their own will wins. Apt, because it well sums up the whole Giorgio Armani experience in haute couture, which witnessed its second season on Wednesday in Paris.
10-Jul-2005 - Details

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Armani saunters in signature style, 30 years on
Thirty years after he set up business, Giorgio Armani showed he was still the doyen of safe elegance on Wednesday, leaving behind some of his recent flights of fancy and returning to sleek suits and evening gowns.
05-Oct-2005 - Details

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Armani has date with Essex girls
This morning Giorgio Armani will do what he does most Saturday mornings. He will leave his home in Milan's Via Borgonuovo and stroll past the clang-clattering orange trams to his Armani Caffe in Via Manzoni.
11-Dec-2005 - Details

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Luxury with Lucia
Couture is mostly presented as exciting, spectacular theatre that provides great copy for fashion editors but doesn’t usually offer clothes that are very wearable or that flatter women
29-Jan-2006 - Details

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Armani creates style for the home
Giorgio Armani, the epitome of Italian style and refined taste, has launched his furniture range in New Zealand. Known for creating pared-back designs that evolve each season
03-Apr-2006 - Details

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Armani plays it cool at Milan Fashion Week
Giorgio Armani shrugged off the winter chill on Monday with a sassy ready-to-wear show, while, with the Winter Olympics in full swing, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana brought their own winter wonderland to Milan Fashion Week.
24-Feb-2006 - Details