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Hype Malaysia
5 hours ago
- Business
- Hype Malaysia
Emporio Armani x Our Legacy Work Shop Drop Latest Collab & It's For The Gods!
It's the collab we didn't know we needed, fashionistas! Emporio Armani and Our Legacy Work Shop are teaming up once again for a fresh new drop. First introduced in 2023, the collaboration returns this Spring/Summer with a twist – womenswear makes its debut, marking a new chapter in their creative partnership. This collection blends archival Emporio Armani pieces with Our Legacy Work Shop's experimental approach, resulting in timeless silhouettes reimagined for the now. Using leftover Armani fabrics and specially recreated vintage textiles, the pieces reflect both brands' commitment to sustainability and storytelling through clothing. Shot by Alasdair McLellan on the volcanic island of Pantelleria – Giorgio Armani's serene Mediterranean retreat – the campaign oozes summer escape energy: sun-soaked, slow-living, and stylish. Expect subtle nods to East Asian tailoring, like the collarless Sciovolo Shirt and robe-style Toga Coat. And in true Work Shop fashion, playful details appear throughout, including an illustrated deck of cards – your chicest travel companion – featuring the cat motif from their first collab. Giorgio Armani puts it best: 'I love things that age well – things that don't date, that stand the test of time both in terms of durability and wearability.' The Collection is now available in OUR LEGACY stores in Stockholm, London, Berlin and Seoul, WORK SHOP Stockholm and selected wholesale partners. What's your Reaction? +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0
Hype Malaysia
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Giorgio Armani, YSL, Longines & More: New Fashion & Beauty Drops To Level Up Your Style & Glow!
Freshen up your style and skincare with six new launches that bring effortless cool and easy glow-ups to your everyday routine. From sleek shoes to must-have beauty picks, these simple upgrades pack a big style punch. Giorgio Armani Step into minimalist heaven with Giorgio Armani's Spring/Summer 2025 men's shoe collection. Soft suede meets iconic black mesh in clean silhouettes that fuse Japanese-inspired geometry with Italian finesse. Whether you're sliding into lace less pairs for effortless sophistication or lacing up for that low-key edge, the season's palette – black, white, sand, and that signature greige – is pure quiet luxury grounded in style. Find the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2025 men's shoes now at Giorgio Armani boutiques and selected retailers. Innisfree When your skin's acting up and the heat is on full blast, Innisfree has your back. Their limited-edition Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask in Cool Mint Chocolate is like a mini ice cream break for your face. Packed with Jeju Volcanic Cluster Spheres™ and inspired by everyone's fave summer dessert (yes, mint chocolate!), this mask cools and calms while soaking up oily chaos. Grab the Cool Mint Chocolate mask for RM75 (100ml) at all Innisfree stores and online while stocks last – don't let it melt away. Longines Longines Conquest, your new everyday watch that's as versatile as your weekend plans. Sizes range from dainty 30 mm to bold 41 mm, with styles featuring stainless steel, gold accents, and even mother-of-pearl dials with diamond indexes. Sporty charm meets sophisticated flair, making it the perfect wrist companion for workdays and nights out alike. The expanded Longines Conquest collection will be available in various sizes and styles from mid-2025 at authorised Longines retailers and online. The Ordinary Sun protection just got a serious glow-up. The Ordinary's UV Filters SPF 45 Serum is lightweight, white cast-free, and slides into your skincare routine like it was made for you. With broad-spectrum UVA and UVB defense, it shields against sun damage and premature aging while keeping your skin hydrated and glowing. If you've been searching for fuss-free, effective sunscreen that feels more like skincare than makeup, meet your new holy grail. Launching 29th May at Sephora stores and online, priced at SG$34 (~RM120). Ready to protect your skin without the heavy, sticky feel? Carrera Carrera's Spring/Summer 2025 Women's Collection is here to turn heads and set trends with a fearless blend of bold design and Italian craftsmanship. Oversized rimless flattops, chic butterfly frames, and sleek optical options strike the perfect balance between edgy modernity and timeless elegance. Whether you want standout sunnies or sleek specs, Carrera's got the confident style to own every moment. The Carrera Spring/Summer 2025 collection is now available at select stores and online. YSL Beauty YSL Beauty's LIBRE L'Eau Nue brings the Mediterranean sun right to your skin. This fresh, luminous scent mixes juicy green mandarin, Calabrian bergamot, and rare Moroccan orange blossom in a radiant oil-in-water formula that feels more like skincare than perfume. Housed in a sleek white ceramic bottle dripping with couture vibes, it's freedom, glow, and elegance all in one summer essential. LIBRE L'Eau Nue is available now at YSL counters nationwide and online.
