ESPACIO VOGUE MIAMI
As a part of Miami Swim Week 2026, DELALÚ presented the newest collection of deluxe scarves, "Origin".
Runway presented May 30, 2026 - Paraiso Miami Swim Week, Miami Beach, FL
Miami Swim Week is widely recognized as one of the world's leading platforms for swimwear and resort fashion. Each year, it brings together designers, buyers, media, influencers, and fashion enthusiasts from around the globe to celebrate creativity, craftsmanship, and the future of resortwear.
From May 28–31, 2026, Miami became the center of the international swim and resort fashion industry once again. Among the event's most anticipated showcases was Vogue Miami's Espacio Vogue, a curated platform highlighting emerging and established brands that are shaping the future of fashion through distinctive design and storytelling.
This year, DELALÚ had the opportunity to be part of this remarkable experience.
Presenting at Espacio Vogue Miami represented an important milestone for DELALÚ, allowing the brand to share its vision with an international audience and connect with fashion professionals, content creators, and consumers from diverse market.
The runway presentation demonstrated the versatility of DELALÚ scarves, integrating them into contemporary resortwear looks that reflected both elegance and individuality.
Looking ahead
As DELALÚ continues to grow, experiences such as Miami Swim Week serve as a reminder of the power of design to connect people across cultures and borders.
We are grateful to everyone who supported our journey, visited our showcase, attended the runway presentation, shared our work, and helped bring DELALÚ to one of the most influential fashion events in the world.
This is only the beginning.
Runway highlights
The opening look
A total of five 'Tide' scarves - three oversized and two twillies - were used to open to Bad Bunny's "DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS".
The signature edit
Draping with our 'Adrift' scarf, this look was Vogue Mexico's Editor in Chief's favorite.
The grand finale
The showstopping final look, made with three oversized 'Mother' scarves and twillies as a neck piece.
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