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MFW AW22: Emporio Armani


TITLED The Rhythm Of Colour, Emporio Armani has presented a collection full of vibrant and refreshing pops of colours for their FW 22/23 fashion show. Both, the menswear and the womenswear looks feature mainly grey and black clothes with striking patterns and hints of bright hues.

However, the colourful elements do not take away from the brand’s core message, which is glamour.

The vibrant details in between the layers of grey and black fabric create a fascinating contrast. In the monochrome black and grey looks different patterns and textures give the clothes depth and guide the eye to discover every last stitch of the outfit.

Emporio Armani menswear and womenswear FW 22/23 fashion show

Emporio Armani menswear and womenswear FW 22/23 fashion show

The glamour of the collection can also be found in the silhouettes, the feminine of which plays with cut-outs, peak shoulders, curved trousers, and high buttons.

It gives a feeling of soft strength to the outfits. The menswear shapes and designers are characterised through strong shoulders and baggy trousers meeting somewhere between casual and business.

 

Emporio Armani menswear and womenswear FW 22/23 fashion show

Emporio Armani menswear and womenswear FW 22/23 fashion show

From monochrome looks to vibrant colours, from casual baggy trousers to uniform-inspired jackets, Emporio Armani’s FW 22/23 offers pieces for various occasion but remains focused on leaving their costumer with their signature glamour-chic.

by Julie Heinisch

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