Held at the Wynwood Pavillion in Miami's Wynwood Art District, the grand and happening fashion event which was founded by Beth Sobol of Sobol Fashion Productions, Inc., ran for four consecutive days and attracted a larger-than-life fashion crowd consisting of media representatives, potential buyers and celebrities from all over United States, the South American countries, the Carribean islands as well as international participants from Russia, Italy, Spain and more.
The Fashion Week kicked off with the lingerie/swimwear show followed by the Barbados Caribbean Showcase and the Miami Style Showcase featuring the best designers in
The list continues with Brazil’s Tereza Santos and Aline Alcântara, Panama’s Federico Visuetti, Jaime Luna and Edda Gonzalez, India’s Suhani Pittie, Paridhi Sahai, Chandni Munjal and Peacock Couture, Mexico’s Julia y Renata, José Maria Torre, Marvin & Quetzal, Maringo and Samuel Burstein, Italy’s Fernando Bustamante, plus many more designers from Spain, Peru, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Peru, USA and the Caribbean islands of Barbados and The Bahamas.
Also put to the showcase are students from A.i. Miami International University of Art and Design and the Universidad Autónoma del Caribe from
The duo's much-anticipated menswear collection, designed by Hemant, was launched at the fashion week, followed by a presentation of the womenswear collection. The duo too were awarded with 2007 Designer of the Year at Miami Fashion Week. The week-long fashion celebration finally ended with star-studded 2007 Miami Moda & Music Awards hosted by Candela Ferro and Poncho de Anda with special live performances by several Latin recording artists.
*Photos courtesy of Miami Fashion Week.
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