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How Giorgio Armani mastered the art of outfitting Hollywood stars to sell clothes to the masses

  • Written by: Elizabeth Castaldo Lundén, Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress, University of Southern California
imageOver the course of his career, Giorgio Armani outfitted characters in more than 200 films.Franco Origlia/Getty Images

The death of Giorgio Armani marks the passing of one of Italy’s most influential fashion designers.

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