AMIRI returns to the corridors of American youth culture with its pre-spring 2026 collection, Hollywood Breakfast Club. John Marshall High becomes the stage, a familiar campus that Hollywood has used for generations.
AMIRI Pre-Spring 2026
AMIRI’s cast settles into bleachers, classrooms, and stairwells with the laid-back attitude of kids who grew up swapping hoodies, varsity jackets, and skate decks. Inspired by the 1985 John Hughes classic The Breakfast Club, the collection tackles archetypes, ranging from the jock to the rebel.
A patched sweater with collegiate stripes sits beside moto leathers that look tuned in a garage. Patched denim with oversized numerals would fit in at a 1990s skate shop. The season drifts between eras in a way that feels faithful to the California instinct to remix.
The prevailing attitude ties the collection together. The walkman-on-the-collar kid sits next to the art-room romantic, while the resident jock leans into weathered leather that recalls those big Friday night games. Even the quiet rebel gets his moment, wrapped in a coat that treats faux fur as a statement.
AMIRI shapes these archetypes into a loose ensemble. The result is like a West Coast riff on the type of teen stories Hughes once made iconic, only updated with a sharper sense of style literacy.
AMIRI pre-spring 2026 becomes a reminder that American youth has always dressed in fragments. Here, Mike Amiri gathers those fragments and lets them fall naturally into place.
