'He doesn't follow trends': How celebrities described Armani over the years

The Italian fashion designer and billionaire brand owner Giorgio Armani has died at the age of 91.

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Back in 2007, Beyoncé described how she felt "fabulous" at 16 wearing her first Armani. "It's a girl's dream ," she said at the time.

Model Naomi Campbell had praised the designer's take on fashion. "He does what he wants, he doesn't follow trends," she told the press in 2007.

Giorgio Armani passed away aged 91. He was the archetype of Italian style and elegance, reimagining men's and women's suits for a modern audience.

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