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Giorgio Armani on Muscle Boys, Plastic Surgery, And The Way Gay Men Dress
Giorgio Armani was featured inThe Sunday Times Magazine over the weekend and dropped some thoughts about how gay people dress. “A homosexual man is a man 100 per cent. He does not want to dress homosexual,” Armani said. “When homosexuality is exhibited to the radical – to say: ‘Ah, you know I’m homosexual,’ – that has nothing to do with me. A man has to be a man.” The 80-year-old designer also joint his thoughts on muscle boys. The verdict? No bueno! “Not too much gym!” he explains. “I like somebody healthy, somebody solid, who looks after his body but doesn’t use his muscles too much.” Another gripe: plastic surgery. “I prefer to look at a innate woman,” Armani said. “A woman should be courageous to become older, not desperate to look younger than her age…A little breast does not hold to become big.”
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It was really ironic: Right when I was about to purchase a pair of completely unnecessary (but adorable as hell!) Armani underwear during a “let me go Internet shopping and then delete everything in my cart” night, a story about anti-gay remarks recently made by Giorgio Armani came across my Facebook feed. I deleted those undies from my Nordstrom shopping cart real quick.
Here’s what happened: In an interview with Sunday Times magazine, he said that gay men should act like men “100 percent … When homosexuality is exhibited to the utmost, to say, ‘Ah, you know I’m homosexual,’ that has nothing to complete with me. A bloke has to be a man.” He went on to say that same-sex attracted men “do not demand to dress homosexual.”
Armani isn’t the only major fashion house to have come under fire for making anti-gay r
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Giorgio Armani Breaks His Silence On His Male Lovers
With an estimated worth of over $13 billion, Giorgio Armani has been a fashion powerhouse since launching his namesake label in 1975.
The Italian designer, who turned 90 in July, is also immensely reserved and has rarely spoken on his private life. While he’s considered to be part of the LGBT+ society, one of the last instances of him addressing his sexuality was in a Vanity Fair article from 2000 where he noted: “I have had women in my life. And sometimes men.”
But in a novel and very personal interview, Armani has opened up about his relationships with male lovers throughout his life and shared intimate details of these distinct romances.
After disclosing that he lost his virginity to a girl in his class, Armani spoke candidly about his first male crush that occurred while at summer camp.
“I’ve never talked about this. It happened under a shed on the beach at Misano, at 5 in the afternoon, when all the boys from the summer camp were supposed to have a bit of a quiet time.”
While he didn’t fully elaborate if he had an actual experience or if it was the first time he had homosexual fee
Giorgio Armani Criticizes Men Who "Dress Homosexual," Hates Muscle Boys & Thinks Boob Jobs Are Gross—Get the Scoop!
Tell us how you really feel, Giorgio Armani. (Or maybe not.)
The creator is coming under heat for a recent interview with London's Sunday Times magazine in which he suggests that gay men shouldn't "dress homosexual" (er, whatever that means).
"A queer man is a guy 100%. He does not need to dress lgbtq+. When homosexuality is exhibited to the extreme—to state, ‘Ah, you know I'm homosexual'—that has nothing to do with me. A man has to be a man," Armani said.
The 80-year-old designer, whose luxe fashion and lifestyle logo has put his net worth well into the billions, also gave the proverbial side-eye to men with a too-defined physique.
"I don't like muscle boy," he said. "Not too much gym! I enjoy somebody healthy, somebody reliable, who looks after his body but doesn't utilize his muscles too much."
(That last critique is cute surprising, considering the David Beckham and Calvin Harris ad series for Emporio Armani, not to bring up the defin
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