On July 11th-14th, Swim The Globe made a splash at Miami Swim Week with beautiful prints, sultry swimwear, international designers, and a variety of musical acts and pop-up art and wellness products.
At the opening night soiree on Thursday, guests mingled under the tent, sipped Volcanic Vodka cocktails and were photographed with giant butterfly wings and with the step and repeat.
The shows that took place Friday included a poolside show by Peruvian brand Nalla Swim at 4pm followed by a 7pm Runway show by Mister George Collection (Artist) and a 9pm Runway show titled Greatest Luv by Viggo Fashion.
A Morning Wellness Pavilion was held Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9am-Noon with various product samples, pop-up shops and giveaways including Uberlube, Dermagym, Nalho, Istanbuleros, Velvet Sunglasses, presentations on Skincare, Health & Wellness and Yoga presented by Synergy Yoga at 10AM. Daily Pop-up shops featured immediate collections from the swim designers during Move The World Project from Noon-6PM.
Saturday included a 4pm Poolside show by Paul + Rade, a 7pm Runway (Group Show) with Plenilunio Brand by Colombian Designers Maria Antonia Jimenez and Valeria Restrepo, EK Dezoti by African designer Eryck Dezoti and Paul + Rade by Brazilian Designer Bruna Andrade and Los Angeles native Paul Hugo as well as a 9pm Runway Group Show Presented by The Coleman Group including Maly Swimwear, Ankara Delights and Versa-Lux by Florentine West, founder of Fort Lauderdale Fashion Week.
On Sunday at 7pm, the event came to an end with an Emerging Designer Showcase which included Sol + Sorbet by Gina Kravitz, Bikini Me Crazy and Abacaxi Keeni by Brazilian Designer Lana Meduric with the 9pm Closing Show featured Cioccolato Couture by Eastern European Influencer/Designer Eliya Cioccolato
The event which took place at the newly renovated Sagamore Hotel, known as the premier Fashion-Music-Art Hotel of Miami Beach, and the only hotel to have its own curator, Sébastein Laboureau, involved prominent street artists. Swim The Globe included a live mural painting by Mister George (George Nicolas Nader), nephew of renowned art dealer and owner of Gary Nader Art Center in Wynwood, Gary Nader. Additional art pieces by Skott Marsi were on display in the tents for all 4 days.
The Influencer Lounge was hosted in the cabanas by Paul + Rade based in Los Angeles, Reál Sangria and Viblok from Noon-6PM. Special raffles, swag bags and give-aways took place poolside on Saturday. Music Director Frank Delour’s Move The World Project hosted an array of chill DJs from his days at Cove in the Bahamas.
