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�� FEATURES 86 FASHION EN POINTE INDULGE taps into the trend of dance-inspired fashion with the help of Miami City Ballet dancers modeling the latest designer runway looks and ready-to-wear ensembles.

98 STREET STYLES We scoured Miami hot spots to find 11 real people wearing their everyday fashions.

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ON THE COVER Miami City Ballet dancers Alexander Peters, Jennifer Lauren and Renan Cerdeiro photographed in July 2018 at Miami City Ballet. On Alexander: Jacket, shirt, shoes and backpack by Off-White, pants by Versace from Saks Fifth Avenue at Brickell City Centre. On Jennifer: Top and skirt by Calvin Klein 205W39NYC; jewelry by Tiffany & Co. On Renan: Hat by Off-White from Saks Fifth Avenue at Brickell City Centre; pants by Diesel, jacket by Palm Angels from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops.

Photography: Nick Garcia Fashion and styling: Elysze Held Hair: Danny Jelaca Makeup and grooming: Osvaldo Perez

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�� THE LOCAL 19 HOME ON THE RANGE Channel your inner prairie girl with these looks that are perfect for fall.

20 THE ’80S CALLED And they want you to know: Everything that was cool then is cool again.

22 WORTH THE SQUEEZE Playful pops of orange light up men’s fashion this season.

24 LAUNCHING NOW Breast Cancer Awareness Month shines on the Fontainebleau. Plus: Aventura Mall’s latest high-end shops; a new scent from Louis Vuitton; an app that delivers cars to your door; a $1,000 manicure inspired by Beyoncé.

28 CULTURE Meet Miami City Ballet’s new executive director. An innovative concert series begins at New World Symphony. The Institute of Contemporary Art Miami welcomes an on-the-rise digital artist.

30 BEAUTY Former University of Miami springboard diver Doris Glenn Richards has created an ingenious line of workout underwear. Also: Dr. Loretta Skincare keeps your face fresh.

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34 MY 305 STYLE Michelle Sussett, a 23-year-old singer from Miami by way of Venezuela, made us proud on American Idol. She knows how to rock a great look, too.

36 PHILANTHROPY Easterseals South Florida’s 2018 Small Miracles Luncheon drew leaders from the worlds of business and media.

40 SOURCE Mrs. Mandolin, the new Design District lifestyle boutique from Anastasia Koutsioukis, is as mystically transportive as her beloved Aegean bistro.

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�� 62 RECIPE At KYU in Wynwood, head chef Raheem Sealey channels his St. Croix upbringing to coax the most flavor out of every dish.

66 POUR Belly up for a drink at six of Miami’s top hotel bars.

THE MOVERS

70 NEIGHBORHOOD Brickell is booming, and Ramona Messore of Saks Fifth Avenue at Brickell City Centre leads us on an insider’s tour.

43 RAINMAKER Eva Hughes conquered the world of print media in an illustrious career at Condé Nast. And now: podcasts, public speaking and fashion programming.

46 EDUCATOR Florida Memorial University’s new leader, Dr. Jaffus Hardrick, has ambitious goals — and he plans to achieve them in style.

48 SANDAL STAR Carrie Johnson, the CEO of sustainable flip-flop company Samba Sol, is just trying to save the world, one pair of shoes at a time.

50 FASHIONISTO Chris Adamo is a media professional on a hot streak: 650-plus days and counting wearing the same brand of Hawaiian shirt.

54 ENTREPRENEURS If Eye Ever, a new brand of lensless frames from Suzan McDowell and Glaja Mayne, shows the artistic side of fashion.

74 STAYCATION New in the heart of Miami, the SLS Lux Brickell tempts you to go big or go home.

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79 ESCAPE Picturesque foliage and flawless fall weather make now an ideal time to take a trip to New England’s coastal and country towns.

104 PARTY INDULGE hosted guests at Cosentino’s new Miami showroom, and partnered with Ocean Sotheby’s International Realty for the magazine’s first event in the Florida Keys.

106 INDULGENCE Daring unisex jackets adorned with archival Prada prints are colorful, contemporary and cool.

THE LIFE 57 DISH Miami’s best brunches: 20 places to satisfy your weekend cravings for eggs, mimosas and more.

