Shop All the Looks From Miami Swim Week 2022

The hottest, most stylish swimwear is right here!

SI Swimsuit took over South Beach this past weekend to take part in the annual PARAISO Miami Beach, Miami Swim Week festivities. If you haven’t seen SI Swim’s full 2022 Runway Show from W South Beach for Miami Swim Week, you can watch it now here! SI Swimsuit models showcased the hottest new swimwear which are now available for you below. It’s time for another edition of Shop the Look.

Olivia Ponton

SI Swimsuit 2022 rookie Olivia Ponton dazzled in looks by Normaillot, Cynthia Rowley and Antigua. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Brooks Nader

Four-time SI Swimsuit model Brooks Nader brought the heat to the Miami Swim Week runway in looks by Left On Friday, Matte Collection and DOSMARQUESAS. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Georgina Burke

SI Swimsuit rookie Georgina Burke wore looks by BAHIA MARIA, Left On Friday and her own line, Burke NYC, on the Miami Swim Week runway. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Christen Harper

Christen Harper wowed everyone wearing looks by La Gotta Swimwear, Cynthia Rowley and ARK Swimwear at Miami Swim Week’s runway show. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Katie Austin

Radiant, stunning and show-stopping are just a few adjectives describing Katie Austin’s looks by Normaillot and Acacia at Miami Swim Week’s runway show. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Jasmine Sanders 

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Jasmine Sanders simply dazzled in looks by Thaikila, Patbo and Riot Swim. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Camille Kostek

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In classic fashion, Camille Kostek danced her way down the runway, and looked amazing doing so in looks by BAHIA MARIA, Agua Bendita, Left On Friday and Gigi C. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Nicole Williams English

The 2023 SI Swimsuit rookie, who announced her first pregnancy on the runway, was glowing in her looks by Normaillot, Bather and Netta. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

Ashley Byrd

Ashley Byrd amazed in looks by Normaillot and Fella Swim on the buzzing runway. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Manju

This may have been Manju's first runway show but we couldn’t tell. She walked in looks by Bananhot Bikinis, Patbo and Analina. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Shannon Burton

We can still see the jaws drop over Shannon Burton and looks by BAHIA MARIA. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Joely Live

Joely Live was a walking vision in swimsuits by Lain Snow, Normaillot and Selia Richwood. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Mady Dewey

Mady Dewey appeared ever so graceful on the Miami Swim Week runway, sporting looks by Maygel Coronel, Cynthia Rowley and Selia Richwood. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Janell Williams

Swim Search finalist Janell Williams walked in the PARAISO Miami Beach event wearing suits from Thaikila, Agua Bendita and Acacia Swim. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Hunter McGrady

Hunter McGrady knows how to make a statement and so do these looks by Fashion Nova, ASOS and SKIMS. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Michaela McGrady

Older sister to SI Swimsuit model Hunter McGrady, Michaela McGrady slayed her first SI Swimsuit runway in looks by JMP and Fashion Nova. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Denise Austin 

Denise Austin looks absolutely incredible walking alongside daughter Katie, walking in looks by MIKOH and Navy Ray Swim. (Photographs by John Parra/Getty Images)

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Needless to say, the SI Swimsuit runway show at Miami Swim Week took our breath away. From the veterans, to the new Swim Search models walking for the first time to our special guests, every woman brought something unique to the table.

Watch the full show here in case you missed it.