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Kristin Cavallari promotes her Uncommon Beauty skincare line with a bikini photo campaign, highlighting the Enhanced Pineapple Peptide Nectar, while detailing how she prepped for Miami Swim Week—limiting alcohol and adjusting workouts due to a torn labrum—and noting she feels at her best balancing motherhood with her business ventures.
Model Sydney Towle, 26, who was fighting cholangiocarcinoma for three years, walked in a May 28 Miami Swim Week show produced by The Chemo Club and Post Swim, just weeks before entering hospice and passing away; her public posts and family notes celebrated resilience and embracing scars as strength.
Stassi Schroeder says online trolls made her feel insecure after walking in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Show at Miami Swim Week, but she praised the event’s empowering, girl‑power energy and said she’d likely do it again, adding she’s learning not to take online feedback too seriously as a mom of two.
Marissa Ayers, the swimsuit-model girlfriend of NFL QB Jaxson Dart, posted a July 4th recap featuring a patriotic sunset cruise and cave explorations in bikinis, underscoring her ongoing rise after walking in Miami Swim Week and highlighting the public connection to Dart.
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit veteran Christen Goff stood out at Miami Swim Week's Runway Show in South Beach, delivering steady, veteran-grade runway work as newcomers crowded the event; Alysha Newman was in Miami for the festivities.
Bethenny Frankel showcased her modeling skills at Miami Swim Week, wearing a bold leopard print swimsuit reminiscent of Salma Hayek's earlier look, highlighting the enduring popularity of animal print swimwear and inspiring a list of similar stylish options.
Bethenny Frankel responded to online criticism about her appearance after walking the runway at Miami Swim Week, emphasizing her natural body and healthy relationship with food and exercise, and highlighting the effects of makeup and lighting on her runway look.
Hanna and Haley Cavinder, known for their college basketball careers and NIL deals, made their runway debut for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit during Miami Swim Week 2024. The twins, who are returning for their fifth year at the University of Miami, continue to expand their brand while balancing their athletic commitments.
Celebrities including Alix Earle, Brooks Nader, and Lele Pons attended the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit fashion show during Miami Swim Week 2024 on June 1. The event featured numerous models and influencers showcasing the latest swimwear designs.
'80s supermodel Carol Alt, 62, made a surprise appearance at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit runway show during Miami Swim Week, showcasing her youthful physique. Alt credits her svelte shape to a raw food diet and consistent exercise. She has been following the raw food diet since 1996 and has written books about its benefits. Alt closed out the show alongside other SI Swimsuit veterans, emphasizing that women can be beautiful at any age and size.
Broncos cheerleader Berkleigh Wright and Nina Cash, finalists for the 2023 SI Swim Search, made their runway debut at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show during Miami Swim Week. Cash, a retired university associate dean, and Wright, a technical account manager and analyst, showcased their curves in various swimsuits. The event also featured SI Swimsuit veterans and cover girls, including Camille Kostek and Brooks Nader. The Swim Search aims to discover the next SI Swimsuit star, and readers can vote for their favorite model online until August 31.
Broncos cheerleader Berkleigh Wright and Nina Cash, finalists for the 2023 SI Swim Search, made their runway debut at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show during Miami Swim Week. Cash, a retired university associate dean, and Wright, a technical account manager and analyst, showcased their curves alongside other Swim Search finalists. The event featured SI Swimsuit veterans and cover girls, including Camille Kostek and Brooks Nader. Readers can vote for their favorite model online until August 31.
SI Swimsuit models made a statement on the runway at Miami Swim Week by wearing custom-designed pieces with empowering phrases and verbiage. The models chose quotes and words that were meaningful to them, which were then printed on crop tops, swimsuits, accessories, beach bags, and headwear. The looks included bold statements such as "My Body Is Not a Trend," "Currently Growing a Pair," "Boundaries Are Hot," "Love Always Wins," "Say Gay," and "Break the Rules." The event showcased a diverse group of strong and empowered women, making it a memorable show.
Norwegian-Swedish model Vendela Kirsebom closed the Miami Swim Week runway wearing her own line, Vendela Wear. The 56-year-old modeling legend, known for her appearances in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and major campaigns, stunned the audience with her runway looks. Other highlights of the event included panel discussions with female entrepreneurs and appearances by rookie Nicole Williams English and cover girl Brooks Nader. Kirsebom, who married Petter Pilgaard last year, continues to make waves in the fashion industry.
Supermodel Carol Alt, known for her appearances in the 1980s, made a fabulous return to the SI Swimsuit runway show at Miami Swim Week after almost 10 years. Alt, who debuted with the publication in 1981, wore a sleek white one-piece and matching sarong. The 62-year-old model has appeared on the cover of over 700 magazines and is also an author. Miami Swim Week is an annual event where brands showcase their swimwear lines and models gain exposure.