ABOUT / Sami Miro Vintage
Sami Miro Vintage is a sustainable clothing company special- izing in limited run collections made from up-cycled fabrics as well as one of a kind vintage garments curated from all over the world and reworked in Los Angeles.
Founded in 2016 by designer and influencer Sami Miro, the brand has been featured in VOGUE, CFDA, Forbes, WWD, L’Officiel, Harpers Bazaar, PAPER, NYLON, ELLE, and more as the “it” sustainable label. SMV has been donned by the likes of Bella, Gigi & Anwar Hadid, Kylie & Kendall Jenner, Selena Gomez, Drake, The Weekend, Kim & Kourtney Kar- dashian, Hailey Bieber, Kaia Gerber and many more.
Most recently, Sami Miro Vintage debuted a 30-piece collab- oration with Heron Preston which walked the SS 2020 Paris runway and is currently launching in 117 retailers worldwide.
About Sami Miro Vintage
CELEBRITIES /Bella Hadid
CELEBRITIES / Bella Hadid
Red bouclé twinset with denim patch-detail
From SMV One-Off collection
New York 2019
CELEBRITIES / Bella Hadid
Bycicle-shirt with denim patch-detail
From SMV One-Off collection
Los Angeles 2019
CELEBRITIES / Bella Hadid
Orange denim jacket with denim patch-detail
From SMV One-Off collection
Paris 2019
CELEBRITIES / Bella Hadid
Shredded vintage jersey with “Super Chic”-print
From SMV One-Off collection
New York 2019
CELEBRITIES / Bella Hadid
Sliced vintage aviator
From SMV One-Off collection
Paris 2019
Sami Miro Vintage x Heron Preston
Vogue.com
PARIS,JUNE 18, 2019
by LUKE LEITCH
Swamped by admirers post-show, Heron Preston was asked about the words highs and lows written below his name and that of the season. He said: “Highs and lows? That’s life in New York. The concrete jungle. This collection is based on big-city life.” Fittingly, this was a show crowded with a broad range of collaborative fellow citizens. In partnership with Los Angeles–based Sami Miro there was an upcycled capsule entitled Natural Disaster (brave name) that included a strongly waisted denim dress and organza-like boob tube. Levi’s pitched in with a collaboration entitled Mistakes Are OK (another brave name), in which Preston worked to subvert the codes of the venerable denim brand by misplacing pockets, belt loops, and buttons. The opening suit in quilted white Tyvek was produced in partnership with the architecture practice Dattner, and the artist Robert Nava lent an angel painting that was reproduced on hoodies, denim, T-shirts and a blazer. Plus there was Gore-Tex-treated outerwear (liberally branded with Gore-Tex technical signifiers) in recycled polyester.
The unwelcome whale-tail sighting in womenswear apart—seriously, are we going there again?—this was a neatly assembled all-life-is-here cross section of citywear, running from bombers and field jackets in orange nylon cut in with bouclé to bright loose suiting (including a great yellow-cab print on a women’s short suit) and plenty of black nylon pieces that looked collaborative in spirit too. Nava’s illustrations lent an engaging energy to the pieces upon which they were applied, and smokily deconstructed shades of gray camouflage looked good in menswear. You could feel the love in the room for this most personable and positive of young American designers, and there were pieces in this collection for a broad demographic of Preston followers to cherish.
Spring-Summer 2020
Spring-Summer 2020 Collaboration
Spring-Summer 2020
Sami Miro Vintage x Kith New York
Sami Miro at Kith New York, 2019
Highsnobiety.com
CRe-assembled vintage denim jacket
From SMV One-Off collection x Kith
Shredded 90’s sweater
From SMV One-Off collection x Kith
Kith, Manhattan - Feb 2019
Los Angeles-based designer and model Sami Miro will be serving as co-host and personally greeting visitors between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. The pop-up will also be offering complimentary pre-made bouquets of flowers to women until 7 p.m.
Miro will be introducing her debut collection of vintage denim and repurposed fabrics, which will be available to buy at KITH locations. The special bouquets given out will incorporate exclusive fabrics from Miro’s collection in their packaging.