�� ERRATA IN THE AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2018 ISSUE, THE NAMES OF HAIR STYLIST PASQUALE CASELLE AND JEWELRY DESIGNER DANIELLA KRONFLE WERE MISSPELLED. INDULGE REGRETS THE ERRORS.

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enim-preferred. Black-tie invited. Backyard chic. Snappy casual. Business relaxed.

Party invitations I’ve received lately are either getting incredibly specific or increasingly vague in dress codes, depending on how you look at it.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned about fashion in my time at INDULGE, it’s that clothing is about personal expression and creativity, not brands and labels. In a place as culturally and socially diverse as Miami, we have a daily front-row seat at everyone’s personal runway show. It’s a mix of careful curation and anything-goes that so many of you manage to wear so well.

We try to emulate that balance in our annual Fashion Issue. First, on the haute side, we partnered with Miami City Ballet for our cover feature, dressing several of the company’s preeminent dancers in the latest fall looks from Naeem Khan, Oscar de la Renta, Angel Sanchez and other top design houses.

We accented the outfits with literally millions of dollars of jewelry from Orianne Collins and Tiffany & Co. to complete our Fashion en Pointe spread that begins Evan S. Benn on page 86.

Editor in Chief To show Miami’s other fashion side — the clothing we wear to brunch on the beach, to go shopping in Wynwood, to meet friends for a drink — we took the Bill Cunningham approach to street photography: going around town with a camera on our neck and notepad in our hands (p. 98).

The fashion thread runs throughout this issue, from the media pro who rocks the same brand of Hawaiian shirt every single day (Fashionisto, p. 50) to the CEOs who run an eco-friendly footwear company (Sandal Star, p. 48) and an innovative line of lensless eyewear (Entrepreneurs, p. 54). Men’s fashion, women’s fashion, it’s all here — right down to the daring, unisex Prada jackets that close out the magazine (Indulgence, p. 106).

Jeans or tux. Little black dress or long flowing gown. Remember that dress codes are nothing more than an invitation to express yourself, flash your creativity and show the world what style means to you.

KEEP IN TOUCH! For editorial consideration: editor@miamiindulge.com facebook.com/MiamiIndulge @INDULGEmiami @MiamiIndulge and @EvanBenn

“…Cole Haan Washington Grand Tassel loafers in navy peony nubuck.”

“…funky earrings with a piece of crystal hanging from brass half-moons.”

“…two Kichu Wraps for my trip to Malta!”

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PRESIDENT AND PUBLISHER ALEXANDRA VILLOCH EDITORIAL Editor in Chief Evan S. Benn “…an H&M kimono dress and silver Alexa Chung loafers.”

Contributing Design Director John Michael Coto Miami Herald Special Publications Manager Roberto Hernández-Alende Contributing Beauty Editor Jennifer Scruby Contributing Style Editor Claudia Miyar Contributing Stylist Elysze Held Contributing Editorial Assistant Christiana Lilly “…a fab camouflage jacket Contributing Writers Stephanie Sayfie Aagaard, with silver accents.”

Eric Barton, Angela Caraway-Carlton, Lauren Comander, Christie Galeano-DeMott, Caitlin Granfield, Aurora Dominguez, Nicole Martinez, Amanda Mesa, Marcia Morgado, Erin Michelle Newberg, Becky Randel, Dori Zinn Contributing Photographers Felipe Cuevas, Nick Garcia, Manny Hernandez “…Jacques Marie Mage Contributing Hair and Makeup Artists Danny Jelaca, Rory Lee, Osvaldo Perez sunglasses — the Torino frames in onyx.”

Contributing Social Media Manager Katrina Vargas Vila University of Miami Intern Carolyn Batchelor Color Correction Wilbert MooYoung Marketing and Community Partnerships Director Lourdes M. Alvarez

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hat are you going to wear?” I’ve heard those words for as long as I can remember, from the time I was 6 right up until my ripe old age of… well, you get the point: This eternal fashion question never goes out of style. Early on, we ask it in an effort to belong, to blend in. I never wanted to be the girl in a flouncy white eyelet dress while my friends proudly paraded their Z. Cavaricci jeans.

OK, I think I just dated myself!

