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Kristi Tarlington Returns to Giorgio Armani for Fall 2026 Campaign

Kristi Tarlington returns to Giorgio Armani as the face of the Fall 2026 campaign.

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Kristi Tarlington, a supermodel who walked for Giorgio Armani in the 1990s, has returned as the face of the Italian fashion house's Fall 2026 campaign. [1] Kendall Jenner made her Venice Film Festival debut on September 3 at the premiere of Wild Horse Nine at the Sala Grande, wearing a vintage Giorgio Armani golden dress. [2] The new collection is signed by Silvana Armani and Leo Del Orko, who rely on the founder's legacy while offering a contemporary approach. [3] The dress Kendall Jenner wore featured a body-hugging silhouette, intricate gold floral embroidery, shimmering embellishments, and a scoop neckline, styled with only dangling earrings. [4] Photographer Oliver Hadli Pirč captured the campaign, with styling by Toun Gudman. [5] Tarlington showcases the collection with effortless elegance, wearing various outfits including a dark coat with white trousers and a muted green leather coat. [6] Fans praised Kendall Jenner's look; an admirer wrote 'She looks perfect in this outfit😍,' another said 'She is so beautiful,' and a third commented 'She finally remembered who she is🔥 welcome back mamaaa.' [7] The article argues that minimalism works as well on the red carpet as dramatic styling, and that Kendall Jenner's look demonstrated this. [8]
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  1. Kristi Tarlington, a supermodel who walked for Giorgio Armani in the 1990s, has returned as the face of the Italian fashion house's Fall 2026 campaign. · Blic.rs
  2. Kendall Jenner made her Venice Film Festival debut on September 3 at the premiere of Wild Horse Nine at the Sala Grande, wearing a vintage Giorgio Armani golden dress. · Hindustan Times
  3. The new collection is signed by Silvana Armani and Leo Del Orko, who rely on the founder's legacy while offering a contemporary approach. · Blic.rs
  4. The dress Kendall Jenner wore featured a body-hugging silhouette, intricate gold floral embroidery, shimmering embellishments, and a scoop neckline, styled with only dangling earrings. · Hindustan Times
  5. Photographer Oliver Hadli Pirč captured the campaign, with styling by Toun Gudman. · Blic.rs
  6. Tarlington showcases the collection with effortless elegance, wearing various outfits including a dark coat with white trousers and a muted green leather coat. · Blic.rs
  7. Fans praised Kendall Jenner's look; an admirer wrote 'She looks perfect in this outfit😍,' another said 'She is so beautiful,' and a third commented 'She finally remembered who she is🔥 welcome back mamaaa.' · Hindustan Times
  8. The article argues that minimalism works as well on the red carpet as dramatic styling, and that Kendall Jenner's look demonstrated this. · Hindustan Times
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