Giorgio Armani’s passing feels like the final act of a fashion legend. The man didn’t just dress Hollywood, he set the standard. Armani, whether it was Giorgio Armani, Armani Privé or the A|X label that sat in every mall across America, had one clear philosophy: style doesn’t need to shout to be iconic. That’s why the Black community claimed him. From a razor-cut tux to that A|X logo tee, Armani became our shorthand for cool.

Cynthia Erivo proved that on the Critics’ Choice carpet in a black Armani Privé gown that caught the light like she was dipped in metal. Jessica Williams took Venice by storm in a slouchy double-breasted suit and loosened tie that flipped menswear into her own playbook. And Keith Powers, smooth in a white tux jacket and black trousers, looked like Armani menswear was

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