Runway Collection

The Luli Fama Fashion Show was held on July 18th, 2010 at the Raleigh Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida.  This year's Luli Fama swimwear show featured brightly colored halter-top string bikinis and several sexy cutout one-pieces and monokinis. The Luli Fama show was part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Miami.  The Miami Swimwear event is often abbreviated as 'Swim 2011 MBFW'.  Swim 2011 MBFW is held every July and attracts top swimwear designers and many fashionable celebs.  It is considered...Read Full Story

Designer Reyhan Sofraci walked the runway after the Aqua di Lara 'Qiss Qiss' 2011 fashion show.  The runway event featured the latest swimwear collection from Sofraci's Aqua di Lara on July 17th, 2010.  Aqua de Lara is a new high-end swimwear brand from Canada. The fashion show was part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim.  Also referred to as Fashion Week Miami, the annual event is held at the Raleigh Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida.Fashion Week Miami is coordinated with New York Fashion...Read Full Story

The Caffe Swimwear 2011 Show was held on July 18th, 2010 at the Raleigh Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida.  This year's Caffe Swimwear runway event featured several embellished Bandeau Bikinis along with colorful, feminine prints.  We've seen several celebs in bandeau bikini tops recently, including Nicole Scherzinger and Kate Moss.  Caffe is investing into the trend. The Caffe Swimwear show was part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Miami.  The Miami Swimwear event is often abbreviated as 'Swim...Read Full Story

Designers Lisa Maree and Veronique de la Cruz showed off their latest swimsuit collections at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week 'SWIM' in Miami.   In their signature style, they presented belly-baring string bikinis, cut-away monokins, and several crochet numbers. The 'Lisa Maree-Kooey-Aquarella-Lisa Blue' show was held at the Raleigh Hotel near South Beach.  Several other prominent swimwear designers, including Paola Robba and Reyhan Sofraci, also unveiled their 2011 collections as part of the...Read Full Story