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MEN’S FASHION WEEK, NOVEMBER 15-16, 2025 in Miami

Florida Men’s Fashion Week – Third Season in Miami

What just a few seasons ago looked like a new experiment in men’s fashion has now become one of Florida’s key fashion platforms. Florida Men’s Fashion Week returns for its third season, happening November 15-16 at THE SET, 776 NW 21st Terrace, Wynwood, Miami FL 33127.

Two days, 25 designers from around the world, and one mission – to bring global creativity and modern menswear together in the heart of Florida. The official after-party will take place on November 15 at BotaniK Cocktail Garden, 2445 N Miami Ave, Miami, Wynwood, FL 33127, with guest designers and live entertainment. Host: Stunt Lifestyle, award-winning media personality.

Here are a few of the headliners joining this season’s lineup:

  • LUIS APONTE
    A fashion brand defining bold individuality and self-expression. Focused on premium materials and fearless design, Luis Aponte represents confidence and attitude. Returning for the second time with FMFW.
  • KERRON. R
    Born in Trinidad and Tobago, raised in New York, Kerron.R mixes island vibrancy with the energy of the city. His collections reflect identity, freedom, and self-expression – rooted in culture, crafted with a modern eye.
  • DOPE TAVIO (by Octavio Aguilar)
    Second season with FMFW. Known for his genderless, avant-garde streetwear, Octavio brings New York’s ’90s club-kid vibe into today. Each piece – made from shoelaces, belts, and vintage denim – is pure statement.
  • K-Bobby International (by Kenneth “K-Bobby” Edgar)
    From Emmy-winning hairstylist to fashion designer, K-Bobby blurs the line between hair, clothing, and identity. His collections mix couture energy with everyday rebellion – for those who live loud, love big, and break rules.
  • RIVESSE (by Ishan Sanghvi)
    Indian heritage with a New York twist. RIVESSE combines craftsmanship, culture, and detail, reimagining Indian traditions for the modern man.
  • Joseph Auren
    German designer Joseph Auren builds his collections on sharp silhouettes, geometric lines, and pure black-and-white contrasts. Minimalism, structure, and elegance – his signature everywhere from Paris to Los Angeles.
  • Eyo Annang
    Back for the second time, Nigerian designer Eyo Annang brings a modern Africa-inspired vision — mixing prints, textures, and contemporary tailoring with cultural pride.
  • Reside (Kyrgyzstan)
    Clean cuts, strong shapes, and a modern sense of place. Reside adds Central Asian craftsmanship to the global menswear dialogue.
  • The Stephen Collection
    Focused on fine tailoring and timeless design, The Stephen Collection celebrates structure, precision, and confidence in every piece.
  • THE ROOM by Juan Castillo (Colombia)
    Third season with FMFW. Juan continues to spotlight Latin American creativity, curating a new chapter of designers and ideas from across Colombia and the region.
  • VAL by Valeria Croatto (Italy)
    Closing the second day, Italian brand VAL presents “Valea for Men” — pure leather artistry made by Italian craftsmen. Tradition meets modern form.

Florida Supports Florida
FMFW continues its Florida Supports Florida initiative, giving local designers international visibility. This season, Skybina Kateryna, La Magnetique, and DrevelmaN take the spotlight. This section runs outside the designer-application process as a separate mission of the project – allowing viewers to discover bold new names emerging in Florida.

From Florida to the World.
Florida Men’s Fashion Week celebrates diversity, culture, and connection through style. The platform was created to bridge continents and highlight how fashion carries cultural codes that speak a universal language – from Miami to Milan, from Bogotá to Berlin.

The full schedule of runway shows, events, and after-party performances – including all addresses and links – can be downloaded as a PDF at www.fmensfw.com.
All updates and information are also available on our official Instagram @fmensfw.

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