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Armani unveils latest collection at Milan fashion week
28 Feb '12
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The much-awaited Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani's show at the Milan Fashion Week kicked off with grey trouser suits, worn along with shiny flat shoes and fedora-style hats.
However, it was bermuda shorts that drew maximum attention of the audience. There were black bermudas matched with pink and orange shirts and blouses, worn under a black velvet jacket.
The collection included loose-fitting fur coats, loose knee-length satin skirts, a peach dress with black swinging beads and black woolen roll-neck jumpers.
There was also a strange dress with a transparent black skirt that revealed a pair of pink bermuda shorts underneath. On top of it was worn, an over-sized velvet coat that looked as if it is swallowing the wearer.
The display had a blend of masculine clothes and feminine prints in various shades. The collection also had a sequel of 1920s inspired evening dresses.
However, it was bermuda shorts that drew maximum attention of the audience. There were black bermudas matched with pink and orange shirts and blouses, worn under a black velvet jacket.
The collection included loose-fitting fur coats, loose knee-length satin skirts, a peach dress with black swinging beads and black woolen roll-neck jumpers.
There was also a strange dress with a transparent black skirt that revealed a pair of pink bermuda shorts underneath. On top of it was worn, an over-sized velvet coat that looked as if it is swallowing the wearer.
The display had a blend of masculine clothes and feminine prints in various shades. The collection also had a sequel of 1920s inspired evening dresses.
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