Contemporary French fashion house AMI — creatively directed by Alexandre Mattiussi — unleashed its Fall/Winter 2026 collection with that signature blend of ease, elegance, and Parisian cool.
The backdrop was an industrial‑style venue in the middle of Paris, a sharp contrast to AMI’s usual softer staging. The raw concrete, exposed beams, and wide open floor gave the whole thing a stripped‑back, modernist edge. (Very “Paris Fashion Week, but make it utilitarian chic.”)
Models moved through the space in tailored overcoats, relaxed suiting, and AMI’s trademark clean silhouettes that always land somewhere between effortless and intentional. FW26 leaned into muted neutrals, inky blacks, and deep forest greens, with the occasional pop of red or cream to keep the eye awake.
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There was a noticeable push toward texture this season — brushed wool, structured cotton, soft leather — all styled with that Mattiussi ease that never tries too hard. If you’ve followed AMI’s recent runs, FW26 felt like a continuation of the brand’s grown‑up refinement phase: still warm, still wearable, but sharper around the edges.
The industrial setting amplified it all. The clothes felt grounded. The silhouettes felt bigger. The whole show read like AMI saying, “Yes, we’re cozy — but we can do steel and grit too.”
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