MULTICULTURAL MADE IN ITALY PAYS TRIBUTE TO ARMANI Ten WAMI talents displayed a Tribute gown dedicated to the first Italian brand to support Stella Jean's foray into fashion. During Milan Fashion Week in 2013, it was Giorgio Armani who offered his theater space to Stella Jean for her inaugural show as part of his initiative devoted to encouraging emerging talents. She is now one of WAMI's founders. This fact provides special meaning to the project's debut with the designer. Throughout his career and to this day, Giorgio Armani continues to promote all aspects of inclusion and multiculturalism based on his firm belief that diversity means richness. Circularity has always been a key part of the brand’s DNA and the designer is keen on giving back. His decision to offer an internship to one of the designers of the WAMI collective show attests to his long-standing commitment to supporting young talent. Special thanks to our angels ambassadors @tamumcpherson @johannamaggy @sambu.buffa @winta_beyene @_caromyriam @naomidimeo @demioyenekan @diorannandiaye MUA: @maccosmetics @maccosmeticsitalia @michele__magnani We’d like to thank everyone who worked alongside the Fabulous WAMI styling team: @sorelletoledo, day and night to make this possible. @midnight00_ @acupuncture1993 @superduperhats @ellipsiskimono @orobluofficial @vodoojewels @gracchiaf @ collegemoccassin @osereeswimwear @potafiori @mam @90x100_ferro @alessandrovigilante @ell__milano