Giorgio Armani has always presented things in a unique way by mixing things from the past and moving them abruptly into the future while at the same time, Armani is capable of keeping their classic attributes. All this is available in Armani Prive Haute Couture collection for Fall 2011. One of such object re-introduced by Giorgio Armani is Kimono, it has been transformed into sleek with sating and velvet with cut high in bust and back. Moreover it is sleeveless and it designed tight to the body. More innovation is introduced by adding a backdrop of black lay flowers with different colors and volume varying from large hand made embroidered flowers to watercolor print on silk. In matte fabrics there are some splashes of shine which is induced by a patent snake skin blazer or just a patent leather belt, these contrast has really added shine and glow to these fall collections. The entire collection has mandarin orange with liners and flower details, fascinators and some beautiful red carpet dresses. Giorgio Armani looked pleasing after the launch of this amazing Fall 2011 couture fashion collection with 45 truly impeccable design works.
Fashion as an industrie

Fashion is important. It is essential for the economy, for society and for all of us. What we wear tells, above all else, who we are or who we would like to be.
However, the fashion industry is too often seen as frivolous, useless and ephemeral. Many do not understand its importance and significance.

Fashion is more than an individual matter

Globally, the value of the fashion industry is estimated at $3 trillion. In the UK economy, fashion is worth £26 billion. It is the second most important economic activity internationally in terms of trade intensity.