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They say that the devil is in the details, and Giorgio Armani’s latest Privé collection is certainly his most devilishly divine yet. Returning to Paris Couture Week after a season hiatus, Armani has held nothing back for this gem-encrusted, eloquently embellished and heavily beaded SS21 Haute Couture collection.
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Sleek 40s inspired twin-sets shimmer with crystal patternations for ladies who lunch on the Amalfi Coast; louche velvets fall elegantly accentuated by satin belts; and pastel tulle capes add an ethereal whimsy to evening gowns. Elsewhere in the collection, the return of the power shoulder gives a futuristic and high-fashion edge to the classic silhouettes, suavely updating Armani’s hero pieces while voluminous skirts add drama to the jaw-dropping evening gowns.
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Gem tones remain core to this collection, adding a vivid extravagance to the perennially chic Italian glamour that oozes from all things Armani. Topaz and emerald hues are prominent throughout while a selection of hot pink gowns are welcomed as a rousing refresher.
Accessories too play a leading role in this line, models carried exaggerative fringed top-handle bags brushing against the marble floor, while pastel satin minis are certain to become this season’s It-bags.
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The main wow-factor of this collection, though, lies in the intricate detailing, truly celebrating the art form of Haute Couture. Bedazzling beadwork shines throughout, satins and silks are ruched into floral shapes and necklines are adorned with crystal-embellished ruffs. It’s old school glamour meets elegant modernity and easily the go-to for European beauties at Cannes Film Festival when life returns to normality. Perhaps Italians do it better after all…
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