Houston’s Favorite Peacock Takes Paris by Absolute Storm

Men’s Fashion Will Never Be the Same After This Bayou City Infusion

By Shelby Hodge // Jun 28, 2018

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Fady Armanious in Gucci jacket, Alexander McQueen shirt, YSL slacks, fendi sandals.

Jonathan Smikhai coat, Dolce & Gabbana jeans, Louboutin World lace-ups

Fady Armanious wearing Tomas Maier. He shaved the beard as an experiment.

Costume National jacket, Robert Rodriguez Studio pants

'Go forward bravely — I was born to do this.' Armanious on Instagram.

Alexander McQueen jacket, Les Copains-Official slacks, Prada shoes

Comme des Garcons

Jil Sander Suit, Roberto Cavalli shoes

Vivienne Westwood fringed jacket, Christian Louboutin footwear

The ever-dashing Fady Armanious at the Houston Symphony Ball at the Post Oak Hotel.

Fady on women's fashion.

The trés chic Fady.

The holiday Fady.

Fady, the Astros fan.

How the ladies love Tootsies’ creative director Fady Armanious, who lights up every happening not only with his adorbs personality but also with his extraordinary wardrobe. Think a wispy train worn over his white Neru dinner jacket for the ballet ball and for New York fashion week, leopard print pajamas accessorized with fur-lined Gucci slip-ons.

Whether it’s a white-tie gala or a happening at Tootsies, Armanious regularly strikes an unexpected, yet somehow always interesting, fashion mode. While the look might be out of this world, it is never garish, always exhibiting creativity with a sharp sense of style.

Needless to say, we have been quite taken with his Instagram postings during his European fashion jaunt. The Egyptian-born Armanious has taken Paris by storm, breaking all the stuffy Parisian fashion rules by wearing a canary yellow suit by Jill Sander, an ankle-length fringed jacket by Vivienne Westwood, and YSL floral slacks in red and white combined with red socks and Fendi slippers.

Oh, my.

As Armanious noted in one of his Instagram posts, “Always the colorful one in the crowd.”

Herewith, we take a look at his Paris fashion fling. We’ve thrown in a few Houston shots from some of his daring and divine ensembles.