
Lily Collins Leads Armani Regiment at 'Emily in Paris' Premiere
The cast of “Emily in Paris” touched down in the City of Lights wearing their finest Armani threads for the Paris premiere of the Netflix original series’ fifth season on Monday.
Cast members and special guests from series’ star Lily Collins to Oscar-nominated actress Minnie Driver and more paid homage to the late couturier, who died at the age of 91 in September. WWD breaks down those Armani designs and more ahead.
Lily Collins

Lily Collins, who regularly collaborates with stylist Andrew Mukamal, wore a Giorgio Armani Privé black backless gown with a plunging neckline entirely embroidered in crystals. The gown, which hails from the fall 2025 haute couture collection, included an exaggerated black velvet bow at the waist and a front slit. Collins accessorized her Armani gown with pieces of jewelry by Cartier, including the Onja earrings and statement necklace.
Minnie Driver

Minnie Driver opted to go retro with her Armani look. The Oscar-nominated “Good Will Hunting” actress wore a vintage Giorgio Armani black sleeveless silk column gown fully embroidered in silver sequins from the fall 1998 collection.
Raoul Bova

Raoul Bova kept it classic, wearing a Giorgio Armani black velvet mandarin collar jacket along with black trousers and a black shirt.
Since Giorgio Armani’s passing in September, several high-profile stars have gravitated toward his designs for red carpet moments. Among them, Margot Robbie memorably wore a look from the designer’s Privé spring 2025 couture collection to the “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” premiere in London just days after Armani’s passing.
“Emily in Paris” Season Five takes the Netflix romantic comedy series to Rome, where Emily, played by Lily Collins, runs into more obstacles than she bargained for while trying to establish a new agency in the Italian capital. Season Five of “Emily in Paris” debuts on Netflix Thursday.
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