AMIRI presents its Spring Summer 2027 men’s and women’s collection under the title American Pleasures, looking to Los Angeles after dark as a stage for desire, seduction and self-invention. Mike Amiri builds the season around an American attitude shaped by glamour, soft tailoring and modern refinement. The collection moves from Malibu at sunset to Beverly Hills at midnight, reading the city through private interiors, hotel bars, clubs and Hollywood nights.
SPRING SUMMER 2027
The collection takes cues from American Gigolo, the 1980 film that gives AMIRI another lens for its cinematic view of Los Angeles. After dark, the city changes character. Shifts in location allow shifts in identity, moving from casual dress to formal dress, from public presence to private encounter. AMIRI uses that movement to create a wardrobe for nightcrawler figures who dress with instinct, desire and control.
AMIRI brings everyday clothes into contact with occasion wear, allowing the two to share the same space. Denim appears with tailored blazers, while houndstooth and herringbone meet pattern and embroidery. The collection treats clothing as part of a personal ceremony, where refinement comes through proportion, texture and attitude.
Shoulders slope gently, and jackets move with fluid lines. The silhouettes avoid stiffness, giving the wearer a sense of motion. AMIRI uses this approach to frame a tension between seduction and sophistication, translating the mood of Los Angeles nightlife into clothing with a polished, sensual charge.
Laminated surfaces catch the gleam of moonlight, while silk and linen appear with lurex. Classic suiting materials, including tweeds, glen plaid and metallic pinstripes, gain a subtle iridescent finish. AMIRI reduces embellishment and lets materials carry the shine. Ombré beaded bowties hang open, suggesting a night that has ended or one still waiting to begin.
Color follows the same after-dark logic. Moonlit tones meet flashes of neon, with venom green, burnt sunset and lavender set against silver, gold, espresso, tobacco and midnight navy.
The interiors of Hollywood haunts also shape the collection’s decorative language. AMIRI looks to the Formosa Cafe, Grauman’s Chinese and secluded mansions hidden in the hills. Zebra patterns, lacquered finishes and American-Asian inspired embroideries enter the clothing through this reference. The scenography at the Carreau du Temple carries that Hollywood-at-night mood into Paris by day.
AMIRI introduces the Biscotto, a soft bag with refined gold tone hardware. Its folded shape recalls a fortune cookie, and the design comes in two sizes with treatments in leather, chain mail and crystal.
The show also debuts AMIRI’s collaboration with Spinelli Kilcollin, the jewelry brand founded by Yves Spinelli and Dwyer Kilcollin. The partnership marks AMIRI’s first step into fine jewelry and brings together two West Coast luxury brands.
