Same design, different color story: this AMI Paris cotton shirt also features the camp collar and patch pocket that characterize the model, crafted in Poland from the same pure cotton for the warmest days. It is a garment that does not seek surprise in its cut but in its consistency—the wide fit allows the fabric to move freely, while the open collar suggests a studied, rather than casual, informality. Worn over lightweight trousers or as a single layer on summer evenings, it conveys that idea of effortless style that has become Alexandre Mattiussi's recognizable vocabulary: a luxury that is indulged in, not declared.
Short, with thin straps, this pure cotton denim dress—made in Portugal—brings AMI Paris's femininity into a more playful register, almost like overalls reimagined as a dress. The denim has just enough stiffness to define the shape without disappearing into softness, and the adjustable straps leave the shoulders bare in an informal gesture, more suited to a summer day than a formal occasion. It can be worn on its own with flat sandals, or over a white t-shirt during the transitional seasons: a piece that plays with the codes of the men's denim wardrobe to return them in a light, unpretentious form.
