CULTURE

How to Master Timeless Italian Style, As Interpreted by Three Different Stylists


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Photograph by Ethan James Green; Styled by Sara Moonves.

There is a certain innate chicness to Italian style, the way a woman can take the most basic wardrobe item, be it a black blazer or crisp white button-down, and make it a look entirely her own. Now, thanks to Giorgio Armani’s new capsule collection, Giorgio’s, anyone can have a piece of that style for their very own. From perfect work outfits to a sexy night-out ensemble, there are countless ways to wear each item. Here three stylists each offer their own distinct take on the Italian designer’s signature brand of elegance.

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Styled by Sara Moonves
Photograph by Ethan James Green; Styled by Sara Moonves.

Jackets from Giorgio’s, Giorgio Armani’s new capsule collection; all other fashion Giorgio Armani.

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Styled by Carlos Nazario
Photograph by Ethan James Green; Styled by Carlos Nazario.

“Women today are self-confident and daring and no longer need to show that they are equal to men. They do not need to give up their femininity.” —Giorgio Armani

From left: Giorgio’s coat and pants. Giorgio’s tuxedo jacket; Giorgio Armani top and tuxedo pants. Giorgio Armani dress.

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Styled by Carlos Nazario
Photograph by Ethan James Green; Styled by Carlos Nazario.

From left: Giorgio Armani vest and trousers. Giorgio’s tuxedo jacket; Giorgio Armani blouse and tuxedo pants. Giorgio’s dress.

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Styled by Max Clark
Photograph by Ethan James Green; Styled by Max Clark.

“Elegance is a concept that does not change. That is why I always make small changes to modernize the classic wardrobe, but without distorting it. My thoughts and ideas go beyond trends.”

From left: Giorgio’s blazer; Giorgio Armani pants and gloves. Giorgio Armani shearling jacket, trousers, and gloves.

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Styled by Max Clark
Photograph by Ethan James Green; Styled by Max Clark. Hair by Cyndia Harvey at Streeters; Makeup by Dick Page at Statement Artists; Manicures by Megumi Yamamoto for Chanel Le Vernis at Susan Price NYC. Set design by Julia Wagner at CLM. Casting by Anita Bitton at the Establishment. Models: Lakshmi Menon at Supreme Management; Amanda Murphy, Alek Wek, Karen Elson, Zheng, and Andres Velencoso at IMG Models; Christina Kruse at the Lions Model Management; Eniola Abioro and Anok Yai at Next Models; Oluchi Onweagba and Elise Crombez at DNA Model Management; Youssouf Bamba, Debra Shaw, and Shanelle Nyasiase at RED Model Management; Mark Vanderloo at SAM Worldwide. Produced by Wei-Li Wang at Hudson Hill Production; Production Manager: Hye Young Shim for Hudson Hill Production; Production Assistants: Jesse Gouveia, Tom Hennes; Retouching by Dtouch; Photography Assistants: Darren Hall, Chris Callaway; Digital Technician: Nick Rapaz; Set Design Assistant: Marcs Marcus; Fashion Assistants: Allia Alliata, Aasha Amatya, Sara Taffel, Vesper Wolfe, Marion Kelly.

From left: Giorgio’s blouse; Giorgio Armani shirt, pants, and belt; Emporio Armani boxers. Giorgio Armani blazer from the New Normal collection; Giorgio Armani shirt, top, trousers, head scarf, belt, and gloves; Emporio Armani boxers. Giorgio Armani jacket, trousers, and gloves.