AMIRI Releases Its Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign

AMIRI returns to Los Angeles for its Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, Laurel Canyon Fever, bringing the spirit of the legendary California neighborhood to life through a late-night house party packed with musicians, actors, models and members of the city’s creative community.

Shot by Myles Hendrik, the campaign embraces an intentionally candid aesthetic, capturing the spontaneous energy and effortless cool of a night in Los Angeles. Soundtracked by “Here I Am” by The Hellp, the imagery reflects the carefree attitude at the heart of AMIRI while highlighting founder and creative director Mike Amiri’s enduring connection to the city that continues to influence his work.

That unmistakable West Coast sensibility carries into the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, which debuted on the runway in January. Drawing inspiration from the 1970s, the collection revisits the era’s silhouettes and codes through a distinctly modern AMIRI lens.

Relaxed tailoring is paired with Western-inspired details, leather, denim and eveningwear, while signature embroidery, flocked velvet and intricate embellishments add the house’s recognizable sense of luxury and craftsmanship.

Footwear also expands the collection’s vocabulary. Alongside established styles such as the Ryder boot, AMIRI introduces the Biscotto, a new silhouette that brings a softer, more refined sensibility to the brand’s footwear offering.

With Laurel Canyon Fever, AMIRI once again looks to Los Angeles—not simply as a setting, but as an ongoing source of inspiration for the people, music and creative energy that define the city.

Photos: Myles Hendrik