Sent down the runway was a theme of patchwork designs that utilized denim and canvas textiles from items like rice grain bags and creating ready-to-wear swim looks with those same materials. Fashion designer and photographer Jose Alexzander turned a dress into a floral swimsuit to open the show. Love For Upcycling showcased recycled garments and textiles, opening its runway show with a live bikini-making exhibition.

Denim seen throughout the collection was finished in an ostrich-like pattern for denim pants with matching jacket cargo pants, and swimsuits for men and women. This show took place during Miami Swim Week in South Beach at the SLS South Beach. Humans The Brand showed off unisex styles worn by men, besides swimwear displayed by both genders. (Photo by Thomas Concordia/Getty Images for Miami Swim Week - The Shows) Getty Images for Miami Swim Weekīesides the comeback of Alvin Valley, some brands stole the spotlight, like Humans The Brand who collaborated with Black-owned jewelry brand The Sanxuary, and runway presentation from the fashion collective community of designers, Love For Upcycling. Swim Week The Shows at SLS South Beach on Jin Miami Beach, Florida. Ema Savahl is a couturier located in Miami, specializing in one of a kind hand-painted dresses, swimwear and face masks. But when focusing on your client, it has to be very specific.”Īlvin Valley: MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - JULY 09: A model walks the runway for Alvin Valley during Miami. In runway shows, now, you can open things up, and you can say, ‘This is my world, this is my vision for the world.’ Get more descriptive, essentially. It's different when focusing on your clients more than focusing on the runway. “The last runway I did was in 2020 during Covid in South Hampton. Valley has a business model intricately connected to his client and the people he works with, resurging his interest in a runway. We work with everyone from Italy, Portugal, Columbia, Turkey, and New York, but the whole concept is to be in places where people are touching the product.” Getting in front of the buyer and in front of the critics and in front of. So, it's a way to get my feet wet, also a step towards going into a more global sense. “I've done New York, Paris, but never Miami.

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Alvin Valley during Miami Swim Week The Shows at SLS South Beach on Jin Miami Beach, Florida. One model strutted her stuff in a skimpy floral print loincloth and matching itsy bitsy bra, while another rocked the design with an “upside down” bikini top in a bright turquoise blue.MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA - JULY 09: Designer Alvin Valley and Almendra Parraguez walk the runway for.

Here’s to all the girls under 175 cms,” she captioned a clip of herself in the itty bitty number.Įarlier in the week, an extreme take on the “loincloth” bikini trend dazzled spectators with its teeny tiny nature.Īustralian swimwear brand VDM The Label featured multiple “loincloth” bikinis, in an array of colours including pink, blue and orange. “Fun to not only be the designer of your own line but to walk for your line as well. The black two-piece had a racy mesh detailing that flashed the flesh as well as a G-string, proving bum-flashing bottoms are a popular new swimwear design. Haz tu selección entre imágenes premium de Wearing Ema Savahl de la más alta calidad. Meanwhile, designer Megan Mae Stevens wore a tiny black bikini when she walked in the show for her own swimwear label. Encuentra fotos de stock de Wearing Ema Savahl e imágenes editoriales de noticias en Getty Images. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Life By Style Collective Designer Megan Mae Stevens walked in one of her own racy numbers.

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