Milan Fashion Week opens today, a feast of Italian style set to be dominated by the late Giorgio Armani’s final collections and new faces at Gucci and Versace. But the event will be overshadowed by the death this month of Armani, the legendary 91-year-old head of a multi-billion-euro empire who helped put Milan on the fashion map. Sunday’s Giorgio Armani show was already going to be a grand affair, the culmination of celebrations marking 50 years of the label beloved by the Hollywood A-list. “We celebrate Milan Fashion Week in memory of one of its founders: Giorgio Armani,” the head of Italy’s chamber of fashion, Carlo Capasa, said earlier this month. “It’s a laid-back ease and studied nonchalance,” Demna said in an interview published on Monday with fashion outlet WWD.