Overview
- Family, close friends and senior colleagues gathered in Rivalta’s San Martino church for a tightly secured service as local authorities restricted access.
- The Armani Group closed its boutiques worldwide from 15:00 local time on Monday as a mark of respect.
- Local outlet Libertà reported roughly 60 attendees, with burial planned in the family tomb alongside his parents and brother in Rivalta.
- Corriere della Sera reported the body would be cremated before interment, a detail not confirmed by the company.
- The public homage in Milan concluded Sunday after an estimated 15,000–16,000 people visited the casket at Teatro Armani, including Donatella Versace, John Elkann and Ludovico Einaudi.