Destination: Miami, the three-day fashion event geared to the established and emerging resortwear market, will take place July 8-10 at the Eden Roc Miami Beach.
Over 90 brands were featured last July. Informa Markets Fashion estimates between 90 and 100 exhibitors this season.
“Destination: Miami is the premier contemporary fashion event for discovery of established and new-to-market resortwear collections,” said Courtney Bradarich, vice president of Coterie. “We want our attendees to come and be inspired by the collections on the show floor, network with industry colleagues and enjoy some much-needed self-care time.
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