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Giorgio Armani

Designs and retails luxury fashion goods

Client Advisor

Full-Time
No salary listed
Entry
London, UK
In Person
RetailRetail Sales

About the job

Requirements
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
  • Previous sales or customer service experience is preferred.
  • Strong product knowledge and ability to learn about new products quickly.
  • Numerical ability to handle cash transactions accurately.
Responsibilities
  • Be aware of personal targets, including key performance indicators, and support the management team in consistently achieving department and store targets using company tools such as staff training, product knowledge, and a daily floor planner.
  • Understand and put into practice training given via the company logbook, and maximize sales by greeting clients and introducing additional and alternative sales.
  • Create and maintain an environment in the store conducive to generating sales and maintaining high energy levels.
  • Cultivate and maintain client relationships to drive and deliver sales and increase client retention.
  • Actively participate in training sessions and undertake any training proposed by the company, internal or external.
  • Acquire visual merchandising and display knowledge and assist in display activities when required to maintain high store standards.
Desired Qualifications
  • Enthusiastic and personable.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Positive attitude, self-motivated, and goal-oriented.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

About the company

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Giorgio Armani

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Giorgio Armani is a global luxury fashion group that designs, manufactures, distributes, and retails a wide range of fashion and lifestyle products. Its offerings include apparel, accessories, eyewear, watches, jewelry, home interiors, fragrances, and cosmetics sold under Giorgio Armani, Emporio Armani, and A|X Armani Exchange. The company operates by designing products, producing them in its own or contracted facilities, and selling them through thousands of boutiques around the world, along with other store channels. What sets Armani apart is its large vertical footprint and multinational presence, with thousands of employees, multiple production plants, and a global network of more than 2,700 brand stores across 60 countries. The goal is to maintain leadership in the luxury fashion market by delivering a comprehensive line of high-end goods through an integrated design-to-retail model.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Milan, Italy

Founded

1975

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What believers are saying

  • I Will launches August 2026, Armani's first masculine fragrance pillar in over 20 years.
  • Jonathan Bailey and Kendall Jenner broaden Armani's celebrity reach across men's and women's fragrance.
  • Direct retail rose 2% in 2025, confirming stronger owned-channel resilience than wholesale.

What critics are saying

  • Wholesale fell 7% in 2025, exposing Armani's dependence on fragile intermediaries.
  • Armani faces a 3.5 million-euro Italian antitrust fine and ongoing legal challenge.
  • Founder's succession plan forces a 15% sale by late 2026, risking control fights.

What makes Giorgio Armani unique

  • Armani Beauty pairs fashion authority with L'Oréal distribution and BAFTA visibility in 2026.
  • Armani/Casa monetizes branded residences, from Sydney's One Circular Quay to Marbella's Golden Mile.
  • Armani still commands premium pricing, with 2025 full-price boutiques and Privé posting double-digit growth.

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Benefits

  • Employee Discounts
  • Performance Bonus
  • Training Programs
  • Mental Health Support

Company News

Designscene
Oct 13th, 2026
Armani Exchange and FOMO take over Belgrade's Hangar.

