How fashion designer Giorgio Armani had to flee wildfires on a Sicilian island


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A file picture shows Giorgio Armani at the end of the Armani Haute Couture Autumn/Winter 2018 fashion collection presented in Paris. Photo: AP

Firefighters worked Thursday (Aug 18) to put out the remnants of two wildfires on a Sicilian island that forced fashion designer Giorgio Armani and dozens of others to flee their vacation villas overnight.

A photo from the island of Pantelleria showed flames appearing to encroach on Armani’s villa, but the Italian designer's press office said they stopped short of the property. Armani and guests evacuated to a boat in the harbour.

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