Mike Amiri cites authenticity and harmony as his grounding principles for his eponymous brand, encouraging the cultivation and expression of one’s personality rather than a performance. In the designer’s own words, he describes his designs as something that “can exist on stage but also walk right off into real life.” The brand invites a new expression of personal style with the Fall Winter 2026 collection, drawing upon the subject of the artist on display at Le Carreau du Temple during Paris Men’s Fashion Week.

The show nods to Laurel Canyon, home of rockstars in the 1970s. In true rockstar fashion leather takes centerstage contrasted by detailed embroidery that inspires a closer look. The designer uses texture in a distinguishing manner, velvet dances with leather and is paired with denim. Quite a few pieces standout for their color, a peachy suit and a sky blue leather jacket. The Amiri signature is anything but basic, Mike Amiri’s vision has the ability to make retro unbelievably sexy and a mint green three piece suit cool. The show maps a love story, clothes traveling across gender and between parties.

This interchangeability is uniquely Amiri, along with continuation of other signatures. The Honey and East-West Pouchette clutch reappear and form the fluency of the collection. The star of the show lies in Amiri’s western boots, a playful element that has become synonymous with the brand. The expertise travels throughout the collection, this boot being a sentiment of the strong storytelling that this show continues upon.

Amiri invites guests inside their own, rock and roll home, asking the audience to dream beyond their current self, and dress for a future them. Among these guests…a star studded front row.

Dancer Emilie Livingston and actor Jeff Goldblum arrived together along with off duty models and artists of all genres. Amiri proves again to be a brand for the people, the intimate setting of the show another example of this closeness.