These wide-leg trousers are a new edition of a style from the SS1990 Collection, a reinterpretation that is part of a four-piece outfit: jacket, shirt, waistcoat and trousers. Shot by Aldo Fallai in that year's Spring/Summer campaign and later included in the 2000–2001 Guggenheim exhibition, confirmation of its iconic and cultural value within the brand's creative journey. The design reflects one of Giorgio Armani's fundamental principles: deconstruction, i.e. the lightening of the traditionally tailored structure to make room for a more natural, fluid fit that is closer to the body. The garment is distinguished by a fluid and relaxed line, defined by a single pleat construction that gives volume and accompanies movement effortlessly. Made of linen, they convey a material lightness that enhances the sensation of comfort and freedom, while maintaining an understated and calibrated elegance. The SS1990 collection introduces a more elongated and fitted silhouette, with jackets featuring a softened shoulderline and fluid proportions that follow the figure naturally. The volumes are carefully calibrated, alternating leaner lines with freer and more experimental elements. Rich fabrics and light textures coexist in balance, while bold colour combinations and exotic influences help define a modern, sophisticated aesthetic. The model is 188 cm tall and is wearing size 48/M (Italian Size) Fabric: viscose and linen blend Single-pleat trousers Waistband with belt loops Button and zip fastening Two side pockets Two welt-pockets with button on the back The piece is part of the Armani/Archivio SS1990 look Made in Italy FABRIC: 52% VISCOSE, 48% FLAX; TROUSER KNEE LINING: 100% CUPRO