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Today the industry says farewell to Giorgio Armani, a visionary whose refined aesthetic reshaped modern fashion. His work transcended luxury, becoming a language of sophistication, power, and presence. For Black celebrities, Armani’s creations offered more than garments; they became moments of cultural significance, spotlighting artistry, excellence, and representation on some of the world’s biggest stages. In this roundup, we celebrate the unforgettable occasions where Armani’s vision met Black star power, creating timeless statements of elegance:
Beyoncé – 2007

Zendaya – 2024

Kerry Washington – 2023

Tyra Banks & Naomi Campbell – 1992


Jessica Williams – 2025

Grace Jones – 1981

Rihanna – 2017

Lupita Nyong’o – 2024

Viola Davis – 2007

Naomi Campbell – 2024

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