Today, fashion is part inspiration, part imagination, and completely your own. This fusion is artfully expressed in our cover story by contributing stylist Elysze Held and photographer Nick Garcia, who capture Miami City Ballet dancers in page after page of stunning looks. The cover shot, which now ranks as one of my all-time INDULGE favorites, is like a personal trend board with a “mad about plaid” focus, bursting with unexpected colors and embellishments.

A sense of revival ushers in each new fashion season, and this fall’s style renaissance is all about the ’80s. Tune into style editor Claudia Miyar’s throwback frequency in Lesley DeCanio The Local (p. 20), as she curates sparkly chandelier earrings, an autumn-hued sequined dress and a couture boombox clutch — really.

We love sharing shopping experiences that sweep you off your feet. Think lifestyle rather than retail at the charming Mrs. Mandolin in the Design District (Source, p. 40). Its Aegean-inspired vibe surrounds you from the moment you step in.

Browse this lovingly curated store, filled with artisanal home furnishings and apparel, or pause for a delectable Greek pastry and Per’La coffee. You’ll walk out with a unique treasure or a tasty treat — as well as a big smile.

Want another reason to smile? Check into the new SLS Lux Brickell for a posh Staycation (p. 74). It’s an ideal base to rediscover Brickell, the focus of our Neighborhood column (p. 70). We asked Ramona Messore, VP and General Manager of Saks at Brickell City Centre, to be our local guide to these booming blocks, and her picks are perfect. I’ll add one more: the corner sofa that faces east at the SLS Lux’s Secret Garden — my favorite spot.

In Dish (p. 57), we deliver 20 delicious brunch spots to savor. Request an outdoor table at Amara, pairing its breathtaking Biscayne Bay views with warm yuca cheese puffs. Or lounge on Quinto la Huella’s patio with an order of unlimited rosé. Wear whatever makes you comfortable. Remember, the ’80s are calling, and these brunch picks will encourage you to find those stretchy waistbands!

Don’t forget to explore one of Miami’s top hotel bars — we’ve got six to recommend in Pour (p. 66). I especially like the Commodore Club at The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, a sophisticated lounge where you can sink into a leather sofa and soak in the richness. And, oh yeah, the cocktails rock.

There’s a lot going on in Miami this fall, and plenty of places you don’t want to miss. What are you going to wear for all this fabulousness? Whether you choose something inspired by our Fashion Issue, or go with a closet classic, we hope you let your personal style shine as brightly as our amazing city.

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1. Isabel Marant Runway. Isabel Marant, 175 Northeast 40th Street, Miami; 305-576-7180; isabelmarant.com. 2. Ralph Lauren Printed Linen Blend Sweater, $498. Ralph Lauren, 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour; 305-861-2059; ralphlauren.com. 3. Gucci Turquoise Horn Necklace, $1,150. Gucci, 342 San Lorenzo Avenue, Coral Gables; 305-441-2004; gucci.com. 4. Etro Leather Belt with Embroidered Jeweled Buckle, $700. Etro, 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour; 305-868-5971; etro.com. 5. Etro Silk Dress with Nouveau Western Print, $2,310. Etro, 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour; 305-868-5971; etro.com.

6. Saint Laurent Patchwork Shirt Jacket in Bourbon and Coffee Suede, $4,990. Saint Laurent, 149 Northeast 40th Street, Miami; 305-704-4144; ysl.com. 7. Fendi Pink Crocodile-Embossed Ankle Boots, $1,190. Fendi, 150 Northeast 40th Street, Miami; 786-655-5400; fendi.com. 8. Chloé Marcie Suede Satchel Bag, $2,350. Chloé, 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour; 305-861-1909; chloe.com.

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1. Tresor Dazzle Chandelier Earrings, $11,250. Kirk Jewelers, 142 East Flagler Street, Miami; 305-371-1321; kirkjewelers.com. 2. Marc Jacobs Iconic Stripes Neon Oversized Sunglasses, $140. Marc Jacobs, 3930 Northeast Second Avenue, Miami; 305-864-2626; marcjacobs.com. 3. Attico Sequin Mini Dress, $660. The Webster, 1220 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach; 305-674-7899; thewebstermiami.com.

