News about Giorgio Armani

Kathy Bates revealed she was 'in tears' while getting dressed for the 2024 Emmys, which were held on September 15. The 76-year-old actress said it was an emotional experience because she 'was able to go' to Giorgio Armani and find a dress that fit her for the first time 'in quite a while.'

The pair, who tied the knot in a lavish ceremony on the Amalfi Coast three weeks ago, appeared giddy as they poses for a series of snaps while sitting front row.

She had already stunned with one racy look on the catwalk. And Dakota Johnson continued to stun with another sheer ensemble as she headed to the Gucci afterparty during Milan Fashion Week on Friday. The actress, 34, made a quick change into a sexy sheer black leotard emblazoned with the designer's famous print, teamed with boyfriend jeans.

Lady Amelia Spencer led the glamour in a leather corset midi dress at the Versace Womenswear Spring/Summer 2025 show during Milan Fashion Week on Friday. The socialite, 32, exuded elegance in the £3,230 Versace ensemble, which featured gold snake detailing on the straps.

There were certainly shades of the surreal at Prada's Milan fashion show on Thursday. Models (pictured) donned a striking array of unusual sunglasses and bizarre headwear from the spring/summer 2025 range. But as outlandish as some of the new looks were, believe it or not, you're very likely to be wearing them - or watered-down versions of them - next year.

Unaffordable, unwearable, unethical - just a few of the reasons why sales of most high-end brands have taken a pounding recently. Laura Craik finds out what it takes to make us splash the cash

Princess Charlene of Monaco and Prince Albert have made an appearance at the annual Monaco picnic today, as they wowed onlookers with their classy ensembles. Arriving to the Parc Princess Antoinette in Monaco, the family-of-four put on a classy front as Princess Charlene took the lead with her striking red jumpsuit.  With a sleek bob with blonde highlights, the stylish royal topped off her outfit with a pair of understated silver drop earring. 

The Princess of Wales is celebrated for her impeccable style, which is evident in her choice of accessories - particularly her footwear. Her preferred brand for heels is one that creates its luxurious designs by hand in Portugal. Emmy London, located in Chelsea and led by creative director Emmy Scarterfield, is renowned for its durable shoes crafted from premium Italian leather. It's not surprising that Kate has amassed 16 different pairs in various colours. Her impressive collection includes the signature Rebecca pumps in ten shades, the Josie pumps in three, and the discontinued Valerie platforms in two colours. Kate's favourite style, Rebecca, is priced at £495 and is a pointed court shoe suitable for both casual and formal occasions. Made from soft suede, it features a 4.2-inch heel, a leather scalloped lining, and a branded sole adorned with a single crystal embellishment - a hallmark of the brand.

Kaya Scodelario exuded glamour as she graced the red carpet for the premiere of Babygirl during the 81st edition of the Venice Film Festival in Italy on Friday. The former Skins actress, 32, looked sensational as she wore a one shouldered, floor-length Giorgio Armani dress which was adorned with black sequins. Showcasing her incredible physique in the figure-hugging garment, Kaya put her toned arms on display as she posed for the cameras and waved to fans.

The catwalk queen, 33, cried as she recalled how she went in for her first scan two months after finding out that she was expecting again. She said she felt so 'cocky and confident' after two 'normal and healthy pregnancies' - but her entire world was shattered after her OBGYN told her that she 'did not find a heartbeat.'

The British singer-songwriter, 36, was spotted outside the Good Morning America studio in the Big Apple on Wednesday. She looked incredible in an eccentric grey ensemble, consisting of a wrap scarf-style sweater which swept over her shoulder. The hitmaker also showed off her toned stomach in a matching low-waisted knee-length skirt. FKA finished off the look with a pair of huge grey ruched space boots and metallic wraparound sunglasses.

Albert revealed his uncertainties of whether they fell in love at the 2011 competition, he told Paris Match : 'I don't know if we fell in love back then,' adding that it was several years before they would meet again. But while romance might not have been on the cards at first, Charlene still made an impression on Albert, with him recalling: 'I thought that she was an excellent swimmer and that she was friendly, cheerful, and approachable'. (Pictured left: Albert and Charlene on their wedding day in 2011. Pictured right: Albert and Charlene at the Paris Olympic opening ceremony)

Camila Mendes appeared on Instagram this week to share two bikini-clad photos with her 24.7  million followers. The 30-year-old Riverdale sensation - who recently attended the Los Angeles Giorgio Armani pop-up - posed in a tiny leopard-print two-piece swimsuit. The actress showed off her flat abs and a provocative script tattoo inked under her chest as she modeled the swimwear's bandeau top. 

