Giorgio Armani: Fine Leather Goods

Posted May 5th 2008 6:29PM by TMZ Staff

Italian designer Giorgio Armani (left) at a Saks Fifth Avenue event in NYC on Monday -- and a highly coveted Hermès Birkin bag (right) on eBay.

One of these orange accessories does not cause cancer.

We're just sayin'!

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16. Wouldn't he look funny with Phil Spector's hair?

Posted at 11:00PM on May 5th 2008 by randomness

17. Well, now I know one designer who has NOT had upper their lips injected! In fact, he just does not have an upper lip.

Posted at 11:01PM on May 5th 2008 by farzjuice

18. For a minute, I thought you were being silly and showing two photos of the same guy. If you look closely, you can tell that the photo on the left is actually a purse or something. Tee Hee, you kids kill me.

Posted at 12:06AM on May 6th 2008 by My Name is Marianne Chitter Chatter

19. The Birkin, a timeless classic. Its dead leather skin looks healthier than his. Moisturize grampy!

Posted at 3:30AM on May 6th 2008 by Hogzilla

20.

It's his purse, anyway, so whats the difference?

Thank god they match.

Posted at 5:18AM on May 6th 2008 by FAG

21. you tmz freaks! he is ITALIAN he is SUPPOSED TO BE naturally TANNED!!! Hello??? where u live?

Posted at 8:34AM on May 6th 2008 by shannen

22. One's purse should always match ones face.

Posted at 9:02AM on May 6th 2008 by nira k

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