Giorgio Armani, born in 1934 and passed away in 2025, was one of the most influential Italian fashion designers, known for clean lines, impeccable tailoring and understated elegance. Born in Piacenza, he began as a window dresser at the Milan department store La Rinascente, then spent years as a designer for Nino Cerruti. In 1975, together with Sergio Galeotti, he founded his own company, which today offers menswear and womenswear, accessories, cosmetics and perfumes.

The brand's first fragrance, Armani for women, was launched in 1982, and since 1988 its perfumes have been created in partnership with L’Oréal. Among the most loved scents are Acqua di Giò (1996), one of the best-selling fresh classics for men, Armani Code (2004), Acqua di Gioia, Sì (2013) and My Way (2020). The youthful Emporio Armani line includes Stronger With You, Emporio Armani He and She.

Some of the best perfumers in the world work for the brand, including Alberto Morillas (Acqua di Giò), Antoine Lie and Antoine Maisondieu (Armani Code). Giorgio Armani fragrances combine Italian refinement with a modern character and are suitable for everyday wear as well as special occasions.