Among all brands inspired by “La Parisienne”, AMI is the one that best showcases Parisian chic through its collections. Each presentation feels like a walk through the streets of the city, interpreted in a modern way that appeals to an international audience.
For the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, the industrial setting merged seamlessly with the minimalism of the pieces. Structured looks played with proportions, while the colour palette remained neutral. Lean lines define the silhouettes, from oversized coats and elongated skirts to relaxed trousers. Well-constructed pieces in luxurious fabrics are paired with voluminous shapes such as full skirts, ballooned trousers, and dramatic coats, creating contrast and breaking the otherwise minimalist aesthetic.
Throughout the years, AMI has mastered the art of layering, and this season was no exception. Shirts under knits and scarves tucked into coats felt purposefully styled rather than messy. The tie was worn in an easygoing, casual way, appearing youthful and creative.
While some pieces felt corporate-appropriate and intellectual, such as the shirts, loafers, and coats, others were better suited for a night of drinks and dancing, or even the Sunday-morning casual: featuring sneakers, sweats, and hoodies, paired with oversized, chic coats. Caps were added for a relaxed touch.
Strongly androgynous, the collection played with gender without attempting to “soften” masculinity or exaggerate femininity, something key to understanding the visual language of the brand; gender is expressed through attitude rather than clothing.
Words by Carolina Benjumea
