Emporio Armani Menswear S/S 2026 Milan

[LadyJunon]

 

[Kanzai]

WTF, Suddenly this is a very solid mens collection of him, probably my favourite in years. I’ve always had a soft spot for desert-inspired looks, so I’m definitely into this.

Traveling from the Mediterranean through the Middle East and into Central Asia, this collection felt like a smooth, elegant journey of some wealthy indie-music die-hard fans that pretend to be NOmaD. It managed to stay true to its roots while still feeling fresh, luxurious, and totally desirable. Past, present, future — all there. Bravo Giorgio, honestly.

 

[vogue28]

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[vogue28]

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[vogue28]

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[Kanzai]

sadly no detail pic available on webs 😮‍💨

 

[britionkin]

Beyond stunning. I would wish to have many of these pieces. Regal bohemian vibes.

 

[visvim2001]

for all the assertions that vacarello or pilati can design armani…nobody does it quite like giorgio.

 

[Kimihiro]

Gorgeous, gorgeous!

 

[susseinmcswanny]

Who the f*ck is the guy bowing at the end ?

Also I wonder if he’ll have to go thru the whole white people corn rows shaming or if we’re past that

 

[Alquimista]

So exquisite! Wow very dubai bro too but beautiful lol

 

[jeanclaude]

First part reminded me when Prada launch her Red Line, back in 99. And the rest makes me think of Zara Home, like a fashion line made of Zara Home items.

 

[TaylorBinque]

The whole thing is great. Actually enjoyed the styling a lot. I want to see this inspire a full couture collection.

 

[j02215]

A very directional and impressive showing. Too bad I was told that only about 15% of runway pieces are ever produced each season, and the rest of their stores are just filled with basics…I wish they can have more commercial confidence in their offerings.

 

[tourbillions]

idk its kinda giving massimo dutti

 

[reese06]

for all the assertions that vacarello or pilati can design armani…nobody does it quite like giorgio.

Vacarello and actual design.. yeah no. Pilati’s best days are behind him. He will just add dust to the Armani brand

A very directional and impressive showing. Too bad I was told that only about 15% of runway pieces are ever produced each season, and the rest of their stores are just filled with basics…I wish they can have more commercial confidence in their offerings.

Ohhh good to know. Now it makes sense why I can barely find anything from this brand that I actually want. I love the runway but it’s unfortunate they don’t produce it. The pieces in store are extremely basic and missing the same fashion authority and freshness.
I hate the way his menswear portfolio of brands is set up. It’s such a disservice. Maybe it will change when he’s done

 

[Norden]

hahaha I don’t know what this is. I can’t even find words to describe the person who’d wear this. Im happy it exists I think

 

[j02215]

Ohhh good to know. Now it makes sense why I can barely find anything from this brand that I actually want. I love the runway but it’s unfortunate they don’t produce it. The pieces in store are extremely basic and missing the same fashion authority and freshness.
I hate the way his menswear portfolio of brands is set up. It’s such a disservice. Maybe it will change when he’s done

Yah, the store is mostly Armani Exchange-level merch with an eagle logo. The discordance really does the brand a disservice.

 

[visvim2001]

having a few Armani runway pieces I can tell you that about 40% of them in the show are produced - usually the key items - but they are not available for sale except at flagship stores and very few are for sale online. store at via manzoni has a lot. sometimes outlets have a few nice pieces too.

 

[Phuel]

Also I wonder if he’ll have to go thru the whole white people corn rows shaming or if we’re past that

Don’t mean to be that nerd, but cornrowish hairstyle-- along with dreadlock-style hair, were common in antiquity Greece and later Rome-- in particular their military: Portraits on coins from that time had these hairstyles. Just like Qin Dynasty Chinese had that long thin braided hair that's apparently now the sole ownership of Black women according to social… These ancient documents don’t lie. If only these people on social would bother to look up history— or acknowledge it— or just be glad we’re all finding beauty in one another’s cultural styles together, rather than self-segregate and propagate revisionist history to steal dominance …That last sentence of saccharine sentimentality likely made Mullet suddenly gag through the interweb LMFAO

(Anyway, I don’t have anything glowing to gush about these costumes— except very nice shimmering, shiny, slinky weaves/textures/color palette that remind me so much of Gigli’s Byzantine princesses, and would work better for his Emporio womenswear designs.)