Giorgio Armani Privé Haute Couture S/S 2021 Milan

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[DK92]

CHIC! It's not the best of the collections, but it is something we expect from Giorgio... I think he is a very underrated designer compared to others who are much worse.

 

[Avonlea]

After doing the same thing for more than 30 years it's clear he doesn't give a f*ck and neither do I.

 

[RedSmokeRise]

I’ll take it any day over Dior and Chanel.

 

[WAVES]

Armani never betrayed himself. true to himself, his style, his clientele.

it’s super chic. would’ve got rid of the berets though.

 

[TaylorBinque]

Actually this is quite flattering. Also the jewel tones here are really balanced

 

[Deleted member 1957]

Finally, couture!

 

[marsnoop2]

I’ll always recognize his work. It may not be the most exciting, but he is a master and his clothes speak for themselves. You know what to expect and I appreciate that these days.

 

[Miran]

In these days of Chanel, Dior and fendi, Armani seems like light at the end of a tunnel

 

[liberty33r1b]

just beautiful

 

[Benn98]

I hope he'll never, ever stop doing those cropped jackets. That's something to look forward to each season. And I've always liked the way his take on the two-piece looks. Such a stunning silhouette.

I can do without Armani evening gowns. Maybe because that market is already so flooded and if I have to be honest it's the least creative segment of his collections.

 

[GivenchyAddict]

Beautiful collection. Classic haute couture. The jackets are absolutely divine ! The velvet segment is amazing. Never been a fan of princess gowns though.

I had a ton of money I'd be in Armani Privé seriously.

 

[khyrk]

After seeing the other collections, this might probably be the best this season.

 

[YohjiAddict]

The tailoring is so subtle yet amazing, I really like the shoulders. The closing gown and the mint one with a matching jacket are probably among my favorites in this very weak season.

Thanks god we have him to remind us that couture is not about yacht girls, clown ladies and the otherwise sartorially challenged.