4. Versace Runway. Versace, 186 Northeast 39th Street, Miami; 305-573-8345; versace.com. 5. Balmain Buffalo Plaid Gold Button Cardigan, $2,150. Intermix, 1005 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach; 305-604-6353; intermixonline.com. 6. Judith Leiber Couture Boom Box Crystal Clutch, $5,995. Neiman Marcus, 385 Aragon Avenue, Coral Gables; 305-576-3501; neimanmarcus.com. 7. Miu Miu Oversize Marbleized Denim Jacket, $1,810. Miu Miu, 190 Northeast 39th Street, Miami; 305-341-9342; miumiu.com. 8. Jimmy Choo Romy 100 Pumps, $795. Jimmy Choo, 360 San Lorenzo Avenue, Coral Gables; 305-443-6124; jimmychoo.com. 9. Balenciaga Classic City Graffiti Bag, $2,580. Balenciaga, 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour; 305-864-4931; balenciaga.com.

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4. Bottega Veneta Runway. Bottega Veneta, 9700 Collins Avenue, Bal Harbour; 305-864-6247; bottegaveneta.com. 5. Tom Ford Suede and Mesh Low-Top Sneakers, $890. Tom Ford, 103 Northeast 39th Street, Miami; 786-749-2600; tomford.com. 6. Hermès Etriviere Shopping Bag, $1,975. Hermès, 163 Northeast 39th Street, Miami; 305-868-0118; hermes.com.

7. Prada Nylon Socks, $210. Prada, 152 Northeast 41st Street, Miami; 305-438-2280; prada.com. 8. Valentino Palm Tree Bomber Jacket, $2,450. The Webster, 1220 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach; 305-674-7899; thewebstermiami.com. 9. Biscayners Sunrise Orange Sunglasses, $65. Camila Canabal Shop, 328 Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne; 305-588-9900; biscayners.com.

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THE POWER OF PINK

Can’t keep up with all the high-end fashion openings at the Aventura Mall (aventuramall.com)? Don’t get your fancy scarf in a knot: We’ve got you covered.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October is packed with ways you can contribute to research and support survivors. Among the annual highlights is the Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Miami/Fort Lauderdale Walk (komenmiaftl.org) at Bayfront Park on October ��, which aims to raise more than $���,���. The American Cancer Society (cancer.org) hosts its Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk on October �� at Marlins Park, hoping to bring in more than $���,���. And Fontainebleau Miami Beach (fontainebleau.com) turns its facade pink for the month; inside, the resort’s shops, restaurants and spa will donate a portion of proceeds to breast cancer charities.

Furla: Leather bags and wallets are the stars of this Italian brand established in 1927 and known for its understated elegance.

Indochino: A global leader in made-to-measure apparel, Indochino has opened its first Florida showroom.

Jimmy Choo: The Aventura boutique showcases men’s and women’s shoes, plus everything you need to accessorize in style.

The Shoe Box: You’ll find 70-plus footwear designers, including Stuart Weitzman and Sergio Rossi, along with attentive customer service.

Fashion at the Museum

The Shoe Box

Next time you tour the galleries at Pérez Art Museum Miami and dine at Verde, its bayfront restaurant, don’t miss the chance to stop by its shop. It is open to the public and has become a goto for gift-worthy clothing, jewelry and more thanks to its curated selection of one-of-a-kind items.

Latest finds include a Native American-inspired piece from Oropopo, an acrylic necklace from Pono and an Argentinemade mixed-medium piece from the Iskin Sisters. pamm.org.

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DJ Michelle Pooch

By Eric Barton

Fresh Scent In the Middle East, a fine fragrance gets all the respect of rare jewelry, with a unique scent creating a personal calling card. Master perfumer Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud took inspiration from the Middle East’s culture of perfume for Ombre Nomade, the first unisex scent from Louis Vuitton.

Made from oud, the wood from a tree native to Southeast Asia, Ombre Nomade is imbued with an animalistic mustiness for a rare and refined aroma. Available at LV’s Aventura and Miami Design District boutiques from $330. us.louisvuitton.com.

Inspired by Cleopatra Mathematician, mother, medical scholar and ruler of an empire, it would be difficult to find a stronger inspiration for female empowerment than Cleopatra.

Which is why Miami-bred fashion designer Lia Fernandez used the Egyptian pharaoh as a starting point for her new sunglass company, Ms. Eyecon.

