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Swimwear brands from around the world came to Miami Swim to show their Spring and Resort 2019 collections this weekend.

Everyone who’s anyone in swim travels to Miami to showcase their lines at the Cabana, Hammock or Swim Show trade shows.

Throughout the week, many brands host runway shows, dinner parties and events.

All of the surf industry brands in attendance were happy that they had decided to come to Miami Swim and were booked with back-to-back appointments throughout the weekend.

A few trends stood out among both surf and fashion swimwear brands:

Cuts: High-hip (french cut) and high-waisted bottoms, specifically with a thick waistband, are in almost every line. Bandeau tops in a variety of silhouettes are increasingly popular.

Colors: Navy blue and earthy tones such as copper, clay red, burnt orange, brown and tan make an appearance in most lines. Pops of mint, peach, coral and violet are sprinkled throughout many collections as well. Gold and mustard yellow, which were very popular for 2018, are still sprinkled in but are losing popularity.

Prints: Animal print, color blocking and retro stripes are strong prints for Spring and Resort 2019. Feminine and retro florals are popular as well.

Fabrics and detailing: Textured fabrics such as ribbing and seersucker, are included in most collections. Knotting details such as lace-up sides on one-pieces and tie-front tops also make appearances in many lines.

Check out photos from Miami Swim and see what’s trending for 2019 in the slide show:

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  Roxy's Roxy McKnight, Yvonne Clements, Sasha Hartloff, Hannah Conner and Kiki Prince

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  Roxy included a high-hip bottom and a lace-up one-piece in their collection

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  Roxy's cover-ups tie back to the swimwear

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  Boardriders wants to grow Roxy's swim line - SES file photo

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  Billabong Women’s Account Rep Jennifer Liss Holty, Florida and Caribbean Sales Rep Erin Bouchard, President Shannan North, Majors Sales Rep Mandie Gates, Senior Swim Designer Breanna Garcia, VP of Sales Deanna Jackson, UK Country Manager Owen Dallimore and Merchandise Manager Erin Ebejer

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  Hurley NA Women's Commerce Manager Somer Harris, Women's Sales Rep Molly Dilworth, Hurley model, Sales Rep Michelle McMillan and Sales Rep Ian Soto

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  Hurley focuses on creating functional swimwear

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  This Hurley top is reversible

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  RVCA hosted a boxing class to celebrate the launch of their women's sportswear collection

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  RVCA's ANP Collection

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  RVCA expanded their solids collection

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  RVCA includes tan and navy in their line

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  O'Neill Director of Marketing Maria Sass and Design Director Sarah Premo

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  O'Neill's high-hip, high-waisted bottom

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  O'Neill's retro striped bandeau

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  This wrap one-piece is one of O'Neill's best received items

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  Rhythm Women's team: Daniella Ciano, Malena Steris-Lyles and Marshall Graves, and Rhythm model

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  Rhythm's brown bikini ties in well with their prints

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  Rhythm's high-hip, high-waisted bottom

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  Rhythm includes color blocking and pops of color in their line

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  Rhythm added more accessories to their line

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  L*Space Merchandiser Brittany Fielding and Sales Director Debby Martin

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  L*Space's key stories for the season

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  L*Space launched loungewear and knits

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  Volcom Swim Sales Rep Kyla Brennan, Jessica Martin, Designer Marina Hamm, Melissa Dias, Specialty National Sales Manager Vicky Latour-Schwarzenbach and Florida Sales Rep Kelsey Lesesky

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  Neutral pinks and purples like this Volcom one-piece are popular for Spring 2019

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  High-waisted bottoms and bandeaus are popular cuts for Spring 2019

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  Volcom expanded their line to include sizes XS to 24

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  Kaohs Sales Rep Emmalee Hershberger, Kaohs Owner Allison Hoffmann, and Tammy Green of the Showroom by TAG

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  Kaohs includes brown and animal prints in their line

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  Kaohs' runway show had a western theme, which is reflected with this suit and its silver studs

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  This Kaohs one-piece looks like a bikini from the front and is a key story for the season

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  The back of the Kaohs one-piece

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  Electric Sales Rep Chelsey Hunt, Women's Brand Manager Abbie Crane, and VP of Marketing Megan Brunner

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  It was Electric's first time at the Cabana trade show

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  Electric's Hampton and East Hampton frames

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  This Maaji one-piece is a leading style for the brand

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  Maaji's adjustable high-waisted bottom and bandeau top

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  Maaji's swimwear is created to be customizable for the consumer

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  Maaji included shimmer fabric in their Spring 2019 lines

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  Body Glove Swim Manager Todd Davis, Active Manager Mike Vavak and VP of Sales and Marketing Noah Gellis

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  Body Glove launched the "Create Happiness" campaign that stemmed from their national yoga tour

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  Elastic detailing does well for Body Glove

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  One-pieces continue to be strong for Body Glove

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  Issa De' Mar's Marissa Eveland and Melissa Jasniy

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  Issa De' Mar's earthy red one-piece

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  Issa De' Mar has feminine, yet functional swimwear

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  Issa De' Mar's muted tropical one-piece

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  Kulani Kinis Owners Daniella Atkins and Alexander Babich

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  Kulani Kinis highlighted vintage florals for the season

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  Vix Account Executive Jessica Revallier and Production Manager Lindsay Raymond

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  Vix includes high-waisted bottoms and bandeaus in their line

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  Vix launched a capsule for their e-commerce site

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  Brixton Marketing Director Adriana Matthews and Marketing/PR Coordinator Ashley Holthaus

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  Stone Fox features many dark neutral colors in their line

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  Retro florals like this Stone Fox one-piece are incorporated in many lines

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  Acacia's retro floral one-piece

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  Acacia's textured fabric and v-cut top

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  Rich browns like this Solid+Striped bikini are popular for the season

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  Animal prints such as this Solid+Striped bikini are popular as well