Miami Swim Week, The Shows returns for another year, spanning May 29th to June 2nd, with seasoned emerging designers from across the globe joining together for the world's largest swim festival in the heart of the heat. The theme for this year's shows fixate on global representation, sustainability, and innovation. 

Miami Swim Week, The Shows 2024 will have over 50 events, 100 international and national designers, and over 20 satellite locations. The shows will make a splash into the ready-to-wear swim and resort style garment industry. The events have diverse programming spanning from runways, after parties, interactive panel discussions, networking opportunities, luncheons, and the list goes on. 

The goal of the swimwear runway shows are to showcase the evolution of swimwear, casting emerging artists into the limelight as well as feature big brands of the industry. With intent to catalyst new independent brands, the events will feature an array of designers from all over the world.

Amongst these designers is Ema Koja of Ema Savahl Couture. The brand features an avant-garde technology containing stretch mesh and moldable material with movement and comfort in mind. Ema’s design has the ability of optical illusion, allowing the body to be transformed giving customers a one of a kind sexy and confident look. 

Miami Swim Week, The Shows 2024 will be different than the previous 10 years by breaking the bounds of creativity in the industry. This new chapter will induct revolutionary techniques including AR, VR, virtual marketplaces, and Blockchain technology. 

Founder & CEO, Moh Ducis shared, “We are constantly innovating to create a bridge between wellness, beauty, and fashion. Miami Swim Week® TheShows exists to not just showcase brands, but to help identify the pain points for designers and connect them to the resources, consumers, and support they need to continue to elevate their businesses.”

Described as “more than just a runway show,” Miami Swim Week, The Shows 2024 will infuse a theme of sustainability in the programming. With sustainability and service being the driving force behind the vision, shows are partnering with volunteer organizations to spearhead beach cleanups and reduce plastic waste that lies on the beaches of Miami. 

For the 3rd year in a row, the week will kick off at SLS South beach May 29th at 8pm, in partnership with the non profit organization Little Lighthouse Fund. The venues for the show include but are not limited to; SLS, National Hotel, Queen Beach, Hyde Beach, Salvaje Miami, and Seaspice.

Miami Swim Week, The Shows was founded by Moh Ducis and is owned, managed, and trademarked by DCSW group. The DCSW groups vows to foster Business expansion and foster collaborative prospects. Ducis’s goal is to uplift brands into the niche market of ready to wear swim to the levels of mainstream brands. 

Some of the brands confirmed for the event are:

• Caribbean Brands: 11 Threads Roma, Carukia Swim, Gringa Swimwear Haitian Doll by Jo Bella

• Peruvian Brands: ADG Swimwear, Kene Kaya

• Colombian Brands: Amarotto Swimwear, Andrea Venturoli, DOB, Hera Sea

• USA Brands: Ashi B Fashions, Avisa Swimwear, Bikinis by Bridget, Blue Topaz Swimwear, Bonlete, HeartGlass, Hermine Swim & Apparel, HUMANS(LGBTQ+) Kadan Swimwear, Luxe Living Fashions, Mahogany Coast, Megan Mae, Milus Rose, Normal Culture, SAINT CLAIR, SALPICA ,Salty Mermaid, Slay Swimwear

• Brazilian Brands: Badi Swimwear, Glue Glue Moda

• French Brands: Banana Moon

• Cameroonian Brands: CYAR Swim

• Argentinian Brands: Flavia Palmiero

• Swiss Brands: Khonsu Swim

• UK Brands: Kita May Designs, Mars the label, Moda Minx

• German Brands: Lascana

• African Brands: Liberty & Justice, Lili Creation

• Mexican Brands: Liech Antel Swimwear

• Turkish Brands: Narc Swimwear

• Seychelles Brands: OJZ Seychelles

• Canadian Brands: Olivia London Swimwear

• Australian Brands: Omray Swimwear

• French/Chinese Brands: Relleciga

• Taiwanese Brands: Tempt Me, Yonique