By . Bianca London . His fans read like a roll call of Hollywood royalty so Giorgio Armani was bound to pull something magical out of the bag at his SS14 couture show. The Armani Privé couture collection, as part of the Paris installment of his One Night Only celebrations, showcased his exquisite craftsmanship in a range of dazzling blue and purple evening dresses that certainly wouldn't look out of place on the red carpet. 'This is a woman who moves around the world and picks ideas from the beautiful things she sees, what moves her emotionally: the colour of a skirt, jewellery that can be ethnic or not,' said Armani of the collection called Nomade. Man of the night: Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani celebrations at the end of the Giorgio Armani Prive Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2014 collection show, which saw an array of dazzling gowns sashay down the catwalk . All that glitters: Armani's collection was described as 'not typically Indian or African or European' and consisted of voluminous skirts and gowns with crystal embellishment; perfect for the red carpet . The famed designer, who counts Cate Blanchett as his muse, described the collection as a 'mélange of things - not typically Indian or African or European. She moves with an Armani spirit in her head.' As well as A-list worthy gowns, Armani introduced some androgyny in the form of perfectly tailored jackets over voluminous trousers. Other statement pieces included a mesh shawl worn over a sheer blouse and billowing skirts in mesmerizing shades of midnight blue and deep purple. The front row was occupied by Kristin Scott Thomas and songstress Paloma Faith, who both exuded glamour as they posed for photographs with the designer backstage. The Twittersphere seemed to approve of Armani's offering. Vogue wrote: 'If you're taking on the world's limelight, you can't go wrong in an Armani.' Another user added: 'This is what professional glamour looks like, courtesy of @Armani Privé.' Exotic: Called Nomade, Armani's couture collection of dazzling eveningwear encompassed strains of the exotica he loves . If I were a boy: Armani also introduced some androgyny with perfectly tailored jackets over voluminous trousers, which received rave reviews . Frow: (L-R) Zhang Ziyi, Kristin Scott Thomas and Chiara Mastroianni sit on the front row of the Giorgio Armani Prive show and, right, Kristin Scott Thomas poses backstage with the man of the night . Glamorous: Paloma Faith, known for her kooky style, opted for a more glamorous and sophisticated look at the show in the French capital .
The Armani Privé spring 2014 couture collection was part of Paris installment of his One Night Only celebrations .
Range of dazzling evening gowns in midnight blue .
Watched by Kristin Scott Thomas and Paloma Faith .
By . Bianca London . His fans read like a roll call of Hollywood royalty so Giorgio Armani was bound to pull something magical out of the bag at his SS14 couture show. The Armani Privé couture collection, as part of the Paris installment of his One Night Only celebrations, showcased his exquisite craftsmanship in a range of dazzling blue and purple evening dresses that certainly wouldn't look out of place on the red carpet. 'This is a woman who moves around the world and picks ideas from the beautiful things she sees, what moves her emotionally: the colour of a skirt, jewellery that can be ethnic or not,' said Armani of the collection called Nomade. Man of the night: Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani celebrations at the end of the Giorgio Armani Prive Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2014 collection show, which saw an array of dazzling gowns sashay down the catwalk . All that glitters: Armani's collection was described as 'not typically Indian or African or European' and consisted of voluminous skirts and gowns with crystal embellishment; perfect for the red carpet . The famed designer, who counts Cate Blanchett as his muse, described the collection as a 'mélange of things - not typically Indian or African or European. She moves with an Armani spirit in her head.' As well as A-list worthy gowns, Armani introduced some androgyny in the form of perfectly tailored jackets over voluminous trousers. Other statement pieces included a mesh shawl worn over a sheer blouse and billowing skirts in mesmerizing shades of midnight blue and deep purple. The front row was occupied by Kristin Scott Thomas and songstress Paloma Faith, who both exuded glamour as they posed for photographs with the designer backstage. The Twittersphere seemed to approve of Armani's offering. Vogue wrote: 'If you're taking on the world's limelight, you can't go wrong in an Armani.' Another user added: 'This is what professional glamour looks like, courtesy of @Armani Privé.' Exotic: Called Nomade, Armani's couture collection of dazzling eveningwear encompassed strains of the exotica he loves . If I were a boy: Armani also introduced some androgyny with perfectly tailored jackets over voluminous trousers, which received rave reviews . Frow: (L-R) Zhang Ziyi, Kristin Scott Thomas and Chiara Mastroianni sit on the front row of the Giorgio Armani Prive show and, right, Kristin Scott Thomas poses backstage with the man of the night . Glamorous: Paloma Faith, known for her kooky style, opted for a more glamorous and sophisticated look at the show in the French capital .
his SS14 couture show. The Armani Privé couture collection, as part of the Paris installment of his One Night Only celebrations, showcased his occupied by Kristin Scott Thomas and songstress couture collection of dazzling eveningwear