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2013年11月26日星期二
Emporio Armani AR0649 Blue Rubber strap Sport Men's Watch
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2013年11月25日星期一
Giorgio Armani Join Italian Fashion Association
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After the refusal of the Italian Fashion Association membership invitation repeatedly in Giorgio Armani has finally agreed to join the Italian Fashion Association (Italian Chamber of Fashion), with Prada chairman Patrizio Bertelli, Tod's fashion group head Diego Della Valle, Missoni palm Angela Missoni and other people, like the door to become an association.
Earlier Giorgio Armani have said, he agreed to join the Italian Fashion Association unless all of the Italian brand show in Milan, . But seeing brands such as Miu Miu unmoved, Giorgio Armani also had to find ourselves under the stairs - Ennio Capasa recently creative director Costume National's decision to brand the show moved back from Paris, Milan, Giorgio Armani in response to this good trends, announced officially joined the Italian fashion Association.
After Giorgio Armani join it, will join forces to revitalize the Milan Fashion Week, together with other members. We might expect that there will be more local brands return to Italy to do the show in Milan !
After the refusal of the Italian Fashion Association membership invitation repeatedly in Giorgio Armani has finally agreed to join the Italian Fashion Association (Italian Chamber of Fashion), with Prada chairman Patrizio Bertelli, Tod's fashion group head Diego Della Valle, Missoni palm Angela Missoni and other people, like the door to become an association.
Earlier Giorgio Armani have said, he agreed to join the Italian Fashion Association unless all of the Italian brand show in Milan, . But seeing brands such as Miu Miu unmoved, Giorgio Armani also had to find ourselves under the stairs - Ennio Capasa recently creative director Costume National's decision to brand the show moved back from Paris, Milan, Giorgio Armani in response to this good trends, announced officially joined the Italian fashion Association.
After Giorgio Armani join it, will join forces to revitalize the Milan Fashion Week, together with other members. We might expect that there will be more local brands return to Italy to do the show in Milan !
2013年11月23日星期六
The most popular Armani model on November was released today evening
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2013年11月22日星期五
Giorgio Armani and his quest to save Italian fashion
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A knight in perfectly cut armour, Giorgio Armani underlined his commitment to the Italian fashion industry yesterday by joining the National Chamber of Italian Fashion.
He was making a veiled reference, of course, to the decision by Valentino and Miu Miu to show in Paris rather than Milan and the latter's recent move to consolidate its presence in Paris as opposed to the Italian fashion capital."While I still believe that all Italian brands should hold their fashion shows in Italy to give due prominence to our country, as an entrepreneur, I understand that certain situations, created over the years, need time to be reorganized," he said.
On a more positive note, he cited the move by Ennio Capasa of Costume National to bring his label back to the Italian fold as "an important first step in this direction." He continud that "it seems only right, and indeed necessary, for me to send a further strong signal of commitment and confidence aimed at boosting an upswing in the vitality of Italian fashion and, at the same time, to show a sign of support for the actions undertaken by the other brand members of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion."
2013年11月21日星期四
Armani throws his weight behind efforts to revive Milan fashion week
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Armani throws his weight behind efforts to revive Milan fashion week
Italian designer joins board of industry body charged with recovering biannual fashion showcase's fading dynamism
Giorgio Armani after a Milan fashion show. He had refused to join the body until all of Italy's top brands joined him in showing in the city. Photograph: Max Rossi/Reuters
Italian efforts to revitalise Milan fashion week have received a boost after Giorgio Armani, the country's most famous designer, said he was joining the national body that promotes the industry and co-ordinates the biannual show.
Reversing the stance he has defended for months, the 79-year-old announced he was to become a member of the national chamber of Italian fashion (CNMI) in a bid to show "commitment to the best possible recovery of [the sector's] dynamism".
Concerns have been growing in Italy in recent years that Milan fashion week, inaugurated in 1958, has lost some of its erstwhile energy and creative edge.
In a bid to reboot its credentials, the CNMI appointed a new board of directors, including the outspoken Prada chief executive, Patrizio Bertelli, earlier this year.
It also appointed Jane Reeve as its first chief executive. As a female British marketing executive, she was immediately referred to in Silvio Berlusconi's family newspaper, Il Giornale, as "the Thatcher of fashion".
Following Armani's surprise declaration, there was speculation that the new-look CNMI might succeed where it had previously failed. "It's clear that Jane brings luck," remarked one source.
