Emporio Armani Spring 2025 | MFW

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This collection encapsulates Giorgio Armani’s philosophy of “changing so as not to change,” reflecting a seamless blend of past and present. A highlight of the show was the striking image of a female model in a suit, harking back to the ‘90s, now reimagined to embrace fluidity in fashion. Armani’s signature suiting, particularly the gamine silhouettes for women, felt sharp and playful, with bursts of vibrant color. The menswear, meanwhile, took on a more avant-garde approach, exploring extreme volumes with pleated pants and extended jacket skirts.

Throughout the collection, Armani balanced tradition and innovation.The runway was alive with contrasts. For women, tailored suiting—sharp yet gamine—was softened by bursts of hot pink and cobalt blue, giving the classic grey and black palette a youthful energy. For men, Armani took his trademark suiting and dialed it up with dramatic volume: pleated pants wide enough for four legs and jackets with skirts that dropped to mid-thigh. The playfulness didn’t stop there. Sporty vest dresses shimmered in kaleidoscopic stripes, while watercolor-toned parkas and harnesses added an edge to the otherwise sophisticated lineup.The show’s color palette was vibrant, featuring shades of pink, sage, and light grey, contrasted with darker, deeper hues.

It was a show filled with surprises—most notably Armani stepping back to share the spotlight with his menswear and womenswear directors, Nicola Lamorgese and Marco Brunello. A shift towards a more collaborative future for the brand? Perhaps. But one thing was clear: Armani, even at 90, continues to rule luxury.