Miami is turning fashion week into a five-day production. Miami Fashion Week 2026 runs October 13–17 in Miami, Florida, opening with the MIAFW Gala on October 13, followed by the MIAFW Summit on October 14 — a day of industry discussions on the future of contemporary fashion — and then three days of runway shows, October 15–17.
The programming is built like a media operation as much as a fashion one. The Summit puts conversation at the center, positioning Miami as a place where the industry’s next moves get debated, not just modeled. Satellite programming includes the Influencers Brunch and official Fashion Week gatherings, keeping the social and digital economy of fashion close to the runways where it belongs.
Karl Kani and a Deep Designer Bench
Karl Kani joins as special guest — a name with real weight in streetwear history and a signal that this week’s ambitions stretch beyond resort-wear clichés. The runway lineup includes Giannina Azar, Angel Sanchez, Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, Yas Gonzalez, Rene by RR, Adriana Cobo, Jenny Polanco, Marea Alta, Ojo De Leon, Renata Lozanc, and Lisu Vega.
That’s a bench with genuine commercial range, from established couture voices to emerging labels looking for their breakout moment. Five days, a gala, a summit, and a stacked runway slate: Miami isn’t just hosting a fashion week, it’s building one into the city’s business calendar.
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