This season, Ami Paris presents a luminous and instinctive collection, conceived as a celebration of movement, everyday life, and the freedom to be oneself.

More than just a stylistic exercise, Ami Paris's Spring/Summer 2027 collection stands out as a sensitive reflection on how clothing accompanies our lives. Alexandre Mattiussi continues his cherished quest: that of a wardrobe capable of combining style, comfort, and sincerity, without ever sacrificing one to the other.
"Living life to the fullest" is the idea that runs through the entire collection like a guiding thread. The silhouettes are designed for walking in the city, traveling, working, celebrating, loving, and reconnecting. They embrace movement rather than constraining it, in an approach where fashion fades into the background, giving way to a profoundly human wardrobe.
This season, the designer delves deeper into his exploration of archetypal menswear tailoring, revisiting it with a contemporary and emotional sensibility. Inspirations are drawn as much from the streets of Paris as from personal memories: a beloved t-shirt worn to a frazzle, a borrowed jacket that has become a familiar companion—these everyday pieces carry within them a story as much as an aesthetic.
The result is a fluid dialogue between masculine and feminine codes. Structures become more relaxed, lines more liberated, while garments gain lightness thanks to semi-lined or entirely unlined constructions. The overall effect is one of elegant spontaneity, characteristic of the Ami universe.

The color palette complements this quest for balance with understated and luminous tones: brilliant whites, pearl grays, and natural hues are punctuated with accents of ruby ​​red, ochre, and cobalt blue. The materials also play on contrasts. Impeccable poplins, fluid silks, and fine wools sit alongside technical nylons and high-performance textiles used for sneakers.
This fusion of sophistication and relaxed style translates into silhouettes where tailored pieces interact with more casual elements. Reimagined cargo pants, vintage-inspired faded T-shirts, dynamic stripes, and graphic prints create a versatile wardrobe. Layering, flowing silhouettes, and a deliberate timelessness establish a natural rhythm where each piece seems to seamlessly blend with another.
The accessories extend this philosophy of understated luxury. The Boyfriend Bag captivates with its supple silhouette and intentionally familiar patina. Crafted from Nappa leather, it is designed to evolve over time and become enriched by the story of its wearer. The Bingo Bag, meanwhile, is distinguished by its sliding metal sphere, both an aesthetic signature and a functional detail allowing for customizable wear.
The footwear collection blends nostalgia and innovation. New sneakers with retro accents sit alongside a reinterpretation of the Mirage, also available in a more athletic version. Slip-ons and rubber lace-up models enhanced with trompe-l'œil effects complete this boldly styled offering.

The jewelry adds a personal and narrative dimension through charms inspired by Paris—streetlights, newsstands, and other symbols of the urban landscape. Sunglasses with vintage charm complete the looks with subtle elegance.
To present this collection, Ami Paris chose an iconic location: the former Cartier Foundation. Within the glass architecture designed by Jean Nouvel, light and transparency blurred the boundaries between inside and outside, echoing the ever-evolving nature of fashion. The soundtrack accompanied this emotional progression, moving from the cinematic introspection of Andrea Laszlo De Simone to the soulful warmth of Amadou &amp; Mariam, before opening up to the electronic energy of Enfant Sauvage and Møme.
The casting also reflected this generous and inclusive vision. Amelia Gray, Jacqui Hooper, Rebecca Leigh, Apolline Rocco Fohrer, Anwar Hadid, Malik Derdak, and Yura Romaniuk embodied a diversity of personalities and stories, giving the clothes their most authentic dimension.
Among those in attendance were many friends of the House, including Catherine Deneuve, Clara Luciani, Lou Doillon, Marisa Berenson, Maluma, Alexander Ludwig, and Julien de Saint Jean. This constellation of talent testifies to the unique position&nbsp;Ami Paris occupies today: that of a brand that seeks not only to dress, but to accompany life in all its simplicity, freedom, and profound desirability.

For Men's Spring/Summer 2027, Ami Paris Celebrates the Art of Living

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