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
A Look at Giorgio Armani's New Exhibition Celebrating His 20 Years of Haute Couture
MILAN — Giorgio Armani is opening the golden gates of haute couture to the public by way of a dazzling exhibition staged at the Armani/Silos space here. Inaugurated with an event on Tuesday evening and officially running May 21 to Dec. 28, the showcase is titled 'Giorgio Armani Privé 2005-2025, Twenty Years of Haute Couture' to mark the milestone for the designer's Privé line, which he introduced with a spring 2005 collection paraded in Paris. More from WWD Cannes Film Festival: Hayley Atwell Talks Style, Stunts and Shakespeare How Christian Dior Revolutionized Fashion With His New Look: A History and Timeline Celebrity Fashion Matchmaker Lucio Di Rosa Is Coming to New York Ever since, Armani presented his haute couture collections in the City of Light twice a year, with the only exception being January 2021, when, due to the pandemic, he staged the fashion show behind closed doors at Palazzo Orsini here and then broadcast as part of the Paris couture schedule. So this is the first time the Milanese audience and the general public can get an up-close look at his haute couture creations, indulge in the rich embroideries, beaded embellishments and crafty details and discover the references behind the dreamy garments. Armani himself curated the set-up at the Silos space, which had more than 150 couture looks arranged across four levels, either spotlighted singularly or grouped in thematic rooms, according to colors or inspiration. 'We've heard you've curated the installation yourself until last night,' Armani was told at the opening event. 'Actually, until this morning,' he quickly replied. 'I'm looking at this exhibition again with the critical eye of a person that has designed all these dresses at different times, with different means, different techniques and different skills. So I have a strong critical sense and I won't tell you what doesn't work but what does. And that is to have chosen a path, and most importantly, [ran it] not being led by the hand by anyone,' he said. 'In my haute couture collections, I express my vision of style and elegance through the art of craftsmanship and savoir-faire: only here am I free to do so without limits,' said Armani. 'Twenty years of Giorgio Armani Privé have been an extraordinary, liberating journey. Now, I want to share it with a wider audience, inviting them into this dream of mine, a dream of dresses woven from imagination and grace. A very special world that takes on new meaning in this exhibition.' Visitors will be able to see garments pulled from the designer's couture shows as well as custom made Privé gowns seen on international red carpets through the years. These ranged from the Swarovski crystal mesh gown worn by Cate Blanchett at the 2007 Academy Awards to the spring 2010 strapless, sculptural number Jennifer Lopez picked for the same occasion in 2010; from the long-sleeve, floral-embroidered spring 2021 dress Nicole Kidman sported at the SAG Awards in 2021 to the custom champagne silk gown Demi Moore wore to scoop up her first Golden Globe award earlier this year. Accessories such as bags, shoes, jewelry and headpieces were also showcased, both across the exhibition and in a dedicated section in the space's top level, flanked by an area screening backstage footage of the Armani Privé shows. The exhibit's sensory experience was replete with dim lighting, the Armani Privé high-end fragrance Bois d'Encens lingering in the air and an original soundtrack L'Antidote music trio Redi Hasa, Rami Khalifé and Bijan Chemirani created specifically for the show. The Italian designer, who this year also marks 50 years in business with his namesake brand, has always seen couture as a forum for experimentation in both design and formats. For one, as early as his second couture collection in 2005, he introduced daytime options to the lineup, highlighting a new approach to couture. In January 2007, he also decided to broadcast the spring 2007 couture show live online for the first time from the Museum of Modern Art in Paris. At the time, he addressed that couture 'represents the pinnacle of creativity and sartorial skill, but it is only accessible to the few' and how 'today, through the democracy of the Internet, we can offer a front-row seat to everyone.' Armani paraded his latest couture collection, for spring 2025, in Paris earlier this year, presenting a sophisticated lineup that acknowledged the diverse references the designer has made with his couture designs over time, from the linear elegance of Japan and the shapes and colors of China to the opulence of India, the decorum of North Africa and the landscapes of Polynesia. This was the first collection presented at Palazzo Armani, which was unveiled last year. A historic building dating back to 1864 and located nearby Avenue Montaigne, Palazzo