Amiri unveiled its Autumn-Winter 2026 collection, rooted in the essential identity of Los Angeles and the musical culture of California. Creative Director Mike Amiri looked toward Hollywood Hills and Laurel Canyon—historic hubs for 1970s creativity and counterculture—to redefine American luxury. The collection seeks a balance where formalwear feels natural and personal, blurring the lines between stage attire and daily life.

The silhouettes reflect a hybrid wardrobe where gender boundaries are fluid, featuring “boyfriend suits” and delicate embroidered knits designed to be shared across wardrobes. Tailoring is reimagined with unpretentious ease, often paired with slim jeans or featuring luxurious velvet flocking on denim. The color palette evokes nostalgia through deep merlot, burgundy, sage, and mint green, creating a dialogue between West Coast style and Parisian craft.

Every detail serves as “punctuation” rather than mere decoration, emphasizing intimate craftsmanship that reveals itself upon closer inspection. Military-inspired jackets, leather pieces, and classic denim are elevated through the house’s signature savoir-faire. Accessories also saw an evolution, with the “Honey” and “East-West Pochette Clutch” handbags being reinterpreted alongside updated original Western boots. Presented at Le Carreau du Temple in a setting reminiscent of a luxurious Laurel Canyon home, the show reflected a living reality rather than a runway fantasy.