Armani

News & Analysis

Public Grade School in Tokyo Adopts Armani Uniforms

8 February 2018 • By Reuters

8 February 2018 • By Reuters

Taimei Elementary School is introducing uniforms designed by Giorgio Armani for incoming pupils, each costing more than $729.

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Public Grade School in Tokyo Adopts Armani Uniforms

Taimei Elementary School is introducing uniforms designed by Giorgio Armani for incoming pupils, each costing more than $729.

Giorgio Armani Speaks on Restructuring and Succession Plans

11 October 2017 • By Lauren Sherman

Giorgio Armani Speaks on Restructuring and Succession Plans

The designer and chief executive speaks exclusively to BoF on cleaning up the Armani Group’s brand portfolio — and what’s next.

For Fashion Brands Flocking to SXSW, What’s the ROI?

14 March 2017 • By Lauren Sherman

For Fashion Brands Flocking to SXSW, What’s the ROI?

Fashion and style brands staged a flurry of activations at this year’s South by Southwest Interactive, but breaking through the clutter of competing messages is increasingly challenging.

News Bites | Stella Ishii Goes Direct-to-Consumer, Celine's New CEO, Armani Closes Collezioni

25 February 2017 • By BoF Team

25 February 2017 • By BoF Team

In today's News Bites, Stella Ishii's label 6397 launches e-commerce and Séverine Merle becomes the third female CEO in the history of LVMH.

News Bites | Stella Ishii Goes Direct-to-Consumer, Celine's New CEO, Armani Closes Collezioni

In today's News Bites, Stella Ishii's label 6397 launches e-commerce and Séverine Merle becomes the third female CEO in the history of LVMH.

Global Currents

Is the Worst Over in Russia?

17 June 2016 • By Kate Abnett

17 June 2016 • By Kate Abnett

As international executives and diplomats flock to the Saint Petersburg Economic Forum, is there cause for tentative optimism in Russia’s downtrodden luxury market?

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Global Currents

Is the Worst Over in Russia?

As international executives and diplomats flock to the Saint Petersburg Economic Forum, is there cause for tentative optimism in Russia’s downtrodden luxury market?

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Social Goods | Armani Goes Fur-Free, Runway Diversity Report, Why Ethical Shoppers Bug Us

23 March 2016 • By Kate Abnett

23 March 2016 • By Kate Abnett

Social Goods is a weekly roundup of the most important news at the intersection of fashion and ethics, sustainability and corporate social responsibility.

Social Goods | Armani Goes Fur-Free, Runway Diversity Report, Why Ethical Shoppers Bug Us

Social Goods is a weekly roundup of the most important news at the intersection of fashion and ethics, sustainability and corporate social responsibility.

News & Analysis

Armani Pledges to Go Fur-Free

22 March 2016 • By Associated Press

22 March 2016 • By Associated Press

Giorgio Armani has agreed to stop using fur for all its products, following years of lobbying by animal rights activists.

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Armani Pledges to Go Fur-Free

Giorgio Armani has agreed to stop using fur for all its products, following years of lobbying by animal rights activists.

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Giorgio Armani to Stay Independent While Designer Is Still Alive

28 September 2015 • By Bloomberg

28 September 2015 • By Bloomberg

Giorgio Armani won’t be giving up control of his fashion empire, at least not while he’s still on the catwalk.

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Giorgio Armani to Stay Independent While Designer Is Still Alive

Giorgio Armani won’t be giving up control of his fashion empire, at least not while he’s still on the catwalk.

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Why Fashion Retailers Are Staging Food Experiences

5 August 2015 • By Suzanne Bearne

5 August 2015 • By Suzanne Bearne

From Burberry to Gucci to Ralph Lauren, fashion retailers are adding experiential elements like cafés and restaurants to their stores.

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Why Fashion Retailers Are Staging Food Experiences

From Burberry to Gucci to Ralph Lauren, fashion retailers are adding experiential elements like cafés and restaurants to their stores.

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The House That Fashion Built

13 November 2014 • By Robin Mellery-Pratt

13 November 2014 • By Robin Mellery-Pratt

Some of the world’s largest fashion brands are creating branded hotels and private residences as well as the homewares to fill them, tapping easy additional revenue streams and constructing powerful brand beacons in emerging markets.

The House That Fashion Built

Some of the world’s largest fashion brands are creating branded hotels and private residences as well as the homewares to fill them, tapping easy additional revenue streams and constructing powerful brand beacons in emerging markets.