Armani, who is arguably seen as the most important Italian designer, had been refusing to join the chamber, along with Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, until all the country's top brands joined him in regularly showing their collections in Milan.
The Milan loyalist had reportedly targeted labels such as Miuccia Prada's Miu Miu for showing in Paris instead of Italy's fashion capital.
But in a statement released on Wednesday, Armani said that he had been impressed by his fellow designer Ennio Capasa's decision earlier this year to bring his Costume National women's summer collection back to Milan from Paris.
That, said Armani, was "an important first step" towards fixing the industry's plight, and now he too was prepared to do his bit.
"While I am still of the opinion that it is necessary for all Italian brands to come back and show in Italy in order to give due prestige to our country, as an entrepreneur I understand that certain situations, which have developed over the years, need time to resolve themselves," he said in a statement.
"I appreciated Ennio Capasa's move – an important first step in this direction. In the hope that other Italian companies follow this example, in the meantime, it seems only right, as well as necessary, for me to send another strong signal of commitment to the best possible recovery of Italian fashion's dynamism and, at the same time, to show a sign of confidence in the actions undertaken by the other brand members of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion."
Armani throws his weight behind efforts to revive Milan fashion week
Italian designer joins board of industry body charged with recovering biannual fashion showcase's fading dynamism
Giorgio Armani after a Milan fashion show. He had refused to join the body until all of Italy's top brands joined him in showing in the city. Photograph: Max Rossi/Reuters
Italian efforts to revitalise Milan fashion week have received a boost after Giorgio Armani, the country's most famous designer, said he was joining the national body that promotes the industry and co-ordinates the biannual show.
Reversing the stance he has defended for months, the 79-year-old announced he was to become a member of the national chamber of Italian fashion (CNMI) in a bid to show "commitment to the best possible recovery of [the sector's] dynamism".
Concerns have been growing in Italy in recent years that Milan fashion week, inaugurated in 1958, has lost some of its erstwhile energy and creative edge.
In a bid to reboot its credentials, the CNMI appointed a new board of directors, including the outspoken Prada chief executive, Patrizio Bertelli, earlier this year.
It also appointed Jane Reeve as its first chief executive. As a female British marketing executive, she was immediately referred to in Silvio Berlusconi's family newspaper, Il Giornale, as "the Thatcher of fashion".
Following Armani's surprise declaration, there was speculation that the new-look CNMI might succeed where it had previously failed. "It's clear that Jane brings luck," remarked one source.
Armani, who is arguably seen as the most important Italian designer, had been refusing to join the chamber, along with Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, until all the country's top brands joined him in regularly showing their collections in Milan.
The Milan loyalist had reportedly targeted labels such as Miuccia Prada's Miu Miu for showing in Paris instead of Italy's fashion capital.
But in a statement released on Wednesday, Armani said that he had been impressed by his fellow designer Ennio Capasa's decision earlier this year to bring his Costume National women's summer collection back to Milan from Paris.
That, said Armani, was "an important first step" towards fixing the industry's plight, and now he too was prepared to do his bit.
"While I am still of the opinion that it is necessary for all Italian brands to come back and show in Italy in order to give due prestige to our country, as an entrepreneur I understand that certain situations, which have developed over the years, need time to resolve themselves," he said in a statement.
"I appreciated Ennio Capasa's move – an important first step in this direction. In the hope that other Italian companies follow this example, in the meantime, it seems only right, as well as necessary, for me to send another strong signal of commitment to the best possible recovery of Italian fashion's dynamism and, at the same time, to show a sign of confidence in the actions undertaken by the other brand members of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion."
2013年11月19日星期二
Emporio Armani mens AR1424 Chronograph White Ceramic Watch
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Model number: AR1424
Part Number: AR1424
Item Shape: round
Dial window material type: Mineral
Display Type: analog
Clasp: deployment-clasp
Case material: Ceramic
Case diameter: 43 millimeters
Case Thickness: 12 millimeters
Band material: Ceramic
Band length: womens-standard
Band width: 24 millimeters
Band Color: white
Dial color: white
Bezel material: Ceramic
Bezel Function: stationary
Calendar: Date
Special Features:water-resistant
Movement: Quartz
Water resistant depth: 99 Feet
Packaging: Armani Origianl Box
Warranty : 2 Year Warranty
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