With a backdrop designed to look like the luxurious den of a Laurel Canyon home, the AMIRI Autumn/Winter 2026 men’s and women’s collection presented at Paris Fashion Week, went back where creative director Mike Amiri’s career began: Los Angeles. Inspired by Laurel Canyon and ’70s counterculture, the collection translated the West Coast style from its Golden Age to a wearable wardrobe for today.
Modern American classics were at the heart of the collection, from western wear, officer’s jackets, leather and of course, denim. The palette dipped into nostalgia with deep merlot and burgundy, sage and mint green, and bright blues.
The men’s formalwear was inspired by the “hybrid wardrobes of artists,” and tailoring that felt easy, not fussy. Jeans flocked with velvet, embroidered blazers, and delicate knits that could be worn by her or him. “For me, men’s formalwear is most interesting when it feels effortless and personal. I love the idea of artists wearing tailoring in an informal way – a blazer over a Henley, boots instead of dress shoes. Clothes that feel like an extension of who you are,” said Amiri.
For the AMIRI woman, the evening was shimmering and sheer, with sequins, lace, and slip dress silhouettes. For daytime, leather and denim were the base, with touches of polish, seen in the sequinned knits, sheer blouses, and tailored blazers.
When it came to the accessories, the brand reconsidered their signature handbags with plenty of fringe and animal prints, but kept their identifiable silhouettes in tact. AMIRI also updated their iconic western boots, a key piece of the season.
Discover the collection below.
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