The portrait of Giorgia Meloni according to Armani: “A beautiful face and two “elements” like that, but in Europe she disappears among male leaders”

Giorgia Meloni “has two important elements in her body that are quite robust, she doesn’t have them but it’s as if she has them.” Designer Giorgio Armani spoke at the end of his Milan Fashion Week show, responding to a question from an English journalist who asked him what he thought of the “far-right government” led by the current Prime Minister. “I don't know the politics and strategies she implements very well, but sometimes it annoys me to see her so small and petite in Europe among so many statuesque and elegant gentlemen, her there with her little jacket. But she has a beautiful face,” he said. Called to present the theme of “winter flowers” ​​introduced in his new collection, Armani revealed a series of considerations ranging from fashion to politics.

“Tired of seeing women in underwear in town”

On the eve of the last day of fashion week, Armani would like to point out that he is not really a big fan of this type of event, believing that the concentration and accelerated pace are not enough. As for his works, Armani says: “When I create my fashion, I always think about women I can meet anywhere and not in the middle of intellectual and sexual excitement. I think of women who are consistent with their faces. We continue to accept everyone, but I'm not there yet. I'm tired of seeing a crazy woman walking around in her underwear on Via Montenapoleone in Milan. Women transformed – specifies the creator – into objects of desire and if there are 50 percent of men who love them like this, there are 50 who say no. “And to conclude: “I too hate the term fashion, I would like it to be abolished.

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