iArmani/SilosTortona / Porta Genova
About 150 haute couture creations from two decades of Giorgio Armani Privé, including red-carpet gowns, filling all four floors of the museum. Extended to 20 December 2026.
The rooms are scented before you reach the first dress: Bois d'Encens, the Armani Privé fragrance, is diffused throughout the building, over an original soundtrack by L'Antidote.
About 150 couture pieces fill all of Armani/Silos, the first time the Paris-shown Privé collections have been displayed in Milan. Armani curated it himself and, according to 10 Magazine, arranged the garments by mood and materiality rather than by year. Expect pearl-lit organza, lacquered silks, sequins, rare stones and hand embroidery, plus red-carpet pieces such as Anne Hathaway's 2009 Oscar gown. Armani's own line on the work: "only here am I free to do so without limits." The incense also follows you out, which beats the Porta Genova platform at 6pm.
Tickets are €12 and booking is recommended, since same-day tickets are only sold at the ticket office. Thursday and Saturday the museum stays open until 21:00. Entry is free on the first Sunday of the month. The run now ends 20 December 2026.
The building is scented with Bois d'Encens before you reach the first dress. About 150 Privé couture pieces, arranged by Armani himself by mood and material rather than year, include Anne Hathaway's 2009 Oscar gown.
Anne Hathaway's 2009 Oscar gown
A red-carpet piece shown among the couture, close enough to inspect the construction.
The embroidery
Sequined fabrics with rare stones and hand-crafted embroidery, lit by soft, diffused light.
The scent and soundtrack
Bois d'Encens is diffused through the building, with an original score by L'Antidote.
Children under 6 enter free; reduced tickets are €8.40 or €6 for students and over-65s.