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    Giorgio Armani Sees Succession as a 'gradual Transfer' of Responsibilities

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    Posted on August 29, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Giorgio Armani plans a gradual succession, involving close collaborators and family, ensuring a smooth transition without disruption.

    Giorgio Armani sees succession as a 'gradual transfer' of responsibilities

    Armani's Vision for Succession

    MILAN (Reuters) -Giorgio Armani sees his succession as a gradual handover to his closest collaborators and family, the Italian fashion designer told the Financial Times on Friday, after poor health forced him to miss the recent Milan and Paris fashion shows.

    The Role of Leo Dell'Orco

    Before skipping Milan in June, Armani, 91, who is both creative director and CEO of the company he founded, had never missed one of his catwalk events.

    Maintaining Company Legacy

    "My plans for succession consist of a gradual transition of the responsibilities that I have always handled to those closest to me.. such as Leo Dell'Orco, the members of my family and the entire working team," he told FT's How To Spend It supplement.

    Financial Overview

    Pantaleo (Leo) Dell'Orco is head of men's design and Armani's right-hand man.

    "I would like the succession to be organic and not a moment of rupture," Armani added.

    One of the fashion world's best-known figures, Armani is sole shareholder of the company he set up with his late partner Sergio Galeotti in 1975, which generated revenue of 2.3 billion euros ($2.69 billion) in 2024.

    ($1 = 0.8542 euros)

    (Reporting by Elisa Anzolin, editing by Gavin Jones and Kirsten Donovan)

    Table of Contents

    • Armani's Vision for Succession
    • The Role of Leo Dell'Orco
    • Maintaining Company Legacy
    • Financial Overview

    Key Takeaways

    • •Giorgio Armani plans a gradual succession.
    • •Succession involves close collaborators and family.
    • •Leo Dell'Orco plays a key role in succession.
    • •Armani aims for an organic transition.
    • •Company generated €2.3 billion in 2024.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Giorgio Armani sees succession as a 'gradual transfer' of responsibilities

    1What is Giorgio Armani's approach to succession?

    Giorgio Armani plans for a gradual handover of responsibilities to his closest collaborators and family members, aiming for an organic transition.

    2Who is Leo Dell'Orco?

    Leo Dell'Orco is the head of men's design and is considered Armani's right-hand man in the company.

    3What revenue did Armani's company generate?

    The company founded by Giorgio Armani generated revenue of 2.3 billion euros, which is approximately $2.69 billion.

    4How does Armani feel about the succession process?

    Armani expressed a desire for the succession to be organic and not a moment of rupture, indicating his preference for a smooth transition.

    5What significant event did Armani miss recently?

    Before skipping Milan in June, Armani, who is 91 years old, had never missed one of his catwalk events.

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