Trends from The Runway

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THE CLASSIC BANDEAU acting as the most universal canvas for designers to express their new ideas for print. At PARAISO we saw some florals, bold neons, and attention-grabbing textures.

Luli Fama

HANDICRAFT embellishments galore! The platform became and epicenter for the designers’ expression of their most creative manual craft, inspiring the inner playfulness with the overwhelmingly popular crochet and macramé techniques.

Raquel Zerbib x Normaillot

VOLUME SLEEVES proved to be a versatile addition to this year’s shows, as they brought elegance in a bold, conspicuous manner.

Maaji

CONTRAST PANELS added invigorating updates to classic styles, clashing colors and print.

Agua Bendita

SEXY STRAPPING was a key feature, showing once again how a simple strap update brings renewed appeal to swimwear.

Beach Bunny

ASYMMETRY  had a strong presence in both classic and bold silhouettes and prints. Some even added volume textures to accentuate the flattering characteristics of asymmetry.

Agua Bendita

SPARKLE AND SHINE provided a universality and versatility to both swim and resort wear, as consumers sought after multipurpose pieces.

Silvia Tcherassi

ANIMAL BRIGHTS were a staple, to say the least. Traditional prints were revisited and rekindled with bold neons and brights.

Maaji

STAPLE STRIPES never fail to make their impact. This year wasn’t any different yet saw some stimulant new color clashes and palettes.

Luli Fama

Last, but not the least, FLORALS  amplified the Miami atmosphere in a retro, more dialed down way. Make no mistake, bold florals did not fail to make an impression either.

Agua Bendita

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