Miami Fashion Week® Returns October 20-25, 2025 With a Lineup of Global Icons, Latin American Visionaries, and Miami Talent

From legacy names to bold new voices, MIAFW 2025 will spotlight a dynamic roster of designers whose artistry is set to electrify the runway

MIAMI, Oct. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Miami Fashion Week^® (MIAFW) returns to Miami October 20–25, 2025 with a week-long celebration of style, sustainability, and culture. This year's edition will be an explosive fusion of global fashion powerhouses, Latin American innovators, and Miami's brightest emerging talent—cementing Miami's role as the most colorful crossroads of international fashion.

"Miami Fashion Week is where creativity meets opportunity," says Lourdes Fernandez-Velasco, Executive Director of Miami Fashion Week. "From emerging Miami talent to international icons, we aim to inspire collaboration, spark innovation, and showcase fashion as a force for culture and sustainability."

MIAFW 2025 kicked off on Monday, October 20 with a press conference at the iconic Freedom Tower at Miami Dade College (600 Biscayne Blvd.), a landmark that embodies Miami's rich cultural history and its enduring role as a gateway for creativity and innovation. Launching the week at this historic site highlights the city's unique blend of heritage and forward-looking energy, setting the stage for seven days of bold fashion, vibrant artistry, and international collaboration. Speakers and attendees included Lourdes Fernandez-Velasco (Executive Director, Miami Fashion Week), Commissioner Oliver G. Gilbert, III, Madeline Pumariega (Miami Dade College President), fashion designers, and more.

Program Highlights 

• Tues., Oct. 21
  • Fashion Show: Beatriz de la Cámara – (location: Mr. C Miami - Coconut Grove, check-in: 3:00 pm, show starts: 3:30pm) – Known for her romantic silhouettes that celebrate Spanish craftsmanship.
  • Fashion Show: Sitka Semsch – (location: Sitka Semsch at Shops at Merrick Park – Coral Gables, check-in: 6:00 pm, show starts: 6:30pm – A Peruvian visionary who fuses artisanal heritage with modern elegance, celebrated for her timeless luxury womenswear and dedication to sustainable, ethical craftsmanship.
• Wed., Oct. 22
  • MIAFW Summit with the Miami Fashion Institute (location: Miami Dade College, 9:00am - 6:00pm) – Under the theme "The Future of Fashion is Built Here," the Summit brings together more than 20 visionary speakers, designers, and digital pioneers for a day of immersive panels, keynotes, and innovation. The program will feature Nicole Miller, Naeem Khan, Angel Sanchez, Shantall Lacayo and other industry leaders exploring the forces shaping fashion's next frontier—from sustainability and technology to digital creativity and inclusive design. The Summit will culminate with the first-ever Digital Fashion Show by the Miami Fashion Institute.
• Thurs., Oct. 23
  • Miami Fashion Week Gala featuring Naeem Khan Fashion Show (location: Queen Miami Beach, event time: 5:30pm - 10:30pm) – International red-carpet designer renowned for his intricate beading, embroidery, and use of luxurious fabrics.
  • This is a ticketed event benefiting Miami Dade College's Miami Fashion Institute.
• Fri. Oct 24
  • Runway shows at Gary Nader Art Centre (location: 62 NE 27th St, Miami, FL 33137)
    • Fashion Show: Brenda Noy(check-in: 5:00 pm, show starts: 5:30pm) – Puerto Rican-born designer and artist based in Miami, celebrated for her sustainable, socially responsible approach, creating bold, ultra-feminine, and timeless garments.
    • Fashion Show: Jenny Polanco (check-in: 6:30 pm, show starts: 7:00pm) – Honoring the Dominican Republic's heritage with timeless elegance, a lifestyle brand that celebrates the country's artisanal craftsmanship, refined sophistication, and the radiant beauty of its people.
• Sat., Oct. 25
  • Runway shows at Gale Miami Hotel & Residences(location: 159 NE 6th St, Miami, FL 33132)
    • Fashion Show: Yenny Bastida (check-in: 6:00 pm, show starts: 6:30pm) – Venezuelan fashion designer celebrated for her bold, colorful, and textured ready-to-wear clothing, which is inspired by her country's culture and traditions.
    • Fashion Show: JHOAN SEBASTIAN GREY (check-in: 7:30 pm, show starts: 8:00pm) – Colombian-born fashion designer and winner of Project Runway Season 17, known for his eponymous brand's minimal yet intricate designs featuring knit leather and sustainable craftsmanship.

Supported by Miami-Dade County & Rooted in Inclusivity
With the continued support of Miami-Dade County, MIAFW is positioning Miami as a world-class hub for the fashion industry. The event not only attracts global attention but also provides a powerful platform for Latin American talent, inclusivity, and cultural diversity, strengthening Miami's role as a vital meeting point between North and South America.

Designer Benefits at MIAFW 2025
For the first time since Miami Fashion Week's inception, participating designers will gain exclusive access to the Mana Fashion Showroom, showcasing their collections to top buyers, retailers, and industry leaders. Designers will enjoy direct sales opportunities and shared promotional support from both Miami Fashion Week and Mana Fashion. The initiative also provides prestige and visibility within an internationally recognized fashion ecosystem. Designers will be invited to an exclusive private business roundtable with selected buyers—offering rare, high-level networking and deal-making opportunities.

About Miami Fashion Week^®
Miami Fashion Week^® (MIAFW), is officially recognized by the CFDA's Fashion Calendar Important Dates alongside New York, London, Paris, and Milan. Rooted in fashion, art, sustainability, and innovation, MIAFW bridges continents by spotlighting Latin American designers, international powerhouses, and Miami's own creative talent. Attracting global media, celebrities, and industry leaders, MIAFW offers a vibrant platform that is inclusive, sustainable, and unforgettable. For more information about MIAFW 2025, please visit www.miamifashionweek.com and follow @miamifashionweek.

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