Armani spans over 21,527 square feet to house the couture atelier and several offices, including the designer's workspace and departments such as sales and communications. Originally built as a private residence, the estate changed use in 1912, becoming the headquarters of various companies until Armani took over and restored the stuccoes and period paintings decorating its rooms. As for the Silos space, opposite Armani's theater, it was inaugurated in 2015 with a retrospective of the designer's clothes and has staged several exhibitions, spanning from those dedicated to Larry Fink or Sarah Moon to Tadao Ando's work, to name a few. Best of WWD Model and Hip Hop Fashion Pioneer Kimora Lee Simmons' Runway Career Through the Years [PHOTOS] Salma Hayek's Fashion Evolution Through the Years: A Red Carpet Journey [PHOTOS] How Christian Dior Revolutionized Fashion With His New Look: A History and Timeline
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Italian fashion sector unites against worker exploitation
Authorities from Italy's legal and political spheres, alongside fashion industry entities and labour unions, have collectively signed an action plan to address labour exploitation within the clothing and accessories production network. The nation hosts prominent fashion brands including Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Versace, which contribute to half of the global luxury fashion market output. The action plan, while not enforceable by law, has been initiated following investigations that revealed extensive malpractices, as reported by Reuters. Reuters quoted Milan's court system head Fabio Roia, speaking during a press event for the memorandum's signingL "The goal is that the court will no longer have to intervene." The memorandum aims to establish a repository containing information on brands' suppliers and their employees. Companies within the supply chain are expected to submit data on their tax adherence, social security payments and compliance with employment regulations to the platform, with mandatory updates every six months. Under the terms of the accord reached on 26 May 2025, fashion companies are obliged to promote the new platform among their suppliers and encourage them to register their information. The Lombardy regional administration, which encompasses Milan, will grant participating companies a six-month renewable certificate of transparency. A preliminary version of this plan was put forward in June 2024 by a Milanese court after inquiries into allegations of labour abuses within subcontractors linked to prominent brands such as LVMH and Giorgio Armani. Investigations uncovered workshops in the vicinity of Milan where immigrant workers, many undocumented, were found labouring under harsh conditions. These individuals reportedly lived on the premises, worked continuously through nights and holidays, and used hazardous equipment — all aimed at increasing production levels. In response to these findings, a Milanese court designated a special commissioner to supervise an LVMH subsidiary responsible for manufacturing Dior handbags. A similar measure had already been enacted in April 2024 concerning a unit associated with Armani. Earlier in 2025, a division of Valentino under judicial oversight for one year due to identified labour abuses within its supply chain. Companies retain the option to engage suppliers and subcontractors who choose not to participate in data collection. "Italian fashion sector unites against worker exploitation" was originally created and published by Retail Insight Network, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
Fashion Network
26-05-2025
- Fashion Network
Giorgio Armani opens new boutique in Capri
The Armani Group has opened a new Giorgio Armani boutique in Capri, marking its return to the designer's beloved island and international tourist destination. Located at 63 Via Camerelle, a famed promenade, the boutique is set at the foot of the historic Villa Pompeiana, a landmark dating back to 1879. Spanning a single floor and divided into three rooms, the boutique is designed to evoke the atmosphere of seaside destinations. Vaulted ceilings and walls covered in wallpaper embellished with the iconic palm motif in shades of blue and gold characterize the space, while the sand coloured oak flooring and rope details in the furnishings serve as distinctive signatures of the Giorgio Armani Mare resort boutiques and pop-ups. Completing the space are platinum-hued metal tables and fabric-covered seating in the Armani/Casa palm pattern, paired with lamps and woven baskets. The store houses the men's and women's collections of clothing, accessories, eyewear, fine jewellery, and Giorgio Armani 11 watches, showcased in light oak display units. Last Summer, the brand hosted a Giorgio Armani Mare tour with stops in Trani, Italy, Porto Cervo, Sardinia, and Forte Dei Marmi, Tuscany, among other destinations.
