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Giorgio Armani, the iconic Italian fashion designer, died at his Milan home at age 91. Known for his timeless elegance and global influence, Armani built a $10 billion empire over five decades. Tributes from celebrities and industry leaders highlight his legacy in fashion and culture. His final Milan Fashion Week appearance was in June 2025.
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Following Giorgio Armani's death on September 4, 2025, his will directs heirs to sell an initial 15% stake in the fashion empire within 18 months, followed by an additional 30% to 54.9% within five years. Priority buyers include LVMH, L'Oréal, and EssilorLuxottica, or alternatively an IPO. The Armani Foundation and longtime partner Pantaleo Dell’Orco hold majority voting control, ensuring legacy preservation.
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Multiple sources report ongoing violence and humanitarian crises in Gaza and Sudan, with thousands killed and widespread displacement. Cultural figures worldwide are raising awareness through concerts, films, and open letters, demanding recognition of genocide and urging action from governments. The stories highlight the role of media, activism, and artistic expression in shaping public response.
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Following Giorgio Armani's death on September 4, a tribute event at Milan's Pinacoteca di Brera celebrated his life and work. The event featured a fashion show of his final collection, a museum exhibition of over 120 looks, and tributes from celebrities and industry figures. His will plans for a sale of his stake to major luxury firms remain uncertain.