Giorgio Armani Womenswear Fall-Winter 1979

The women’s proposal for the season focuses on a silhouette constructed with great attention to volume and structural details. The suits feature broad-shouldered jackets with a single-button closure, playing with asymmetry—often longer at the back—and a low gorge that lends a sophisticated and slightly unconventional touch. Alongside the jackets, cardigans add layering and versatility, while wide-leg trousers with pleats at the waist and straight knee-length skirts evoke a clean, timeless elegance.

The use of fine fabrics such as bird’s-eye tweed and Prince of Wales plaid brings a sense of classic elegance and tradition reinterpreted in a contemporary way. Striped silk shirts, often tied at the neck with a fabric rose, provide a feminine detail that pleasantly contrasts with the rigid structure of the jackets. Outerwear includes jackets and coats in crocodile-effect embossed leather, characterized by high, slightly gathered collars—elements that add character and a touch of boldness.