What is the name of Giorgio Armani's museum in Milan?

Giorgio Armani's museum in Milan is called Armani/Silos.

Armani/Silos is a fashion museum devoted to the style and professional work of Giorgio Armani. It opened on 30 April 2015 at Via Bergognone 40, in Milan's Tortona area, a neighborhood known for design, galleries, and fashion events.

The building was originally constructed in 1950 as a grain storage facility. Armani transformed the industrial structure into a four-level exhibition space, retaining its austere geometric character while creating galleries for clothing, accessories, imagery, and digital archival material.

Its permanent displays explore recurring themes in Armani's work, including androgyny, ethnic influences, and stars. The museum also presents temporary exhibitions and maintains a digital archive containing sketches, technical drawings, runway footage, campaign images, and collection records.

The slash in “Armani/Silos” is part of the official name. It is not usually called “Armani Museum,” “Museo Armani,” or “Galleria Armani”; those alternatives describe the idea loosely but are not the institution's canonical name.