Princess Charlene shares photo in tribute to Giorgio Armani | Royal | News
Princess Charlene of Monaco paid a heartfelt praise to fashion designer Giorgio Armani after his death on September 4th. On Thursday, the Armani Group praised the “news” creator with Infinite Horces, the founding and saintly driving force “.
Following the announcement, Princess Charlene, Monako’s Prince Albert II. Prince Albert II published his own statement to the designer who created his wedding dress for his marriage. He wrote a stylish black and white photo of her husband and designer on the wedding day on Instagram: “Prince and Me, Fashion and Me, Fashion and Me, Moda and Me, Moda and Me, Moda and Me, Moda and Me, Model and Me, created a figure that learned the death of the world with great sorrow, created with a sadness.
“Among the diversity of his works, I had a wedding dress in July 2011. His work and achievements will survive and will continue to be ready in the future. HSH Princess Charlene.”
Princess’s statement was shared in French, the national language of the principality.
Armani Group, who announced the death of his founding partners, made a statement that reads the following on Thursday: “With endless sorrow, Armani Group, Creator, Founder and Tireless Driving Power: Giorgio Armani announced that the passing.”
In a statement on the brand’s Instagram page, Armani said that he was working until the last days and dedicated himself to the company, collections and many future projects. “
He also said that he was “inevitable to the end” and “ruthless curiosity and deep care to the present and to people.”
Armani company has become an empire covering beauty, smell, music, sports and even luxury hotels.
Princess Charlene’s wedding dress represented an important separation from other European royal wedding dresses with a stylish modern design and complex embroidery.
Armani built the Duchess silk satin and dirty white column dress and contained thin glittering elements flowing down in front of the dress.
Approximately 40,000 Swarovski crystals created 20,000 psoriasis tears and 30,000 gold stones, in front of the corset and in front of the skirt.
A long train that measures about 16 feet added more drama to the appearance, and contemporary elements contained a passage neck line.
Monaco and Charlene Prince Albert’s wedding took place in July 2011 at the Prince’s Monaco Palace.