Fernandez launched the brand this summer with an inaugural collection called Cleo, the first of several lines inspired by female trailblazers. The Cleo shades have a classic throwback rounded frame, with a “third eye” design in the center, evocative of Cleopatra-era tiaras.

Some frames are embossed with 24-karat gold, perfect for your next conquest. mseyecon.com.

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LOVE, HIP HOP AND NAILS DJ Michelle Pooch might be best known for her VH� reality show, Love & Hip Hop Miami, but these days she’s focused on her Get Nailed Bar in Wynwood and coming soon to South Beach.

There is, of course, a DJ booth, plus free Rémy Martin cocktails to get the party started. Services range from a $�� manicure to the $�,��� Queen Bey treatment that features products infused with real gold. getnailedbar.com.

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By Eric Barton

THE DIRECTOR

As a child obsessed with ballet, Tania Castroverde Moskalenko learned to dance from fellow Cuban refugees after she arrived in Miami on a Freedom Flight in ����.

Her career in the performing arts led her to top front-office jobs at theaters in Illinois, Indiana and Tennessee. And now she’s returned home to be Executive Director of Miami City Ballet. “When I left, I believed it was temporary,” Castroverde Moskalenko said. “It took me a long time to make it back.”

She joins Artistic Director Lourdes Lopez at the ballet, the world’s only dance company to be led by two Cuban American women. Castroverde Moskalenko will keep the company financially sound while Lopez oversees the artistic side. “I love and I’m really passionate about the work I do,” Castroverde Moskalenko said. “The strength of finance is what keeps the ballet going.” Miami City Ballet opens its ���8-’�� season on October �� with two George Balanchine masterpieces — Concerto Barocco and Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. � — as well as audience favorite Company B. miamicityballet.org.

The Musicians New World Symphony

The New World Symphony continues its tradition of performing contemporary and innovative music in its state-of-the-art Miami Beach theater with its Sounds of the Times series. The three-concert program begins September 29 with Empire State of Mind, led by conductor Michael Linville with the symphony’s percussion fellows. The series continues with performances December 8 and February 16. Tickets are $30-$60. nws.edu.

The Artist Sondra Perry

On-the-rise artist Sondra Perry, 32, explores topics of black identity, digital culture, black American history, feminism and power in Typhoon coming on, her special exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami. To immerse the visitor, Perry’s work uses blue-screen technology and 3D avatars made from internet footage. The show remains plugged in through November 4. icamiami.org.

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the local BEAUTY

By Jennifer Scruby

My

BEAUTY

BLACK BOOK

BURN NOTICE

SOLEIL TOUJOURS MICRO MIST “I carry this incredibly light organic sunscreen with me to use throughout the day.” soleiltoujours.com.

JUMP AROUND

FAST TWITCH “It’s an elite training facility sponsored by UnderArmour.

A truly inspiring place to work out.” trainfasttwitch.com.

TWO STEP

DANCEBODY “A great, high-intensity dance class with amazing instructors. You’ll use muscles you never knew existed.” dancebody.com.

ELASTIC FANTASTIC

MIAMI FLEX “Better than a massage: Alexander Da Silva is a flexologist who has worked with the Miami Dolphins. You leave feeling a lot taller and perfectly aligned.” miamiflex.com.

ONE STOP

PEACE OUT

TATA HARPER AROMATIC BEDTIME TREATMENT “Sleep is huge for fitness. I keep this on my nightstand. You roll some onto your palms and breathe it in. It’s so calming.” tataharperskincare.com.

GIRLS’ NIGHT

PLANTA SOUTH BEACH “My favorite place to go with my girlfriends. I love the plant-based sushi.” plantarestaurants.com.

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GEE BEAUTY “I often walk straight from Barry’s Bootcamp to see Natalie Gee. She’s great for mani-pedis, and she tints my lashes and brows so I don’t need much makeup.” geebeauty.com.

GLOWING REVIEWS When Myriam Zaoui (pictured, above left) — the Parisian cofounder of The Art of Shaving — moved to Miami, she found a new dermatologist: Dr. Loretta Ciraldo (above right).

