Armani/Ginza Tower concept store located at 5-5-4, Chuo-ku, Tokyo will officially open to public on Wednesday, Nov 7, 2007.
Since Giorgio Armani brought his label to Japan in 1987, there has been an ever-growing base of clients making this one of his most important markets in the world. Currently, Giorgio Armani Japan has a network of 12 Giorgio Armani boutiques, 2 Armani Collezioni stores, 14 Emporio Armani, 2 Armani Jeans and 2 A/X Armani Exchange stores and selected department and multi-brand stores.
The Armani/Ginza Tower is destined to become one of the most prominent architectural landmarks in Ginza, reaching the area’s maximum allowed height of 56 meteres. The tower is developed in collaboration between Giorgio Armani himself and leading Italian architect Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas. The Tower will showcase the world of Giorgio Armani with a Giorgio Armani Boutique, an Emporio Armani store, an Armani/Casa store, a restaurant, a bar and for the first time, anywhere in the world, an Armani Spa. This is definitely going to be world class standard.
That’s not all. A unique Armani/Ginza Tower collection has also been created including limited edition clothing, Emporio Armani apparel and accessories inspired by the building’s gold and black color theme featuring a special Armani / Ginza Tower label, which will only be available at that location.
“Over the last five years Ginza has become one of the world’s unique fashion retail destinations, quickly joining the likes of New York’s Fifth Avenue, London’s Bond Street, Milan’s Via Montenapoleone and Paris’s Avenue Montaigne as a fashion and luxury shopping destination. It is literally an intersection that is now attracting a diverse and international cross-section of fashion consumers who are attracted by the energy and excitement that has been created there,” observes Giorgio Armani.
“I have chosen Ginza for this flagship store because it is one of the most progressive and stylish retail destinations in the world today. I am particularly pleased to be adding a new piece of exciting architecture to this dynamic and cosmopolitan area of Tokyo”.
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