Donatella Versace and Julia Roberts lead tributes to fashion icon Giorgio Armani
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Donatella Versace and Julia Roberts lead tributes to fashion icon Giorgio Armani
"Tributes have been paid to the fashion icon Giorgio Armani who has died aged 91. It was announced on Thursday (4 September) that the fashion designer had passed away, leaving behind a strong legacy. Launching his brand in 1975, Giorgio Armani became synonymous with a timeless sense of style as well as a fluid approach to tailoring. Among those to wear his creations and designs are Julia Roberts, Lady Gaga, Richard Gere, and many more."
"In a statement announcing Armani's death his company described its creator as a "tireless engine." Among the first to pay tribute was Donatella Versace, Versace's chief brand ambassador and sometimes rival of Armani. Posting on Instagram on Thursday she wrote, "The world lost a giant today. He made history and will be remembered forever." Julia Roberts, who famously wore one of Armani's menswear suits to the 1990s Golden Globes, posted on Instagram a photo of the two of them and wrote, "A true friend. A Legend.""
Giorgio Armani died aged 91, leaving a lasting legacy in global fashion. He launched his brand in 1975 and became synonymous with timeless style and a fluid approach to tailoring. His designs were worn by high-profile celebrities including Julia Roberts, Lady Gaga, Richard Gere and many others. The company described him as a "tireless engine." Prominent figures paid tribute, including Donatella Versace, Julia Roberts, Russell Crowe, Diane Kruger, Cate Blanchett and Cindy Crawford. Crowe recalled buying a suit at the 1997 Cannes premiere of LA Confidential and described a continuing love for Armani suits.
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