Ami Paris celebrates its fifteenth anniversary with a Fall–Winter 26 collection that turns the ever-changing facets of a Rubik’s Cube into its central concept. Alexandre Mattiussi, the founder and creative director, is fascinated by how modification to a single detail can unlock an entirely new mood.

The walkway is set in an industrial Haussmannian space on the Champs-Élysées, providing a raw backdrop where everyday casual items mix with more sophisticated ones.

A Parisian attitude is seen through oversized coats, ample trousers, and ballooned volumes, making the show feel like people-watching from a café terrace on a bustling street.

Menswear finds balance between long, wide lines and sharper, cropped elements, while womenswear places volume around the hips without rigidity. Both allow a neutral palette to be lightened up by expressive accents—sky blue, soft pink, vanilla, emerald green, saffron, royal blue, and a variety of reds—alongside leathers, textured knits, and colorful jerseys with graphic patterns that add a youthful rhythm.

“The Fall-Winter 26 is not a return to the past; it is a way of reaffirming what was always there: dressing women and men with sincerity, respect, and humility, and imagining how, once these clothes enter someone’s wardrobe, they become theirs,” said Mattiussi.