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AMIRI Spring/Summer 2027 took a familiar Los Angeles fantasy and moved it into the hours after midnight. Presented at Paris Fashion Week, ‘American Pleasures’ looked beyond the city’s sun-drenched image, exploring the more elusive side of LA: hotel bars, private clubs, hillside houses and the characters who move between them.
Mike Amiri’s latest collection builds around the idea of the ‘nightcrawler’, a figure dressed for pleasure but never overworked. Referencing the seductive ease of 1980’s ‘American Gigolo,’ the designer revisits the rituals of dressing through a distinctly Californian lens. “I’m always fascinated by this idea of ease – the idea of an American attitude, how to translate that to clothing,” says Amiri. “For AMIRI, I always want to combine that with glamour – for him and for her.”
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That balance shapes the entire collection. Tailoring remains the foundation, but the structure is softened: jackets fall away from the body, shoulders become more relaxed and trousers move with a looser elegance. Classic American sportswear codes appear throughout, from denim and trucker jackets to tailored blazers, but they are elevated through unexpected materials and finishes. Glen plaid, herringbone and pinstripe suiting are treated with subtle metallic effects, while silk, linen and lurex create surfaces that shift under light.
The womenswear follows the same language of sensual refinement, shifting between sharp tailoring and fluid evening pieces. Across both collections, the palette reflects the glow of the city after sunset: midnight navy, espresso and tobacco tones interrupted by flashes of silver, gold, burnt orange, lavender and venom green.
AMIRI.
AMIRI.
Hollywood’s visual history also enters the collection through its details. There are references to legendary locations, including the Formosa Cafe and Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, which appear in lacquered finishes, zebra patterns and embroidered motifs inspired by American and Asian decorative traditions. It’s as if the designer imagined a wardrobe belonging to someone who has spent the evening moving between different versions of themselves.
Accessories continue that sense of character-building with the debut of the AMIRI Biscotto bag, a softly folded design inspired by the shape of a fortune cookie. Available in leather, chain mail and crystal finishes, the bag introduces a more relaxed approach to the house’s accessories. The collection also marks AMIRI’s first fine jewellery collaboration with Spinelli Kilcollin, bringing sculptural metalwork into the brand’s world.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Amiri returns to one of his most enduring subjects: the mythology of Los Angeles. This time, the city is not viewed through the bright lights of Hollywood, but through the moments after, when the night is still unfolding and the clothes tell the story.
Discover the collection here.
photography. courtesy of Amiri
words. Gennaro Costanzo
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AMIRI Spring/Summer 2027 took a familiar Los Angeles fantasy and moved it into the hours after midnight. Presented at Paris Fashion Week, ‘American Pleasures’ looked beyond the city’s sun-drenched image, exploring the more elusive side of LA: hotel bars, private clubs, hillside houses and the characters who move between them.
Mike Amiri’s latest collection builds around the idea of the ‘nightcrawler’, a figure dressed for pleasure but never overworked. Referencing the seductive ease of 1980’s ‘American Gigolo,’ the designer revisits the rituals of dressing through a distinctly Californian lens. “I’m always fascinated by this idea of ease – the idea of an American attitude, how to translate that to clothing,” says Amiri. “For AMIRI, I always want to combine that with glamour – for him and for her.”
AMIRI.
That balance shapes the entire collection. Tailoring remains the foundation, but the structure is softened: jackets fall away from the body, shoulders become more relaxed and trousers move with a looser elegance. Classic American sportswear codes appear throughout, from denim and trucker jackets to tailored blazers, but they are elevated through unexpected materials and finishes. Glen plaid, herringbone and pinstripe suiting are treated with subtle metallic effects, while silk, linen and lurex create surfaces that shift under light.
The womenswear follows the same language of sensual refinement, shifting between sharp tailoring and fluid evening pieces. Across both collections, the palette reflects the glow of the city after sunset: midnight navy, espresso and tobacco tones interrupted by flashes of silver, gold, burnt orange, lavender and venom green.
AMIRI.
AMIRI.
Hollywood’s visual history also enters the collection through its details. There are references to legendary locations, including the Formosa Cafe and Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, which appear in lacquered finishes, zebra patterns and embroidered motifs inspired by American and Asian decorative traditions. It’s as if the designer imagined a wardrobe belonging to someone who has spent the evening moving between different versions of themselves.
Accessories continue that sense of character-building with the debut of the AMIRI Biscotto bag, a softly folded design inspired by the shape of a fortune cookie. Available in leather, chain mail and crystal finishes, the bag introduces a more relaxed approach to the house’s accessories. The collection also marks AMIRI’s first fine jewellery collaboration with Spinelli Kilcollin, bringing sculptural metalwork into the brand’s world.
For Spring/Summer 2027, Amiri returns to one of his most enduring subjects: the mythology of Los Angeles. This time, the city is not viewed through the bright lights of Hollywood, but through the moments after, when the night is still unfolding and the clothes tell the story.
Discover the collection here.
photography. courtesy of Amiri
words. Gennaro Costanzo
The post amiri ss27 | american pleasures appeared first on Schön! Magazine.
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