Armani Exchange and FOMO take over Belgrade's Hangar. DSCENE joins the crowd at Belgrade's Hangar for a night of electronic music, fashion and the launch of the A|X Fall Winter 2026 collection. Armani Exchange entered Belgrade's electronic music circuit on October 10, teaming up with FOMO for a takeover of Hangar at Luka Beograd. More than 1,000 guests gathered inside the industrial venue for an evening that placed the Italian fashion label within one of the city's most recognizable nightlife settings. DSCENE was there, joining a crowd of musicians, models, stylists and creatives for the first event in a collaboration that continues into November. The partnership brought Armani Exchange into a setting with its own established identity. Hangar's industrial proportions, the electronic music lineup and the audience gave the evening a character rooted in Belgrade's nightlife. Fashion entered the picture through a series of large-scale installations, with A|X graphics appearing throughout the venue. The music took priority once the crowd arrived. Mita Gami headed the lineup, joined by Tom Zeta and local DJs Menee and Byedov. Their sets carried the event into the early morning, giving the launch the rhythm of a club night. The format offered Armani Exchange an opportunity to engage with the audience through an experience familiar to the city's electronic music community. Discover more Browse Trends The transformation of Hangar extended from the entrance to the VIP area. Floor graphics, suspended banners and illuminated lightboxes introduced Armani Exchange branding into the industrial interior. Signature cocktails and smaller visual details appeared throughout the space, while a large illuminated installation became the evening's main visual landmark. "NYC.MILAN.BELGRADE.EVERYWHERE" stretched across the installation, connecting the label's international identity with its latest destination. The slogan made Belgrade part of the same visual conversation as New York and Milan, two cities that have long informed Armani Exchange's approach to urban fashion. Among the guests were singer Filarri, model Antonina Lončarević and stylist Vesna Stanković, alongside Mila Stajkovac, Sasha Dimello and Filip Ćiković. DSCENE joined representatives from Journal, ELLE and other fashion and lifestyle publications, with the guest list bringing together different parts of Belgrade's creative community. Away from the dance floor, guests stopped at a branded photo booth to take instant Polaroid photographs. The analogue format offered a physical record of the evening, while a separate loyalty activation introduced visitors to the Armani Exchange membership program through exclusive gifts. The event also marked the arrival of the A|X Armani Exchange Fall Winter 2026 collection within the collaboration. The collection focuses on contemporary urban dressing, with versatile pieces designed around the routines and changing settings of city life. Armani Exchange used the evening to connect that wardrobe with the music and social culture surrounding it. The collection is available through Fashion&Friends stores across Serbia, the Armani Exchange monobrand boutique at Galerija Belgrade, the Fashion&Friends website and its mobile application. For Armani Exchange, the partnership with FOMO creates an ongoing presence within Belgrade's electronic music scene. The October 10 event established the format through a substantial crowd, a dedicated DJ program and an extensive visual takeover of Hangar. Two further events are scheduled for November 20 and 21, extending the collaboration beyond its opening night. The first gathering made one thing clear: Armani Exchange had found an audience ready to stay long after the fashion crowd's usual departure time. The COO and Features Director of DSCENE Publishing, Katarina Doric oversees editorial direction across all DSCENE platforms. With a background in architecture, her work connects fashion, art, and design through a critical lens. She is the author of the Doric Order column, where she examines the politics of aesthetics, womanhood, and culture, and leads DSCENE's international cultural projects.

Twisted Male Magazine
Oct 12th, 2026
Emporio Armani introduces the new Sea Explorer titanium.

Emporio Armani introduces the new Sea Explorer titanium. For the Autumn/Winter 2026/27 season, Emporio Armani takes its sporty icon to the next level: the new Sea Explorer debuts in pure, ultra-light Grade 2 titanium. The launch is fronted by Olympic swimming champion Nicolò Martinenghi, who perfectly embodies the synergy between peak athletic performance and modern elegance. A new lightweight champion for high performance: By choosing Grade 2 titanium, Emporio Armani combines extreme durability with exceptional wearing comfort. The watch makes a bold statement for demanding adventures - whether on the wrist or in everyday life. Technical highlights at a glance: Certified reliability: Crafted to the rigorous ISO 6425 standard for diving watches and water-resistant to 20 ATM (200 meters). Precision mechanics: Equipped with a reliable automatic movement and a screw-down crown. Uncompromising features: Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and high-visibility Super-LumiNova(R) elements ensure optimal readability in all conditions. An exceptional athlete embodying style: From his 2022 World Championship title to his spectacular Olympic gold in Paris in 2024, Nicolò Martinenghi stands for precision at the decisive moment. His athletic discipline, paired with a natural Italian ease, reflects the DNA of Emporio Armani. The new Sea Explorer is now the functional highlight of the current collection.

Inside Retail Asia
Oct 7th, 2026
Armani Group names Stephanie Wen CEO for Greater China.

Armani Group names Stephanie Wen CEO for Greater China. By Sean Cao October 7, 2026 Armani Group has appointed Stephanie Wen as its new CEO for Greater China, effective October 1. In her new role, Wen will lead business development and operations across Taiwan and China, working with teams, agencies and partners to strengthen the group's presence in the region. Wen was previously vice-GM of Carnival Industrial Corporation, an apparel manufacturer under Yulon Group and a distribution partner of Giorgio Armani. She was also GM of Carnival's Giorgio Armani division. Alongside her latest executive role at Armani Group, Wen is also the chair of Taiwan's Leeco Outlet and co-director of Taipei Fashion Week. Armani Group is an Italian luxury fashion house founded in Milan in 1975 by designer Giorgio Armani and his business partner Sergio Galeotti. It first entered the Greater China region by opening a store in Hong Kong in 1982 before expanding into Mainland China in 1998.

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Aug 8th, 2026
Jonathan Bailey fronts Giorgio Armani's new "I Will" Fragrance.

