Art Deco Elegance (1920s–1940s)

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Bold geometric patterns, pastel hues (coral pinks, aqua blues, mint greens), neon signs, and nautical motifs—Miami’s Art Deco architecture is like walking into a timeless fashion runway. From iconic oceanfront hotels on Ocean Drive to streamlined facades, it’s the epitome of vintage glam.

Style: Flapper-inspired fashion, elegant suits, sailor stripes, chrome accents, and mirrored finishes.

Mid‑Century Modern & Miami Modern (MiMo)

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Post‑World War II brought sleek minimalism with a tropical flair—open sofas, breeze block walls, curved edges, and pastel interiors. MiMo buildings shimmer with retro-futuristic style, often paired with pools and palms.

Style: Wide-shoulder sunglasses, pastel suits, mid-century prints and resort-wear.

Design elements: Glass walls, flat roofs, decorative blocks, and streamlined curves.

Latin & Cuban-Inspired Vibes (1960s–1970s)

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With Little Havana at its core, Miami’s cultural identity was reshaped by Cuban and Caribbean influences. Tropical prints, guayaberas, ruffled shirts, bright accessories, and gold accents.

Fashion: Floral shirts, bright dresses, straw hats, statement jewelry.

Cultural: Café Cubano, domino tables, salsa rhythms, neighborhood street festivals.

MODERN MIAMI CHIC (1980s - TODAY)

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Neon, yacht culture, Latin pop, and sleek global style define modern Miami. The silhouettes are bolder, the energy higher, and fashion more fearless than ever.

Style: Linen blazers, bold prints, oversized sunglasses, tropical slip dresses, and sneakers with flair.

Design Influences: Streetwear, contemporary art scenes (Art Basel, Wynwood), rooftop bars, and designer hotels.