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Armani Exchange

  1. party lines
    Armani Exchange Celebrated a New Era by Creating a Club for a NightThe party featured branded popcorn and a set by DJ Martin Garrix, the face of their fall/winter line.
    By Sarah Spellings
  2. best bets
    A Coat That Cuts a Strong Look for FallPretty flattering. 
    By Layla Ilchi
  3. best bets
    A Colorblocked Coat You Can Wear AnywhereExtra points for being not-boring. 
    By Layla Ilchi
  4. imbroglios
    Report: Patrick Robinson Out at Armani Exchange [UPDATED]There are allegations about bracelets.
    By Véronique Hyland
  5. comebacks
    Gap’s Patrick Robinson Heads to Armani ExchangeHe’s baaack.
    By Charlotte Cowles
  6. slash jobs
    Rihanna ‘Pursuing’ Her Own Fashion Line“I want people to really trust me before I just say ‘Buy it, because it’s mine.’”
    By Alex Rees
  7. model tracker
    Meet the New Guy: Alex Cunha Always Has to Pose in His UnderwearThe Brazilian model is the new face of Bottega Veneta and Armani Exchange for 2012.
    By James Lim
  8. you never know
    Giorgio Armani Gave Surprise Shopping Advice at Armani Exchange in SohoHe showed up unannounced and helped people shop!
    By Charlotte Cowles
  9. fashion in 3-d
    GQ, V, and Interview’s September Issues All Feature 3-D Armani Exchange Ads3-D is the new black.
    By Mike Vilensky
  10. loose threads
    Taylor Jacobson Lands Consulting Work; Louis Vuitton’s Impressive Facebook StatusAlso, Bulgari lost $65.4 million last year.
    By Sharon Clott
  11. parent groups are ridiculous
    Same-Sex Couples in Armani Exchange Ads Anger Parent GroupThe ads are actually great.
    By Amy Odell
  12. first looks
    First Look: Solid Spring Previews From Steven Alan, Armani Exchange, American Eagle (!)Check out the loose plaid smocks, fun prints, and refreshing outerwear in next season’s offerings.
    By Doria Santlofer
  13. mantasies
    Armani Billboards Rejected Because of a Man’s ButtSex sells, people. We’ve got the picture. Only you’ll never see it in the meatpacking district.
    By Sharon Clott