01
Runway
The Colonnade
A 200-foot oceanfront arcade transformed into a working runway. Palms, marble, the Atlantic as backdrop.
The Venue
National Hotel, Miami Beach.
A 1939 Art Deco landmark on Collins Avenue. Taken in full for four days.
01 / The house
A 1939 landmark, taken in full.
One of South Beach's original Art Deco hotels, the National sits directly on the Atlantic — a single, complete building with its own beach, its own colonnade, and the longest infinity pool on Collins Avenue.
For four days, the entire property is ours. No shared lobby. No rotating crowd. The runway is built into the colonnade. Dinners are on the terrace. The Lounge takes over the spa. Programming flows from the beach deck to the salons to the rooftop — uninterrupted.
Hosted at
Address
1677 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL
Footprint
Whole building · 4 days
Capacity
600 curated guests
1939
Art Deco landmark
4
Days, building taken in full
205 ft
Infinity pool, the longest on South Beach
600
Curated guests on property
Collins Avenue · oceanfront
25.7907° N, 80.1300° W
02 / The spaces
Four rooms. One address.
02
Pool deck
The Long Pool
South Beach's signature 205-foot infinity pool becomes the stage for the Sunblock Party and afternoon programming.
03
Salons
Tamara & Blues Bar
Original 1939 lounges, restored. Quiet rooms for buyer dinners, press salons, and after-hours conversation.
04
Beach
Private Shoreline
Two hundred feet of private sand. Cabanas, sunrise wellness, sunset receptions on the deck.
Walk the property
Private tours by appointment, December through May.
Sponsors, partners, and press are welcome on property to walk the runway, the pool deck, and the salons before the season.
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