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Day 2 – Fernando Alberto Atelier. Miami Swim Week

Miami Swim Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion Day 2. 

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Fernando Alberto Atelier

The closing show of the night opened with the creative, luxury-resort line of Fernando Alberto Atelier and featured sequined bikinis and bright flowing coverups. Hats and throws and wonderful fabrics. Glamorous pieces were presented that are sure to guarantee comfort and glamour to the buyers of this line, as Fernando Alberto presented their work on the runway. Flowing fabrics and decadent hats accented the line perfectly!

Fernando Alberto Atelier Fashion and creativity are in his bloodline, as he is a third generation fashion designer carrying on the family’s legacy of creating luxury garments for the modern-day woman. His designs show he appreciates a woman’s body and truly knows how to capture the beauty of it with his quality craftsmanship and creativity. His ready to wear garments, swimwear, and bridal gowns are exquisite and embody what Luxury Fashion is all about. Designer: Fernando Alberto

Day 2 – Fernando Alberto Atelier. Miami Swim Week

Fashion model Valerie Ehimhen walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Cameron Clark walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Hailey Thompsonn walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Kholood Breiche walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Kholood breiche walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Kristina Renaud walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Savanna Gann walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Joi Simone walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Fashion model Lindsay Elise walks for Fernando Alberto Atelier

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Photo by Natalie Svors. Exclusively for 24Fashion TV.

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