Once she discovered Ciraldo’s genius, she also discovered her next project. Dr. Loretta Skincare (drloretta.com) merges Zaoui’s mastery of essential oils and aromatherapy with Ciraldo’s cuttingedge scientific knowledge.

Each multitasking treatment is loaded with medical-grade ingredients and therapeutic oils.

Meanwhile, special light-screening agents protect skin against visible aging. “New research shows that aging isn’t all about UVA and UVB damage,” Ciraldo said. “We also have to think about computer light, indoor pollution, climate conditions and other irritants.”

A star of the regimen is a powerful retinol serum that boosts the natural repair process, leaving skin smoother, fresher and firmer.

Zaoui, a born tastemaker, oversaw the delicately graphic, blush-pink packaging. Next up: a broadspectrum sunscreen. Count us in.

STEPHANIE COWAN (DANCEBODY)

As a springboard diver at the University of Miami, Doris Glenn Richards trained twice a day, won three national championships — and developed a serious aversion to damp workout clothes. Then, it hit her: “What if there was a fast way to put on fresh underwear without having to change out of my leggings?” This is where Sexy Sweaties (sexysweaties.com) comes in. The product of Richards’ original vision, these exquisite, semi-sheer panties feature a gusset that attaches with two snaps, so you can swap in a clean, dry one in seconds or go insta-commando. They’re perfect for active and stylish people like Richards, a young mom who finds time to get to the gym.“It’s hard for me to go to sleep at night because I’m so excited about the workout I’m going to do in the morning,” she said.

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By Christiana Lilly

THE STORE

“I love Zara clothing — they always keep it classy but cool.” Zara at Brickell City Centre, 701 South Miami Avenue, Miami; 305-377-9893; zara.com/us.

THE HAIR

THE BAG

“I like the style of this bum bag from Topshop.

It’s really cool and colorful. I don’t like boring bags, same with my shoes.” Topshop at Aventura Mall, 19507 Biscayne Boulevard, Aventura; 305-931-5764; us.topshop.com.

my 305 style MICHELLE SUSSETT The 23-year-old singer from Miami by way of Venezuela made us proud on American Idol this year. She sure knows how to rock a good look, too.

“I got my hair and makeup done at Sean Donaldson for the CMX Cinema first anniversary party and I loved it.” Sean Donaldson at Brickell City Centre, 701 South Miami Avenue, Miami; 786-646-9390; seandonaldsonhair.com.

THE LASHES

“Linda Trujillo is one of my best friends. We moved from Venezuela around the same time, and she always had a dream of having her own salon. She does my lashes all the time.” instagram.com/ flirtylashesmiami.

THE SUNNIES

“Dolls Kill is a unique online store that has brands from all over.

They’re really cool, very different.” dollskill.com.

THE BIKINI

“I love bikinis, especially this Swim Indah piece that mixes florals with a white border.”

ISHINE365 at Plymouth Hotel, 318 21st Street, Miami Beach; 786-812-0069; ishine365.com.

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“I like to get my manicure at Vanity Projects.

A matte color, stiletto nail shape and two accent nails.”

Vanity Projects, 151 Northeast 41st Street, Miami; 786-292-3442; vanityprojectsnyc.com/miami.

THE HEELS

“I really like these Steve Madden shoes because they’re original. The brand always goes the extra mile when it comes to creating new styles.” Steve Madden at Dadeland Mall, 7535 North Kendall Drive, Miami; 305-663-0043; stevemadden.com.

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David Barkus

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Tico Casamayor

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Jorge Plasencia “Calvin Klein suit.”

Patrick Eloi

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Christina Boomer Vazquez

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Nanette Molina

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“Ted Baker sheath dress with Mexican handmade necklace.” Maggy Beguiristain

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Tell us about what you’re wearing WHAT: Leaders from the worlds of business, media and philanthropy rallied together to support Easterseals South Florida at the 2018 Small Miracles Luncheon.

WHERE: Hilton Miami Downtown.

WHO: Loreen Chant, Easterseals South Florida’s President and CEO, presented an award to Holland & Knight, accepted by David Barkus, ESSF’s Executive Committee Chairman. Board member Stephen F. Rossman surprised Easterseals team member Karen Lopez with the Karen Rossman Impact Award, given in memory of his wife. All donations were matched by a grant from The Batchelor Foundation.

