text: You don't become one of the most successful designers that Italy has ever produced without causing some controversy. But Giorgio Armani's latest comments will undoubtedly raise a few eyebrows. The 80-year-old fashion designer, who has dressed everyone from Beyoncé to Adele, has made a name for himself putting A-listers of all shapes and sizes in his creations, but it turns out he has harsh criticism for a few body shapes in particular. Scroll down for video . Giorgio Armani, 80, admitted in an interview that he disapproved of women with breast enlargements and men who worked out too much . In an interview with The Sunday Times, the Milan-born designer spoke of his disapproval of women who resort to breast enlargements, as well as men who work out too much. Armani, who has amassed a personal fortune of £5billion over the length of his 40-year-career, emphasised his appreciation of a 'healthy' look. He said: 'I don't like muscle boy. Not too much gym! 'I like somebody healthy, somebody solid, who looks after his body but doesn't use his muscles too much.' Interestingly, the aesthetic for the brand seems to somewhat differ from the designer's views - with several of the Armani underwear adverts featuring muscly boxer-clad male models. Kelly Brook's ex, David McIntosh, 29, is one celebrity that may not agree with Giorgio Armani's disapproval of men who work out too much . Jodi Marsh, 36, is another celebrity that would lock horns with Armani and his view of plastic surgery as 'idiocy' Interestingly, Cristiano Ronaldo, 30, has modelled underwear for Giorgio Armani before, showing off his unashamedly muscly body . The designer himself, who has never denied claims that he is gay, was also outspoken about the way that certain gay men dress. Mr Armani declared that a homosexual man doesn't need to dress in a camp manner.. He said: 'When homosexuality is exhibited to the extreme to say, "Ah, you know I'm homosexual," - that has nothing to do with me - a man has to be a man.' The Milan-born designer has never denied that he is gay, but in the interview he condemned men who 'dress homosexual' A Beyoncé fan! In the interview, Giorgio Armani admitted that he preferred the 'natural look' on women, rather than women with breast implants . And his criticism wasn't only reserved for men. When questioned on women opting for plastic surgery, the designer described it as 'idiocy... A small breast does not have to become big.' In the interview, the designer highlighted his appreciation of women with natural beauty, in particular those who chose to age gracefully. He said: 'I prefer to look at a natural woman. A woman should be courageous to become older, not be desperate to look younger than her age.'
target: In an interview, Armani, 80, described cosmetic surgery as idiocy .
  Believes women 'should not be desperate to look younger than her age'
  The Italian designer also said he didn't like men who looked too muscly .