Armani

Giorgio Armani arrived in Milan with a vision of elegance that cut through the excess of the 1970s like a clean line: unstructured jackets, muted earth tones, and the revolutionary idea that luxury could be effortless. From dressing Richard Gere in American Gigolo to creating the navy suit that became the uniform of modern power, Armani built one of fashion’s most recognizable and most admired identities. Today the Armani Group spans Emporio, EA7, exchange, and Privé, but the founding vision — quiet authority, exceptional fabric, perfect cut — remains uncompromised. Armani fragrances distil this same elegance into scent.