WHY: For more than 75 years, Easterseals South Florida has been helping individuals with developmental, physical and mental disabilities, autism, Alzheimer’s and other special needs.

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“Diane von Furstenberg dress.”

Ady Arguelles

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Matthew Roth

“Ferragamo tie, Italian custom suit.” Eric Vainder

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the local SOURCE The new Design District lifestyle boutique from Anastasia Koutsioukis is as mystically transportive as her beloved Aegean bistro.

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hen Mandolin Aegean Bistro popped onto the Miami restaurant scene nine years ago, its charming outdoor garden café was a welcome addition to what was then an up-and-coming Design District. The food was — and still is — consistently incredible, and the hospitality made Mandolin shine even brighter.

The restaurant has a way of transporting you to the Aegean Sea, with Moroccan-style glasses filled with crisp rosé and blue-on-white plates holding shareable, crave-worthy dishes. The hosts — Ahmet Erkaya and Anastasia Koutsioukis, New York transplants whose passion for fine dining is matched only by their love for each other and their family — have a knack for making diners feel as though they are guests in the couple’s home.

While Erkaya ran the kitchen, Koutsioukis managed the front of house, documenting snaps of the restaurant’s leisurely sophistication on her Instagram account, @mrsmandolin. Fast-forward nearly a decade later: Mandolin is thriving among the ramped-up luxury of the Design District, and Koutsioukis has embarked on her next big project.

Here’s TO YOU, MRS. MANDOLIN

CONCEPT STORE AND CAFÉ Having made its grand opening this summer, Mrs. Mandolin — a concept store and café peddling specialty coffee and Greek pastries, household wares, and garments embodying the Aegean spirit — was a logical progression for Koutsioukis. A perennial entertainer with a penchant for travel, she imagined Mrs. Mandolin as more of a lifestyle boutique than a retail store.

“Mandolin truly is our life and it’s our style,” Koutsioukis said. “The Aegean is a special place to us. Those artisan treasures that we find and that end up in our home are the conversation pieces that tell the story of our lives.”

Part beach house, part souk, Mrs. Mandolin is a treasure chest filled with Koutsioukis’ dearest findings. The majority of housewares were sourced during her travels throughout Greece, Turkey and Morocco. Vintage Anatolian handcarved wooden cutting boards, for example — with some dating to the 19th century — are priced around $350 and work just as well for food prep as they do as serving pieces. Turkish towels, Moroccan pillowcases and throws, and sea-foam Moroccan glassware range from about $12 to $65.

MADE WITH LOVE An array of Koutsioukis’ fashion-designer friends have pieces lining the space, from airy kaftans and Grecian sandals to delicate baubles and swimwear. Garments from celebrated brands like Loup Charmant and Carolina K transition seamlessly from pool-lounging to bar-hopping.

“I really want our retail offerings to be less about the piece and more about the woman,” said Koutsioukis, whose own aesthetic includes breezy tunics and dainty jewelry.

She’s also focused on carrying emerging as well as established local jewelers. A pair of brightly colored, abstractly geometric earrings by Miami newcomer Pili Restrepo are sure to make a statement, while Miansai’s classic gold cuffs are simple yet attention-grabbing.

Careful to blend high-end and low-priced pieces with vintage goods and luxurious scented bath treats, Mrs. Mandolin is a thoughtfully curated market emulating the blissful ease of the Mediterranean coast. An extension of Koutsioukis’ personal brand and life, Mrs. Mandolin is like a window into her festive, inspired heart.

“Everything here,” she said, “is made with love.”

WORDS BY NICOLE MARTINEZ / PHOTOGRAPHY BY FELIPE CUEVAS

Anastasia Koutsioukis, top, stocks her new Mrs. Mandolin store with pieces from her fashion-designer friends. “I want our offerings to be less about the piece and more about the woman,” she says.

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Mrs. Mandolin, 4218 Northeast Second Avenue, Miami; 786-420-5110; mrsmandolin.com.

Part beach house, part souk, Mrs. Mandolin features a nook that serves specialty coffee and Greek pastries as well as displays of goods that owner Anastasia Koutsioukis and her husband source from their trips around the world. Vintage cutting boards find a home next to hand-painted pottery, while local and internationally known fashion brands for women live in symbiosis.

