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Giorgio Armani, the Milanese designer who tore the stuffing out of suits and defined power dressing during the 1980s, died yesterday in Milan at the age of 91. As one of the last Italian modernists, he distilled men’s style into essential elements—silhouette, drape, and proportion—to create what he described as “soulful, sophisticated simplicity.”
Armani was known for his slouchy, generously cut clothes rendered in colors that suggested spareness and luxury, such as black, stone,…
