Summary
- Amiri’s SS26 series embodies the leisurely charm of a fictional hotel, blending the lounge and tailor-made sunshine tones
- Artist Wes Lang’s Bird pattern inspired embroidery and Jacquard details to weave nature into design
- Women’s clothing expands with liquid dresses and luxury accessories
Amiri‘ Spring and Summer 2026 Collected within the sun-drenched venue of the imaginary castle of Amiri, a conceptual hotel that blends cinematic charm, artistic spirit and cultural fusion. Inspired by the hotel, it is a gathering place for various identities. Mike Amiri Built on the nightlife of last season Club Amiri And transfer to a softer, brighter chapter: the morning afterwards. Here, casual wear merges with sophisticated tailoring to capture the simplicity of luxury and intimacy of hotel life. The monogram robe, slippers and tassel-decorated detailing heads pay tribute to the traditions of the hotel. Meanwhile, the silhouette evokes a relaxed Riviera elegance.
A key source of inspiration is artist Wes Lang, whose time in Room 34 of Marmont Castle stimulates visual dialogue between interior and exterior, stillness and movement. Lang’s bird pattern was originally ink on hotel stationery, embroidery and Jacquard appearing, tremblingly beading the plants that entangle nature and nostalgia.
This poetic dialogue continues through the style of the series, where silk-smoking jackets, feathered décor and wrinkled tuxedo shirts convey the duality of dressing up. This reflects the Los Angeles spirit of Amiri, where old-fashioned charm and contemporary cool cool coexist. The palette is light, sunny, and is a cocktail of mint, raspberry, light blue, gold and green – echoing the palette of living under a clear sky.
Women’s outfits are paired with open gowns, silk cuts in jewel-toned colours and an extended elegance of delicate lace inserts nodding to the underwear. Accessories such as suede and soft leather in the newly introduced honey bag, as well as slipper-style mocha protein, enhance the series’ relaxed affluence. Rendered on Le Carreau du Temple – reconceived as the lush courtyard of Amiri Castle with bubbling fountains and cascading greenery – the performance embodies the creativity of the house: a unique place with crossing paths and harmonious styles.
