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The late Italian designer pushed deconstructed suiting forward, writes menswear expert Derek Guy, fashioning silhouettes so exaggerated they appeared to be melting off the wearer.

The Italian designer Giorgio Armani found a thriving young Millennial and Gen Z fan base in recent years.

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The late Mr. Armani made men into objects of desire, and suits into something they had never been before: sexy. The fashion world was never the same.

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