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EPISODE · Sep 12, 2025 · 11 MIN

Giorgio Armani Tribute

from Take A Fashion Seat · host Denise

Excerpt by WikipediaGiorgio Armani, born on July 11, 1934, in Piacenza, Italy, is a renowned fashion designer known for revolutionizing modern menswear and establishing a luxury fashion empire.Early Life and EducationGiorgio Armani was born to Ugo Armani, an accountant, and Maria Raimondi. Initially aspiring to become a doctor, he enrolled in the University of Milan's medical program but left after three years to serve in the military. Following his service, he began his career in fashion as a window dresser and sales clerk at La Rinascente, a prominent department store in Milan, where he gained valuable experience in the fashion industry. He died from liver failure in his home in Milan, Italy on September 4, 2025. 

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Excerpt by Wikipedia Giorgio Armani, born on July 11, 1934, in Piacenza, Italy, is a renowned fashion designer known for revolutionizing modern menswear and establishing a luxury fashion empire. Early Life and Education Giorgio Armani was born to Ugo Armani, an accountant, and Maria Raimondi. Initially aspiring to become a doctor, he enrolled in the University of Milan's medical program but left after three years to serve in the military. Following his service, he began his career in fashio...

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