Donatella Versace: She appreciates Giorgio Armani in Milan

The Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace (70) has given Giorgio Armani (1934-2025) the last honor. With dark sunglasses, a black costume and a bouquet of white flowers, she appeared on Via Bergognone in Milan. There, the coffin of the deceased designer was laid out in the Armani/Teatro in the darkened room and in the middle of a sea of ​​lights. Donatella Versace joined many well -known personalities, including Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala (67).

Versace had previously recognized the designer on social media. On a black and white picture of Armani, she wrote: “The world has lost a giant today. He wrote history and will be remembered forever.”

The Armani group announced the death of its founder on September 4. At the age of 91, he died peacefully with his loved ones, it said in a statement. “Il Signor Armani”, as his employees called him, “worked tirelessly until the past few days” and “devoted himself to the company, the collections and various and always new projects in being and are being”.

Since Saturday morning, people in Milan can say goodbye. According to the company, the coffin will remain on Sunday, September 7th, at 6 p.m. According to the Italian daily newspaper “Corriere della Sera”, hundreds of people were already in line in early Saturday morning to honor Armani. According to the Armanis wish, the funeral will take place in the private circle.