The publication's latest issue featured a slew of top fashionistas and catwalk queens modeling some of the 'fall's best clothes.' But one model showcased a brand new look during the photoshoot. She sported a new hairstyle and bleached her eyebrows, leaving her looking totally different than her fans are used to. So do you know who it is?

Friday is showtime in Paris, with sporting nations from across the world donning their finery for the Opening Ceremony along 6km of the Seine. As with the events, there's been winners and losers when it comes to Olympic attire too.

How the classic 'hooligan' brands managed to shake their old image from Buckfast's dinner party cocktails to Stone Island's high fashion rebrand. Many high fashion labels have found themselves in a quandary after inadvertently becoming associated with hooliganism - a subculture originating in the 1980s when it was worn in order to avoid the attention of police and to intimidate rivals. But many brands manged to rescue their image shake off their ties to antisocial behaviour. 

Cate Blanchett cut a stylish figure as she attended a screening of her 2007 film I'm not There at onsite Pilton Palais Cinema during the Glastonbury Festival on Sunday. The Oscar winning actress, 55, looked effortlessly cool in a form-fitting blue jumpsuit which she teamed with a pair of black cowboy boots. Cate appeared to go make-up free beneath a pair of tinted glasses and toted her essentials for the day in a leather cross-body bag.

The Aussie actress, 55, is known for her head-turning style and didn't fail to disappoint as she joined the Hollywood elite at the star-studded fashion event. She showed off her incredible figure in a daringly low-cut black strapless jumpsuit which featured cape-style sequinned detailing fastened around her waist.

Russell Crowe cut a dashing figure as he attended the Giorgio Armani Menswear Spring/Summer 202 show during Milan Fashion Week in Italy on Monday. The Gladiator star, 60, looked stylish in an unbuttoned black blazer paired with a navy T-shirt and jeans.  But there was one accessory which let his whole look down - a pair of dusty and daggy Brooks Hyperion Tempo sneakers which retail for $179.95. 

'We have been and will always be open to considering opportunities,' Prada's second heir behind founder Mario Prada's granddaughter recently told Bloomberg while responding to questions about a rival's future. To that, the 35-year-old declined to comment - as 90-year-old Giorgio Armani a few weeks ago raised eyebrows by saying he hasn't ruled out the idea of eventually selling his eponymous brand. Both have managed stayed independent and family-owned, while establishing themselves as some of the most influential brands in global fashion. Also Prada's head of social responsibility, Bertelli is the son of Prada majority owners Miuccia Prada and her husband, Patrizio Bertelli, who each serve as co-CEOs.

Maybe it's my advancing years, but I'm in permanent shock at spiralling prices. Five quid for a flat white? I remember when you could have a night out for that.

Near Milan, Giorgio Armani bags and accessories were made by 'exploited' Chinese workers, according to Italian Police. According to the department, an unauthorised subcontractor employed the employees and that the fashion house failed to maintain the health and safety violations. According to police, GA Operations hired an illegal Chinese subcontractor who hired workers under the table, some of whom were in Italy unlawfully. Giorgio Armani has denied wrongdoing by GA Operations, which manufactures clothing, accessories, and furnishings for the Giorgio Armani Group brands.

Tim (right) Everest, a junior sales assistant in Barrett's, Haverfordwest, and Hepworth's, Carmarthen, a chain that was purchased by Next in 1985, learned the fundamentals of sewing, selling, and marketing. He went to London and discovered the links between nightclubs, disco music, after-parties, and clothing: ripped Levis and studded jean jackets, lemon tank-tops, and white canvas shoes, spats and flamboyant handkerchiefs.

If you're a lover of high-end and luxurious fragrances but don't want to break the bank to get your hands on them, you're in luck. M&S has a variety of lower-cost options that smell exactly like some of the most expensive fragrances on the market, according to a UK-based beauty influencer. She claims there are alternatives for every perfume enthusiast, with the majority costing less than $100.