Giorgio Armani Womenswear Spring-Summer 1979

The collection is developed around a balance between softness and structure, with soft blazers with squared shoulders and slim lapels, which modulate the silhouette without rigidity. Shirts feature slim collars and patch pockets, while V-neck cotton blouses provide freshness and lightness.

Long, short trousers are paired with wrap skirts with dropped ruffles, made of silk and cotton, and linen apron skirts that give a handcrafted touch. Draped dresses, with lengths just below the knee, emphasise fluidity and movement, while silk trench coats are a light and sophisticated outerwear.

The choice of fabrics includes herringbone tweed, crepe de chine, fine silks and black chiffon, combined to achieve contrasting textures and a high level of tailoring. Accessories, including colourful scarves and high-heeled shoes, complete the look with a touch of vibrancy and femininity.