LOS ANGELES, CA – This August 14–16, Los Angeles Swim Week powered by Edgar Entertainment will bring California fashion to one of Los Angeles’ most exclusive neighborhoods, transforming the Modi Nochi Mansion in Bel Air into a private destination dedicated to swimwear, contemporary style, and modern luxury.
Taking place over three days, the event will bring together designers, models, fashion professionals, creators, media representatives, buyers, and invited guests for a curated program celebrating the evolving identity of California resort fashion. Against the backdrop of an exclusive Bel Air estate, Los Angeles Swim Week will offer an intimate alternative to the traditional fashion-week environment, combining runway presentations with industry networking and media opportunities.
The designer lineup will feature a mix of established and emerging California brands, including Hello La Girl, Sofico, Joy Sun, and additional designers presenting their latest collections. The program reflects the diversity of California fashion today, where swimwear, resortwear, lifestyle, and contemporary design increasingly intersect.
Rather than placing the collections within a conventional runway venue, Los Angeles Swim Week will use the setting of the Modi Nochi Mansion to create a more immersive presentation experience. The property will provide the backdrop for poolside swimwear runway shows, an elegant lingerie showcase, private industry gatherings, media activations, and networking throughout the three-day program.
The Bel Air location is particularly fitting for an event focused on California fashion. Los Angeles has long influenced global ideas around lifestyle, beauty, entertainment, and casual luxury, while the state’s relationship with beaches, pools, travel, and outdoor living has made swimwear an integral part of its fashion identity. Los Angeles Swim Week builds on that connection by presenting collections within an environment that reflects the lifestyle behind the clothes.
An international cast of models will bring the collections to the runway. The announced lineup includes Ofir Korsia, Miss Israel 2024, alongside Tara Boornazian, Caroline Jaquish, Faithlyn Derla, and additional talent from California and beyond. The combination of international and local models adds another dimension to an event designed to connect California’s creative community with a wider fashion audience.
Beyond the runway, the three-day gathering is intended to function as an industry platform. Designers today are expected to communicate their identity across multiple channels, from traditional editorial coverage and retail relationships to digital media, creators, social platforms, and visual storytelling. By bringing these communities together in one setting, Los Angeles Swim Week creates opportunities for participating brands to present their work while developing relationships that can extend beyond the event itself.
The event is produced by Edgar Entertainment, a company expanding its presence within the international fashion and entertainment industries through fashion weeks, pageants, talent representation, and media productions. Los Angeles Swim Week represents a continuation of that direction, combining fashion presentation with talent, content, media visibility, and industry connections.
For Edgar Entertainment, the format also reflects a broader shift in how contemporary fashion events are evolving. Runway shows are no longer simply presentations of seasonal collections. Increasingly, they operate as cultural and media moments where designers, models, photographers, creators, buyers, journalists, and audiences interact around a shared experience.
That approach is especially relevant in Los Angeles, a city where fashion exists alongside entertainment, film, music, digital culture, and social media. The boundaries between these industries continue to become less defined, creating new opportunities for designers to build visibility and reach audiences outside traditional fashion circles.
Los Angeles Swim Week aims to provide an elevated platform for participating designers while maintaining an atmosphere that feels distinctly connected to Southern California. The mansion setting, poolside presentations, international modeling talent, and curated guest experience are intended to create a fashion event that feels both exclusive and contemporary.
The focus on swimwear also gives the event a natural connection to the city itself. California swim and resort fashion is shaped not only by seasonal trends but by a lifestyle in which vacation dressing, beach culture, wellness, nightlife, and everyday fashion frequently overlap. From statement swimwear to sophisticated resort pieces, the category has become increasingly versatile, allowing designers to explore fashion beyond the traditional boundaries of the beach.
For emerging labels, an event of this kind provides an opportunity to introduce their creative identity in front of industry professionals and media. For established brands, it offers a new environment in which to present collections, develop collaborations, and strengthen relationships within the Los Angeles fashion community.
Across August 14–16, the Modi Nochi Mansion will become the center of that conversation. Runway presentations will meet private networking, fashion will meet entertainment, and California designers will have an opportunity to showcase their collections within one of Los Angeles’ most recognizable luxury settings.
By bringing together California brands, international talent, media, creators, buyers, and fashion professionals, Los Angeles Swim Week powered by Edgar Entertainment offers a fresh vision for the city’s resort-fashion landscape — one built around creativity, connection, visual storytelling, and the unmistakable energy of Los Angeles.
Event Dates: August 14–16, 2026
Location: Modi Nochi Mansion, Bel Air, Los Angeles, California
Produced by: Edgar Entertainment
