The setup of the Giorgio Armani women's and men's F/W 21/22 fashion shows consists of a single scenic element: a large gorilla, positioned at the centre of the white GA logo projected onto the black floor of the theatre. The catwalk winds around it. The gorilla is a green reproduction of Uri, the iconic life-size black primate designed by Marcantonio. The sculpture was part of a film set, and now takes pride of place in Mr Armani’s living room. Uri is a highly symbolic presence. As an element of

Giorgio Armani Men’s SS22 Fashion Show On Via Borgonuovo, the place where it all began, Giorgio Armani explores once again the idea of clothing that frees instead of constricting, of carefree thoughts instead of carelessness, of classic as proof of progress. He does so by observing the times in which we live, the shared sense of style that is increasingly moving away from formality and decisively embracing the informality of sportswear. However, Giorgio Armani never gives up his sense of pertine

Elegance in every gesture—Giorgio Armani Fall/Winter 2025 Campaign. Discover the collection on www.giorgioarmani.com | Giorgio Armani

A vision of harmony shaped through clarity and precision—Giorgio Armani Fall/Winter 2025 Campaign. Discover the collection at the link in bio. Director: @alexandresilberstein Stylist: @kjeldgaard1 Hair Stylist: @lukastralmer Make Up Artist: @hiromi_ueda Models: @liuwenlw, @ediebcampbell, @samuelelie_, @simon.nessman, @clementchabernaud | Giorgio Armani