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Alexandre Mattiussi wakes up Paris with elegance for his latest Ami show


The Ami show is undoubtedly one of the highlights of Paris Men’s Fashion Week and this season is no exception to the rule. On this fourth day of Parisian fashion shows, Alexandre Mattiussi, founder and designer of the brand, invited his audience to take a seat in front of a reconstruction of the facade of a Haussmann building. An ode to the City of Lights which was also reflected through the brand’s fall-winter 2024-2025 collection. Here are all the highlights to remember.

The highlights of the Ami fall-winter 2024-2025 fashion show

Alexandre Mattiussi is used to big surprises. After Audrey Tautou, Vincent Cassel, Isabelle Adjani and Charlotte Rampling, the designer also welcomed several personalities this season. From the start of her show, singer Lou Doillon appeared in a long brown double-breasted coat and a pair of lace-up leather boots. Actress Diane Kruger in a midnight blue suit followed, before giving way to Laetitia Casta who closed the show with elegance thanks to her enveloping coat tied at the waist.

The front row of the Ami show is often one of the most complete of the Paris Fashion Week shows. The French were also well represented with Vincent Cassel, Isabelle Adjani, Panayotis Pascot, Mélanie Thierry, Guillaume Diop and Juliette Binoche. The latter was also seated next to the American actress Fran Drescher, known worldwide for her role as Fran Fin in the series A Nanny from Hell. Alexandre Mattiussi was able to count on the support of young talents from across the Atlantic including Dominique Fishback (Swarm), Ross Lynch and Hunter Doohan (Wednesday).

Plunged into darkness, the scene of the new Ami fashion show was inspired by the dawn breaking over Paris. An image that seemed to run through this fall-winter 2024-2025 collection composed of elevated essentials thanks to the creativity of Alexandre Mattiussi. The latter relied on the essentials of our wardrobe such as the long coat or suit pants to offer versions that are both elegant and melancholy. The cuts, always very precise at Ami, this time welcome softened volumes and a form of reverie characteristic of this new collection.

We love to hate it and yet it seems that Bermuda shorts are back. During the Ami fashion show, several models cut at the shin made their appearance. Fluid models available in midnight blue, beige or striped with this cut that stops at the shin, characteristic of the famous Bermuda shorts.