MILAN (Reuters) - Giorgio Armani, who died last week aged 91, surprised the fashion world by instructing his heirs to gradually sell the empire he had set up in his 50-year-long career. Like everything he did - from the broad company strategies to the models' hair before a catwalk - the "king of fashion" did not leave anything to chance. Below are the details from his will. FOUNDATION, PARTNER TO CONTROL THE COMPANY The designer decided that the Giorgio Armani Foundation, he established in 2016, will i ...