Saturday, September 26th, at 1.15 pm Milan local time, Armani will live stream his Spring/Summer 2010 Emporio Armani Womenswear show here.

There are actually thirteen according to Harper’s Bazaar:

The Europeans take to the streets for Fashion Night Out. We’ve got all the coverage from the nights best events.

Derek Blasberg reports: “Word on the casting couch is that [Fox] is taking over the [Armani] fragrance campaign for Beyonce, AND the fashion campaign also. This, after a Fox bidding war with none other than Versace.”

The Armani Prive collection for Fall/Winter ‘09 has been released! All models were accessorized from head to toe with 20s inspired head pieces and unique jewelry. The head pieces seem to be created with chains as well as beads of a few different colors.

GALLERY: Armani Prive, Fall/Winter ‘09

LINKAGE: Outsa Pop

Oh, you know, just hanging out on a pile of rope in our underwear, NBD.

David Beckham unveiled the his latest Armani ads at Selfridges department store in London. “I don’t mind taking pictures in my underwear. It’s when the pictures are unveiled, like today, that it’s a bit embarrassing,” he stated!

Can we now consider nipple tassels part of the fashion world?

Vogue UK wants you to think so, in their June “Show and Tell” spread.

Guinevere van Seenus posed for Paolo Roversi in this burlesque-inspired spread, full of American Apparel, Agent Provocateur, Armani, and lots of sequins.

GALLERY: Show and Tell, Vogue UK, June 2009.

New shots from Beckham’s Armani campaign surfaced. In them the madre of tres bends backwards for the fashion label in skimpy underoos and shoes. You need to appreciate the lighting in this photo, it makes the style icon appear unearthly.

LINKAGE: Victoria Beckham bends over backwards

Leighton Meester has a hidden little editorial in the March 2009 issue of InStyle (Sandra Bullock cover).

She looks a little sleepy, but I like the styling – it’s springy but subdued, and full of Armani, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Fendi, Cavalli, and others.

GALLERY: Leighton Meester for InStyle, March 2009.

A decidedly un-goosebumpy Victoria Beckham hit up the Armani store opening on 5th Avenue Tuesday.

She kept it brief in an asymmetrical glittery dress and matching pumps.  Somehow she can pull off wearing just a yard of fabric without looking skanky.  Cheers!

Image from Faded Youth Blog.

This amazing Italian came to when Koeun Park, former designer for the Giorgio Armani Black Collection and Donna Karan, decided he had enough with bandwagon fashion. His latest Spring 2009 collection is definitely anything but bandwagon. Choosing to go with straight up fashion pieces rather then a trend saturated collection, Park has made shown how he can mix his past work with Armani and Karan to create a wearable, desirable line.

Thanks to Selectism for the snapshots.

Yes this sounds bad, but at least it’s for a good cause. Following it’s launch in December of the Emporio Armani (Product) Red bracelet, which bore Roberts’ tree of life design, on Thursday the Emporio Armani online store introduced matching men’s and women’s T-shirts featuring Roberts’ design in three colors: red, black and gray.

“Julia has helped to create beautiful and unique designs for both women and men, which will be a visible reminder of the part that we can all play in fighting AIDS in Africa,” Armani said. This latest (Product) Red offering from Emporio Armani, set to hit stores in September, costs $125 for both men’s and women’s models, with 40 percent of the gross profit margin going to The Global Fund, which finances AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria programs in Africa. In a further gesture of solidarity, the actress requested the Ts be made exclusively in Africa.

Thanks WWD

Here’s model Du Juan shot by duo Mert and Marcus for the new Giorgio Armani Fall Ads. Me Likey!

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The new Harper’s Bazaar features some of the most renowned designers playing out their deepest fantasies, channeling their inner idols, the fun spread is a must-have.  Elbaz of Lanvin is working the Hollywood producer. Michael Kors, Karl Lagerfeld, Donna Karan, Donatella Versace, Alessandra Facchinetti, Giorgio Armani, Alber Elbaz, Rodarte’s Laura and Kate Mulleavy and Roberto Cavalli were all asked to get into character as something other than a designer.

The men took to the silver screen for inspiration, while others channeled forces of nature, animals and royalty. Armani played the role of Fred Astaire, Kors took on James Stewart’s L.B. Jeffries character from Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, Elbaz reinvented himself as a Hollywood producer with James Bond flair and Cavalli went Gone with the Wind as Rhett Butler; he was shot embracing Coca Rocha as Scarlett O’Hara.

Thanks Fashion Week Daily

• Today in counterfeiting: Canada has awarded Louis Vuitton Malletier $933,989 — the largest such payout in the country’s history — after a four-year legal battle with a group of Vancouver shop owners who sold fake luxury goods. [WWD]

• The iconic September 1994 cover of Harper’s Bazaar — a striking shot of a cat-eyed Nadja Auermann photographed by Patrick Demarchelier — has been “reimagined” for the September W, with Kate Hudson shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot. [Fashionologie]

• Phillips de Pury & Co. will hold an auction titled Hip Hop’s Crown Jewels this October, in which 50 iconic pieces of pure bling — worn by the likes of Diddy, Kanye, and the Notorious B.I.G. — will be up for grabs. [Fashion Week Daily]

Solange Knowles is done taking the back seat to Beyonce. Little sis is set to be the “ambassador” for Armani jeans. Translation? Solange will be showing off her modeling skills in the new ad campaign for the famous company. Giorgio’s advocating for Solange all the way to the photo shoot.

“Armani Jeans expresses my vision of a young, independent, casual lifestyle with a strong and cool, fashion sensibility. Solange epitomises this style perfectly and brings to it that swing so evident in her new single, I Decided”

Though she’s following in Beyonce’s footsteps, (Even to Armani), I’m sure she’ll be able to create her own spotlight. Come on Solange, you can do it!

Here is a photo of 1980’s super-model Gia Carangi modeling for Armani. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because she was the model famously portrayed by Angelina Jolie in the tv-movie Gia. Here she is doing classic cheesy catalogue poses:

As you can see by these photos fashion may have changed but Armani hasn’t.