After the death of the fashion icon and international style, Giorgio Armani, The world of clothing crosses a duel that covers the public of the show as a followers of the brand. This Saturday and Sunday, thousands of fans will come to pay a final tribute to the Milanese designer at his public funeral, which will take place in his hometown.
The space not only worked as an epicenter of its parades, but also as one of the most characteristic postcards of the city, which Armani himself defined like the center of his world and his inspiration.
Goodbye to Giorgio Armani, global fashion icon
A few hours ago, the official Instagram of Emporio Armani shared a few words from the designer in his honor: “The brand I hope to leave is that of the commitment, respect and genuine care for people and for reality. That’s where everything really begins. “(English/Italian).
The mayor Beppe Sala He decreed a day of mourning for Monday, coinciding with the private funeral, and said: “It was a symbol of style and elegance that the city will always miss“
Argentine supermodel Valeria Mazza She was seen in the public ceremony, accompanied by her husband Alejandro Gravier, along with other people. The fashion star was moved and defined as “A very dear person”.
The designer also dressed great figures from the country, including Lionel Messi on the day of his marriage which took place on June 30, 2017, in Rosario, when the captain of the Argentine National Team married Antonela Roccuzzo Dress with a dark gray suit, tailored, from the Italian house.
Death of Giorgio Armani: What will be the future of the company and who will be the heirs
The death of Giorgio Armani He shook the fashion world. The 91 -year -old Italian designer and businessman founded one of the best known brands in the industry in the last five decades. Following this, Many wonder who the heirs are and what will happen to the company in the future.
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Armani was the only majority shareholder of the company which founded, together with its late partner Sergio Galeotti, in the 70s. According to Forbes, a media specialized in business and finance, the Italian businessman had a Net equity of 12,100 million dollars.
As he never married or had children, he left almost all of the company in the hands of the Giorgio Armani Foundationwhich was created in 2016 with the main objective of “safeguarding” the company and ensuring its stability and permanence in time.
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