No appearance of Giorgio Armani in his last Armani Privé Couture show in Paris, but at least a sumptuous, elegant, shameless and sophisticated collection in a triumph of the great Italian cost.
Created practically everything in black, although combined with a rich variety of blue, this was the autumn/winter 2025 collection, it will become one of the most dazzling haute couture collections of Armani.
Organized within its neoclassical haute couture halls in the Rue François 1st in the eighth Tony district, the show attracted Angela Basset, Marisa Berenson and the Socialité Moon Ayoub.
The Milanese harvester opened with some beautifully cut pants, Jodhpur Delgado style, combined with more elegant robes and boleros, one more elegant than the other. Made of iridescent silks and jacquards, cut with just a flap, embroidery in silhouettes of Asian trees or embedded with buttons, they all looked great.
Their dresses, finished with color insert or printing with metal roses, flowed easily. Combining elements of Passementie, crystals and small account showers, dazzled clothes and shine while the models walked along the Alabaster catwalk in a series of a series of large rooms.
The entire show is built with a large climax: an All Black Looks score, starring liquid metal silk pants, male tuxedos and several looks that presented a new sponsor garment: a taxoline cut such as a redingote and finished with military frogs. The models that use this new idea transmitted with pride, smiling under their black sequins.
Backed by a great soundtrack that mixed “There Will Be Light” and the jazz retro song of the German jazz singer Grogoire Jokic and the jazz song retro of the German jazz singer Max Raabe “Speak Low”.
“Black acquires a special luminosity, born of the juxtaposition of the velvet and metallic silks and contrasting pavé crystals and the gold of linings.
“The seductive black defines a stylistic grammar in which opposites bind with grace and harmony,” Armani added.
Like its soundtrack.
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