Giorgio Armani's heritage collection is faithfully revived. The second chapter of Armani / Arcivio begins.

The "ARMANI/Archivio" project was launched in 2025 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Giorgio Armani's founding.

It is an interactive platform that systematically archives and manages Giorgio Armani's collections and connects the past with the future while inheriting the brand's heritage.

At the time of the inaugurationNews hereWe introduced it in the "Design Week in Milan," and now, in conjunction with the Milan Design Week, we are pleased to announce the start of the second chapter.

This time, 13 men's and women's looks from 1979 to 1994 have been faithfully reproduced and will be sold as part of the "RE EDITION" collection. All have timeless value and embody the brand's consistent style transition.

For more information on each look, seeSpecial site hereThis column presents campaign visuals from 1987, 1990, and 1994, as well as looks that were reproduced using those looks as prototypes.

SPRING/SUMMER 1987

Photo_Aldo Fallai

Photo_Eli Russell Linnetz (same for all "RE EDITION" below)

SPRING/SUMMER 1990

Photo_Aldo Fallai

SPRING/SUMMER 1994

Photo_Peter Lindbergh

The "RE EDITION" ad campaign was shot by Creative Director Eli Russell Linnetz. The images are timeless and reminiscent of the brand's early campaigns.

It is often said that fashions spiral. The classic and contemporary Giorgio Armani may never get old.

In Japan, the product will be available at the Giorgio Armani Ginza and Omotesando stores from May 8 (Fri.).