Beautiful beaches, sexy beach bodies and the most beautiful scenery, Miami Beach is hands down one of the best vacay destinations in the US.
OK, so we have bad rep. But there are people out there who find each other, get married, buy a house in Coral Gables or Belle Meade, and create 2.5 children. I know because I see them on Facebook.
How fitting that the launch party for Miami's glossy new magazine, Vault, was held at the decadent former Versace mansion on Ocean Drive (and not just because Vault's creator and founder, Barton G, owns it).
Nothing lifts our spirits better than retail therapy, and, thanks to Miami's healthy economy these days, there are plenty of boutique openings to keep us in a perennial state of bliss. We like to think of it as an investment in our mental health.
Who doesn't love a good house party, particularly when it's for Make-A-Wish Southern Florida?
The recent 11th Annual Women of Tomorrow Gala officially, as far as we're concerned, brought Miami's charity gala season to a smashing close.
Is there such a thing as social OCD? If so, we're surely afflicted. Our calendar last week was beyond eclectic.
We have too many valuable opportunities to learn and grow here that are just being missed.
Anyone who's hit Miami's Wynwood Arts District knows full well that some of the fastest action takes place in the wilds on the 'hood's Western edge. We speak of Awarehouse, that hot spot where an outstanding assortment of events occurs.
It's been one year since the Frank Gehry-designed temple of culture became the New World Symphony's home in Miami Beach, and, to celebrate, Artistic Director Michael Tilson Thomas hosted the ultimate gala: "An Evening of Suspense."
Not unlike Mardi Gras for foodies, the South Beach Wine & Food Festival is an unabashed love fest of food and wine in excessive proportions.
Ayesha D'Mello demonstrates how to make Indian tea (masala chai) at home. Enjoy chai with your breakfast in the morning, after lunch when you need a pick-me-up or on a rainy day.
Mr. Louboutin, the undisputed rockstar of footwear designers, made a stop at Bal Harbour Shops in celebration of his brand's 20th anniversary. Armed with candy-colored Sharpies, he took his time signing soles of shoes.