Giorgio Armani signs Beyonce Knowles as the face of new fragrance

Published: 11-May-2007

American singer and actress Beyonce Knowles has signed a deal with Giorgio Armani to be the face of its newest fragrance, Emporio Armani Diamonds. Knowles is set to appear in advertisements for the scent with the launch set for stores in the US this coming autumn.

American singer and actress Beyonce Knowles has signed a deal with Giorgio Armani to be the face of its newest fragrance, Emporio Armani Diamonds. Knowles is set to appear in advertisements for the scent with the launch set for stores in the US this coming autumn.

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