Ami F/W 2025.26 Paris

[Xone]

Plus Lara Stone, Yasmin Warsame, Selena Forrest, Iselin Steiro, Leon Dame, Jessica Miller, Annemary Aderibigbe, Ida Heiner, Suvi Koponen

Loved Lara but they gave her an unflattering hairstyle for her...it aged her and didn't look cool....Jessica is a goddess...

 

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Loved Lara but they gave her an unflattering hairstyle for her...it aged her and didn't look cool....Jessica is a goddess...

Jessica is unbelievable
I’m also in awe how versatile and incredible Leon Dame is. Blows me away with his presence every time

 

[yslforever]

^^ Made in Italy is great in my books (and closet )

If you don't look closely around Prato or Treviso (looking at you BV). The sweatshops, the exploited workers.
I'd bet they have better working conditions and quality in Portugal and Spain, especially for leather goods and shoes.
Also I would be very dubious of a lot of cashmere - Erdos and Erdos town has a 99,99% monopoly on it (Gilles Dufour is their Creative Director).

 

[jeremydante]

In LOVE with this collection.
From concept, to staging to casting. The soundtrack. The lighting, so well communicated as a vision to execution.
Loved to see so many faces we know and love. S/O to PG for the casting. Expertly done, as expected.

I find myself going back to the show video just to re-live the energy of this collection and show.
I know we've all heard that opening sax on all those Reels on IG - that consumeristic effect aside, I loved this collection and everything about it. Very well executed. One of my favorites this season, for sure.

 

[Lola701]

AMI is not a luxury brand and yet they can be put in competition with a lot of brands that claims that positioning.

Alexandre was clever because very early on he took advantage of European legislation and was transparent about that.

The product is potent.

 

[yslforever]

AMI is not a luxury brand and yet they can be put in competition with a lot of brands that claims that positioning.

Alexandre was clever because very early on he took advantage of European legislation and was transparent about that.

The product is potent.

Imho it's a FASHION brand and a GARMENT company, and tbh I trust those company to put better effort in their product than luxury brands, which live from status-symbol (bags and logo) seeking customers.

 

[XPreme]

Easily wearable “every day” items, at least for men, that you don’t have to spend a fortune on.

 

[NoInvite]

Basic clothes with good lighting. Most of these stuff won't reach the stores.
But I do like how simple it is to digest for a normal consumers.
And they don't act all intellectual about it which his kinda nice.

 

[Lola701]

Basic clothes with good lighting. Most of these stuff won't reach the stores.
But I do like how simple it is to digest for a normal consumers.
And they don't act all intellectual about it which his kinda nice.

Not really. All the runway stuff is produced but it’s mostly available in the stores, not the department stores that carry mostly the Ami de Coeur and basics.
But if you go to the flagship, you will find it. And they have a small edit of the runway collection on the website.

 

[Fiercification]

Very chic in an accessible and commercial way, but that's what I expect from Ami. You can't go wrong with a fur collared parka worn over a suit for me, as predictable as the look is. I also like the shirts (both men's and women's) towards the end in pastel colours with a bit of sheen.