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Mana Fashion Pop-Up Returns to Mana Wynwood for Holiday Shopping Season: Nov 3-5

Mana Fashion Services, a platform celebrating South Florida’s fashion professionals is calling everyone in Miami to come out to the Mana Fashion Pop Up at Mana Wynwood Convention Center, today and tomorrow!

This year marks the largest event yet, bringing together over 120 ethical brands, including local, Miami-made, and international labels. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a head start on holiday shopping, offering unique gift ideas for everyone spanning home goods, jewelry, wellness products, apparel, and more. 

Bringing the community of style enthusiasts together just in time for the holiday shopping season, Mana Fashion Pop Up returns with its third and largest pop-up this November 3-5 at Mana Wynwood Convention Center. Mana Fashion Services will bring over 100 ethical brands comprised of local, Miami-made, and International brands that embrace their small and ethical business ethos, offering gifts for everyone from home goods to jewelry, apparel and so much more. 

Attendees can choose from two ticket options, attending the VIP Opening on Night 1 (November 3rd) and gaining special fashion-insider access, mixing and mingling with the who’s who of Miami fashionistas, attend the exclusive fashion show by Faith Connexion, unveiling its FW24 collection in a see-now-buy-now format. Come sip cocktails, dine on hors d’oeuvres and shop til’ you drop! 

The entire South Florida community is invited to join with the family throughout the weekend on Saturday and Sunday from 12-7 PM for just $10 a ticket. At the Mana Fashion Pop-Up, consumers can meet with brand founders, and designers and get to know the creatives behind each brand. From local food vendors to fun activities, panel discussions and more – there will be something for everyone. 

“Mana Fashion Services is excited to bring the fashion community of South Florida together just before the holiday season, bringing gift ideas to life for friends and loved ones who will appreciate our ‘shop ethically and shop small business’ philosophy that we’re proud to promote,” says Aleksandra Sivokoneva, Creative Director for Mana Fashion Services. “Curating hundreds of items from candles to cover-ups, shoppers will check everyone off their holiday wish list with unique, one-of-kind items that support small businesses from near and far.”

Participating in the pop-up are several Miami-based brands including Bien Bien Miami, La Nadia Jewels, La Roja by Misha, Perry Walker Collective, and Taylor Dorry, alongside other local creatives and artists, such as Valeria Krasavina, a fashion illustrator and designer based in Miami.

In addition to the group of local Miami brands that will present their collections at the pop-up; a group of Ukrainian fashion designers including Iva Jewelry Ocean x Silk Statnaia Elena Reva Alice K Clothing Vivons Omelia Kris Maran Valery Kovalska Norba Malva Florea will also showcase their collections, directly benefiting brands from the war-torn nation.  

Mana Fashion Services, a subsidiary of Mana Common, is dedicated to connecting and empowering fashion professionals. The community it fosters spans designers, manufacturers, suppliers, buyers, and more, with a strong focus on sustainability and entrepreneurship. Located in Downtown Miami’s Flagler District, the organization is actively creating showrooms, a textile resource center, co-working spaces, and retail areas. Launched in April 2022, it has successfully hosted events like “Miami Talks,” Fashion Popups, Workshops, and more, making a notable impact during Miami Swim Week. Mana Fashion Services’ primary goal is to unite the fashion industry within the neighborhood, empowering one creative visionary at a time. Their broader mission is to establish a sustainable ecosystem that connects fashion communities across the US, Latin America, and beyond. The organization is actively working on the establishment of a textile lab/resource center and exciting partnerships with influential entities such as Vogue, Pantone, CFDA, and more. These initiatives are set to offer valuable support to their growing community. For more information, please visit www.manafashion.com.

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