The AMIRI spring-summer 2026 collection imagines an idealized moment of leisure in the quiet of a hotel courtyard. Presented at Le Carreau du Temple, the venue became Château AMIRI, a fictional luxury hotel.
This setting introduces a central idea: a cultural meeting point where guests from music, cinema, art, and daily life cross paths.
Within this frame, tailoring turns to softness. Shoulders curve gently, torsos rest in fluid paneling, and trousers descend with considered grace, as if shaped by the tempo of a guest lingering before departure.
Printed sets resemble loungewear but are filtered through the visual excess of the 1970s. One standout number combines a matching camp-collar shirt and trousers, styled with the simplicity of a robe. A dusty rose sash is placed over the top, keeping the look calm and unbroken. A tailored coat in sand camel is worn over the full set, giving the appearance greater weight and contrast.
AMIRI’s menswear places emphasis on embellishment as an integral part of design. Embroidery recurs on shawl collars, lapels, and cardigans in a way that recalls aging hotel wallpaper. These elements serve a functional purpose within the garment’s visual language.
Animal print appears in small instances, such as a stripe or a narrow tie placed within a field of classic suiting. These limited uses prevent retro references from overwhelming the styling and allow the collection to remain grounded in a contemporary Los Angeles context.
Drawstrings and belts appear in multiple looks, each iteration offering a different texture. Some match the fabric, others are finished in fringe, and a few are tied casually at the hip, resembling a towel left behind.
The palette moves between soft and saturated. Peach, mint, and buttercream are placed alongside espresso brown and washed rose. Together, the shades produce an impression of faded sunlight and worn-in surfaces.
Altogether, AMIRI’s spring-summer 2026 collection treats the hotel as a fantasy setting, uses clothing to record impressions, and treats silhouette as a projection of character.
AMIRI Spring/Summer 2026 Collection
