Armani eyewear effort presses pause on hectic pace
Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani is encouraging consumers to pause their nonstop lifestyles for a moment to view the world around them.
Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani is encouraging consumers to pause their nonstop lifestyles for a moment to view the world around them.
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Italian fashion brand Giorgio Armani is increasing awareness for its fragrance offerings at a temporary pop-up shop at the Westfield World Trade Center shopping pavilion in New York.
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Italy’s Giorgio Armani saw sales decline by 5 percent in 2016, which has caused the group to reorganize its businesses to combat luxury’s current challenges.
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Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani is lending his support to up-and-coming design talent with the creation of a collegiate competition.
Giorgio Armani Beauty is establishing its latest fragrance launches as an inseparable duo through a profile of young love.
Italian fashion label Giorgio Armani brought together a panel of intelligent and accomplished women for its annual Sì Women’s Circle campaign, supporting and emphasizing that women can and should an accepted element of any industry.
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