Giorgio Armani wrote a letter to all of the healthcare providers strenuously fighting the coronavirus outbreak.
Giorgio Armani on Saturday took a full page ad in more than 60 newspapers in Italy, writing a letter to all of the healthcare providers strenuously fighting the coronavirus outbreak.
“It is moving to see you engaged in your work with all the difficulties and the great efforts that by now all the world knows. And especially to see you cry,” writes the designer in the paid letter. “I think that this feeling is connected to my own desire to become a doctor when I was young and I was looking to forge my path.
As reported, Armani earlier this month donated 1.25 million euros to a range of Italian hospitals and institutions involved in fighting the coronavirus spread in the country.
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