Giorgio Armani’s menswear collection previewing on the final day of Milan Fashion Week was all about catching the light, which the 90-year-old designer achieved with shimmering textiles and a smattering of crystals.

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Giorgio Armani kept his youth game sharp with an Emporio Armani menswear collection presented during Milan Fashion Week that was all about texture and glistening surfaces.

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Italian designer Giorgio Armani greets the audience at the end of his collection show at Milan's Fashion Week

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