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Suit

Design House Giorgio Armani Italian
Designer Giorgio Armani Italian

1979–80

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Suit, Giorgio Armani (Italian, founded 1974), linen, Italian — Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be enlarged, viewed at full screen, or downloaded.

Suit, Giorgio Armani (Italian, founded 1974), linen, Italian

Suit, Giorgio Armani (Italian, founded 1974), linen, Italian

Suit, Giorgio Armani (Italian, founded 1974), linen, Italian

Suit, Giorgio Armani (Italian, founded 1974), linen, Italian

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Title: Suit

Design House: Giorgio Armani (Italian, founded 1974)

Designer: Giorgio Armani (Italian, born 1934)

Date: 1979–80

Culture: Italian

Medium: linen

Credit Line: Gift of Carol R. Reiss, 1994

Accession Number: 1994.472.4a, b

Essay

Made in Italy: Italian Fashion from 1950 to Now

Chronology

Italian Peninsula, 1900 A.D.-present

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