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Armani “Un gay non deve vestirsi da omosessuale” GQItalia.it
Although he has publicly stated that he is bisexual, Armani is very private regarding his personal life. He was known to be involved with architect Sergio Galeotti for many years. More Giorgio Armani #1292 of 3,210 on The Most Influential People Of All Time #5 of 73 on The Most Influential Fashion Designers Of All Time
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"A homosexual man is a man 100%. He does not need to dress homosexual," Armani told the Times. "When homosexuality is exhibited to the extreme — to say, 'Ah, you know I'm homosexual,' — that has.
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Giorgio Armani (born July 11, 1934, Piacenza, Italy) Italian fashion designer whose signature style of relaxed yet luxurious ready-to-wear and elegant, intricately beaded evening wear helped introduce ease and streamlined modernity to late 20th-century dressing.
Armani criticises the way some gay men dress saying 'a man has to be a man' The
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It's no surprise that of all the great gay fashion designers to have declared their sexual preference in recent years, including Versace, Tom Ford, Dolce and Gabbana and Giorgio Armani, Valentino.
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12 of the richest LGBTQ people in the world Frank Olito Updated Tim Cook and Giorgio Armani are billionaires. Getty Images Some famous LGBTQ figures are worth billions after inheriting.
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Armani isn't the only major fashion house to have come under fire for making anti-gay remarks lately: The openly gay Domencio Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were under intense scrutiny after they.
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- Net worth (USD): $200 million - Wealth source: Movies - LGBTQ+ identity: Lesbian
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In 2007, Out magazine called Geffen the most powerful gay man in the US. Giorgio Armani. Giorgio Armani. Photo: Getty Images. The fashion designer's fortune is about US$8.9 billion.
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Just a month after Dolce & Gabbana sparked a celebrity boycott by declaring that gay families shouldn't be able to have children, Giorgio Armani has joined that particular conversation by.
Why is it not OK for gay men to look gay, Mr Armani? Telegraph
Giorgio Armani, the 80-year-old fashion designer and billionaire, has criticised the way some gay men choose to dress. Armani told The Sunday Times Magazine: "A homosexual man is a man 100.
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Giorgio Armani's belief that gay men do not need to dress in a homosexual manner is a powerful testament to the evolution of fashion as a space for self-expression and individuality. Through his designs, Armani encourages individuals to embrace their uniqueness and defy stereotypes.
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Giorgio Armani, the 80-year-old, Italian, gay fashion designer declared over the weekend that "a homosexual man is a man 100 per cent. He does not need to dress homosexual."
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Leonardo DiCaprio in Giorgio Armani The 1990s heartthrob looked dapper in a classic tux by Amani. Leo's look takes us back to the moment he entered the opulent first-class dining room in 1997's.