Any fashion fanatic will tell you that clothing and art are inextricably linked. Known for their poetic interpretations of modern-day wear and their introspective approach to styling, it is no surprise that Giorgio Armani led this narrative at this season’s Milan Fashion Week. Collaborating with Magnum Photos, they officially announce Colours, Places, Faces: a composite that reflects a unique blend of art, journalism and storytelling through a kaleidoscope of different visions.

“Photography has always fascinated me because the emotion it inspires is very similar to the sense of surprise felt when observing reality from an unexpected point of view. In particular, I admire the work of the Magnum photographers, which I got to know when I myself began to see the world with new eyes. Colors, Places, Faces takes us on a colorful journey through worlds and cultures near and far, transfigured by each of the artists, through their own personal vision. It is the attention to reality that fascinates me about their photographs, which are never simple reportages and are all so different from each other”, comments Giorgio Armani.

Scroll below to see the exhibition, resulting from the perspectives of ten international photographers who were encouraged to explore their versions of reality and emotions…