Jonathan Bailey fronts Giorgio Armani's new "I Will" Fragrance. August 8, 2026 Deal Type: Global Fragrance Ambassador / Campaign Film Announced: August 6, 2026 * Giorgio Armani has named Jonathan Bailey global fragrance ambassador for "I Will," the house's first new masculine fragrance pillar in over 20 years. * The campaign, directed by Todd Field, was shot at Universal Studios and follows an actor chasing his next role in L.A. under the tagline "It's not about luck, it's about will." * The deal deepens Bailey's ties to the house beyond Emporio Armani's Fall 2024 eyewear campaign, arriving after the late designer personally shaped the scent before his 2025 death. * I Will launches in the US on August 15 and the UK on September 9 (£120/100mL), ahead of a wider European rollout. Giorgio Armani has tapped Jonathan Bailey as global fragrance ambassador for "I Will," the house's first new masculine fragrance pillar in more than two decades. The appointment, announced August 6, builds on a relationship that began with Bailey fronting Emporio Armani's eyewear campaign in Fall 2024. Directed by Todd Field, the campaign film was shot at Universal Studios and follows an actor arriving in Los Angeles in search of his next role. Bailey called the project deeply personal, telling WWD he felt the weight of Armani's death in 2025, since the designer shaped the fragrance's bottle and story before he passed. "I've been part of the Armani family for a few years, as a little bro," Bailey said. Built over four years and more than 2,800 trials by perfumers Alberto Morillas and Nathalie Lorson, I Will is an oriental woody eau de parfum opening with bergamot, cardamom and lavender before settling into vanilla, wood and leather. Richard Pinabel, global brand president of Armani Beauty at licensee L'Oréal, said the house waited more than 20 years since Armani Code to launch again only once it had a distinct point of view. Bailey enters the campaign fresh off becoming 2025's highest-grossing actor via Wicked: For Good and Jurassic World: Rebirth, and being named People's Sexiest Man Alive. Rather than chase more roles, he's spent 2026 growing his LGBTQ+ charity, The Shameless Fund, while still making room for select brand work. He recently became The MARTINI Man in a multi-year aperitivo campaign and appeared in Burberry's 170th-anniversary trench portrait series. On the brand side, this marks Armani Beauty's second major face-driven pillar bet this decade: Cate Blanchett has anchored the women's side as Global Beauty Ambassador since 2018 and the face of Sì since 2013. Armani joins a broader wave of houses leaning on leading men for fragrance storytelling this year, following Jacob Elordi's Venice heist film for Chanel and Natalie Portman's eighth run as the face of Miss Dior. Armani sitting out a new men's fragrance launch for over 20 years, then handing it to Bailey days after mourning its founder, says this wasn't a casting decision; it was a succession moment. Pairing a "quiet determination" message with an actor who's actively stepping back from Hollywood to run a charity gives the campaign a credibility most celebrity fragrance deals don't earn. And with Elordi, Portman and now Bailey all leading cinematic fragrance shorts this year, luxury beauty seems to be betting that a short film sells scent better than a bottle shot ever could. Can I Will build its own identity, or will it always live in Armani Code's shadow? With Cate Blanchett anchoring the women's side since 2018, is Bailey being groomed as Armani Beauty's long-term men's face?

SENATUS
Jul 29th, 2026
Giorgio Armani appoints Eileen Gu as Global Make-up Ambassador.

Giorgio Armani appoints Eileen Gu as Global Make-up Ambassador. 29 July 2026 Armani Beauty expands its prestigious roster of global ambassadors by naming Olympic record-holder and cultural icon Eileen Gu as its newest Giorgio Armani Global Make-up Ambassador. Celebrating authentic, effortless beauty and personal empowerment, the multi-hyphenate athlete will headline upcoming global campaigns for the brand's signature Lip Maestro and the newly introduced Armani Dolci Makeup Blush. The announcement bridges high performance with modern elegance, reflecting Gu's extraordinary presence both on the world athletic stage and within contemporary fashion. A recent Stanford University graduate, Gu made history at the 2022 Winter Olympics as the youngest freeski gold medalist at age 18, before solidifying her legacy at the 2026 Winter Games to become the most decorated Olympic freeskier in history. Joining an elite circle of cultural figures including Cate Blanchett, Sydney Sweeney, and Jackson Wang, Gu embodies the Maison's core beauty philosophy: enhancing natural features to radiate quiet confidence and magnetic poise. This is the ultimate intersection of athletic dominance and high-fashion radiance.