Individuality fuels Giorgio Armani’s Autumn-Winter 25/26 Collection, and the elegant parade of ensembles charged with jewel-like tones showcases a selection independent of sartorial norms.  

Silhouettes mature into enveloping overcoats with sloping shoulders and sweeping capes. Leather bomber jackets intimate bad-boy temptation, while utility-style pants root the collection in informal wear. The perennial blazer is softened with elongated shawl lapels, sporty zipped gilets layered underneath. 

Trousers are loose, loose, loose. And shirts are always tucked. Thick black belts serve as rugged contradictions, securing satin blouses with matching red scarves. Afterall, the collection is a truly clever mix of varying textures ー fine wools, silk, cashmere, tactile fabrics rendered three-dimensional, and tweed-like effects. 

And while the fashion house opted for a winter palette of varying shades of grey, vibrant hues of  ruby red, emerald green, and jadeite blue, punctuate each look. 

Accessories took no back seat. Color-coded hats complement their overcoat equivalents, and shoes exude a tenacity only lug sole boots and polished dress shoes can. In a gentle challenge to convention, reiterating the house’s defiance of stylistic constraints, unconstructed bags reaffirm the image of an Armani man’s individualism, one he is never afraid to embrace.