Giorgio Armani, regarded as one of the most influential fashion designers of the 20th and 21st centuries, has died at the age of 91. According to Italian media, Armani passed away at his home, where he had been recovering following a recent hospitalization that had been kept private.

Despite health issues, he continued to work at 91. Although he could no longer attend men’s fashion shows in person, he closely followed rehearsals via video calls and supervised the garments.

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Clean Lines and Minimalist Style

Giorgio Armani was a fashion legend, a symbol of modern style, and a reformer of dressing, particularly for women. His clothes, characterized by clean lines and minimalist design, transformed the fashion industry.

The designer was also an advocate for women’s right to express themselves through their clothing. He frequently emphasized that fashion should not merely follow trends but should prioritize the expression of an individual’s personality.