Miami is once again cementing its position as a rising fashion capital with the return of Florida Men’s Fashion Week, now in its second edition. Scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at the Hilton Miami Aventura, this year’s event promises a vibrant display of international flair, featuring 25 menswear collections from designers representing 13 countries, including the U.S., Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, Nigeria, Angola, Thailand, Italy, Vietnam, Ukraine, Switzerland, Lebanon, and Argentina.
Among the standout participants is The Room Concept by Juan Castillo, a designer favored by Latin American stars such as Maluma, Prince Royce, Marco, and Pablo Alboran. Also joining the roster is Maison Du Mec by Jow Ashdjian, a Middle Eastern brand celebrated for its precision tailoring and contemporary silhouettes.
Other notable participants include Hardcore Fashion, a label embraced by celebrities like Ryan Garcia, Tyga, and J Balvin, as well as Thailand’s Anuruq Jaidee. Spanish designer Mariano Moreno will also make a splash by unveiling his first-ever men’s collection, crafted exclusively for the Miami runway.
Returning to the event is Val, the renowned Italian leather brand created by Valeria Croatto, which was well-received during the debut edition. Joining the lineup are also brands like Tanaciti, Smart Swimsuits, Idol Jose, Kenneth “K-Bobby” Edgar, Akimota, and more—offering an eclectic mix of styles from swimwear to urban couture.
Beyond the runway, Florida Men’s Fashion Week will host a pop-up event featuring 35 designers, where attendees can purchase ready-to-wear pieces and exclusive one-of-a-kind creations directly from the creators.
In addition to fashion, art will play a central role this year. The MOA Art Fine Gallery will curate a special art exhibition featuring a new collection by Victoria Unikel, blending the worlds of design and visual expression. To wrap up the weekend, the closing party will include a live car painting performance by Famous Artlanta and a high-energy show by the Nikoza Girls.
Continuing its commitment to nurturing local talent, the event will spotlight emerging designers through the Florida Supports Florida initiative. This year, three local brands—DM20, Dress Club Collection, and La Magnétique—will be featured, giving them a platform to present their collections on a global stage.
With an exciting mix of fashion, art, and culture, the second edition of Florida Men’s Fashion Week is shaping up to be a defining moment for Miami’s style scene—celebrating global diversity while uplifting local creativity.
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