Giorgio Armani Mens S/S 10 Milan

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[FashionPower]

Armani? YAWN!!
Very soporific as usual

 

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I'm more concerned about the matching fluorescent blazers

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[happyguy]

MORE of the same. but that's what armani is to me. always reliable

 

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And the finish . .

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[Crying Diamonds]

Armani really doesn't understand the term less is more does he?
My theory is that he keeps displaying these hundred-look shows to try and convince people that he still has loads of new, on-trend ideas.
Whereas the outcome is actually completely the opposite . .

 

[Fashion_Girl22]

^ Those are serioussly the words I'm looking for.
I've almost given up on his menswear. You honestly can't think back to what he did in past seasons when all these looks just flood just flood your memory. I think he's one of the few that should start downsizing...

 

[Flashbang]

Goodness, that's a long show! I'm scrolling like crazy here
The clothes are almost the same each season.

 

[Crying Diamonds]

Just noticed there was already a thread for this collection . . Seventy-seven looks . .
Can we get some mergation by some moderation please

 

[Bengt]

First thing I've noticed.. Every model have really red cheeks.. LOL
As for the collection.. mmm.. hmm...
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[mikeijames]

why are there two threads on the same topic?

 

[khyrk]

there are actually 3. i started the very first one but the mods haven't fixed it yet lol

 

[b9409]

oh, really? name three designers who put python trainers and/or for men on the runway in recent years besides phillip lim....i didn't think it was a pervasive trend....

Not for the runway, but Versace did python sneakers two seasons ago that I had tried on at the Manhattan store. Gucci does pyhton loafers every SS season of which I own two pairs, and Prada did many python dress shoes including patchwork pieces.

Also, Zegna and Dolce come to mind... I do not remember seeing many on the runway, but that insignificant absence doesn't mean anything in terms of menswear. In store, you find them as long as python is over-produced that year.

 

[JordanB]

I don't personally like it but I think this will definitely sell because it is very classic. It is geared towards more of an older man so I can see why most people on tfs are not a fan of Armani. I think it is obvious though that Armani is more about eternal style opposed to new and innovative fashions.

 

[Fiercification]

I like the python shoes, even if that trend is oldddd by now, IDK I'm just drawn to them.