The Beauty of Sherbert Lemons
Sherbert Lemons brought a vibrant, playful energy to the runway during Miami Swim Week in a show that felt as much like a celebration as it did a fashion presentation. Produced by Exa Swim Shows, the experience carried a sense of excitement from the very beginning, setting the tone for a collection built on color, confidence, and style.
This was my second time attending an Exa Swim Shows production in a matter of two days, and my first Miami Swim Week season at their shows. Having seen Exa Shows the day before, I already had an appreciation for their level of production, but this night confirmed their brilliance. The model selection stood out immediately. There was a natural beauty to the lineup, paired with a feminine, playful approach on the runway that made each moment feel engaging without ever feeling forced.
The energy in the room continued to build as the show progressed. With the DJ setting the tone, the atmosphere carried a rhythm that the models naturally moved with. There was a sense of freedom in how they walked, expressive, and confident, which made the show feel alive in a way that goes beyond the designs itself.
The runway featured a strong lineup of standout models including Ashley Got, Noelle Leyva, Daniella Lapo, and Alanna, along with other familiar faces such as Danielle Moinet, also known as WWE’s Summer Rae, and Miriam Vasquez. Each brought their own personality to the runway, but what tied them together was a shared sense of confidence and ease that matched the spirit of the collection.
The show had an electric energy and never felt rigid or overly structured. Instead, it carried a light, energetic flow that made it easy for both the audience and the models to stay connected to the moment.
Captured by Rimmel for A Vision Supreme, my goal is to recreate the energy I felt during the show with the edit and music that feels authentic and seamless.
Experience the Sherbert Lemons show
