Two Invites to Attend the Giorgio Armani Privé Show+ EA7 Italy Team Kit

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Ended:July 10th 2020, 12:02pm EDT

Winner: Piazza77

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The Prize

This is the chance for you and a friend to attend the Armani Privè show in January 2021 and receive a EA7 Italia Team Kit from the Armani boutique in Via Manzoni 31 in Milan, Italy.

The kit contains:

Italy Team Official Tracksuit;
Italy Team Official Rain Jacket;
Italy Team Official Polo Shirt;
Italy Team Official Shorts;
Italy Team Official Gym Bag;
Italy Team Official Backpack.

In 2021 the fashion will not be held in Paris as usual but instead in Milan, at the brand headquarters in Palazzo Orsini, via Borgonuovo.

Giorgio Armani (Piacenza, July 11 1934) is an Italian designer and entrepreneur who founded the company of the same name, one of the most important brands in the fashion world.

Giorgio Armani, winner of the 2020 Parete Award, was unanimously voted for its excellence in the economy. The designer and entrepreneur will receive an award at the Bocconi University in Milan in October "for his extraordinary personality which has left an unmistakable mark on an era and which, still today, makes him the Italian icon par excellence in the world". A story that reflects the message of Ermando Parete, who, alongside the horror story he experienced in concentration camps, spurred students to be committed and persevere.

During the Covid emergency, Armani contributed with donations to hospitals and civil defense and provided lab coats to health personnel. Armani also announced the move of the famous "Armani Prive" fashion show from Paris to Milan, yet another symbol of the designer's attachment to his city. His award was decided by the Scientific Committee of the Parete Prize, which met this winter in Bocconi and announced by Bianca Berlinguer online.

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The Cause

“WE RUN TOGETHER – Supporting our team” is a sports initiative supporting two hospitals that have been at the heart of the fight against Covid-19, the Papa Giovanni XXIII in Bergamo and the Fondazione Poliambulanza in Brescia. The funds raised from the auctions will go to the medical and nursing staff of these two hospitals that have tirelessly looked after Coronavirus patients in recent months.

This campaign has received the extraordinary support and blessing of Pope Francis who is actively involved in the initiative by donating some of his own personal highly valuable and prestigious sports items. Besides the Pope, many internationally renowned athletes, companies and sports clubs have joined the cause because we’re stronger together.

WE RUN TOGETHER is promoted and organized by four organizations that have always been committed to promoting the value of sport as a tool for inclusion, sharing, dialogue and peace. These organizations are:

Atheltica Vaticana, the first sports club in Vatican City
Sports group Fiamme Gialle (Guardia di Finanza)
“Cortile dei Gentili”, department of the Pontifical Council for Culture (VA) to promote dialogue between believers and non-believers
FIDAL-Lazio, Lazio region Athletic Federation.

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