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Eva Hughes She conquered the world of print media at CondĂŠ Nast.

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the movers ‘The goal is to turn Miami into a fashion hub and offer Latin America a fashion school that’s closer than New York or Europe.ʼ

VITALS 45. Born in Spain and raised in Miami, Eva Hughes is a fashion and media expert who rose to the top of the publishing world. After a four-year stint as editor of Miami-based Selecta magazine, Hughes’ editorial career catapulted into the big leagues when, in 2002, Condé Nast tapped her as editor in chief of Vogue Latin America, then based in Brickell. In 2012 she moved to Mexico City and became CEO of Condé Nast Mexico and Latin America. The impeccably mannered young woman with a soft Spanish accent and bright smile traveled the world, navigating multimillion-dollar decisions and transforming titles like Vogue, Glamour, GQ and AD into digital media powerhouses. She left Condé Nast and Mexico last year to return to Miami, where her new business model includes running her own consulting firm, Adira; hosting a weekly podcast, Eva Talks; and leading public speaking engagements. Miami’s Italian fashion school, Istituto Marangoni, recently recruited her to join its advisory board.

THE MAGAZINE GRIND “It wasn’t a Disney tour. I learned through hard work: You fall, get up and try again. For 20 years it was nonstop, 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., weekends included.”

MORE WITH LESS “Once we did a 600-page Vogue book [Mexico and Latin America] plus a Vogue Hair supplement, plus Vogue Man, with two art people in Miami, one in Mexico and two local writers.

It was grueling.”

LESSON LEARNED “Have empathy on yourself. I was very hard on myself and, as a consequence, others.”

family-oriented, all about unity and values. The name Adira called my attention: noble, feminine, strong — unique and incredible characteristics. I like that it’s powerful, but in the sense of having the power to transform, create change, do new things, make a difference.”

PODCASTING FROM HOME “I structure my podcasts using my CEO training: I research and contact guests, write intros and questions, tape the podcast, then add music afterward. All from here, at home, with a microphone and computer.”

FASHIONABLE PROGRAMMING “Istituto Marangoni is a fabulous project.

I’m programming the new Conversations With… series — securing high-caliber guests within an educational context. The goal is to turn Miami into a fashion hub and offer Latin America a fashion school that’s closer than New York or Europe.”

GREATEST INFLUENCE “My mother. I was 13 when she was diagnosed with leukemia and thought she was going to die. She told us, ‘All I ask is that whatever you do, you’ll do it with passion, integrity, dignity… and be the best.’”

ECO-FRIENDLY FASHION ADVICE “I’m more conscious now about the environment when I make a purchase. There is no problem in repeating outfits. I mean, how many white T-shirts and pairs of jeans do you really need?”

ALWAYS AT HAND “My phone! And my reading glasses.”

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CONSULTING WITH A TWIST “I created Adira Consulting under very broad terms, but it’s focused on fashion, retail, education and commerce. I want to do projects where I engage and learn.”

HAPPINESS IS… “Finding a balance between being a go-getter and having more of a private life.”

WHAT’S IN A NAME “I love the name Adira. My sister is Jewish, and I’m Catholic, but I love the Jewish religion. It’s very spiritual,

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Dr. Jaffus Hardrick Florida Memorial University’s new leader has ambitious goals — and plans to achieve them in style.

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s the new president of Florida Memorial University, Dr. Jaffus Hardrick has set a challenging yet achievable target: triple student enrollment from its current level of about 1,200 undergraduates.

How does the veteran educator plan to accomplish that in the coming years? A combination of partnerships with other schools like Florida International University, expanded online and certificate offerings, and a heavy push of FMU’s STEM programs.

“Part of my goal is to build bridges from Florida Memorial University to the community, and vice versa,” he said, adding that he wants to “connect the university with other institutions of higher learning in our city.”

he did the same thing at Baylor University, where he worked as assistant provost for academic affairs and assistant vice president for human resources.

“I think [being selected by FMU] was because of my impact and influence on the community and the institution,” Hardrick said.

A native of Dothan, Alabama, near the Florida and Georgia borders, Hardrick earned a doctorate in higher education from Baylor, a master’s degree in education from Prairie View A&M

CREATING A LEGACY FMU, a historically black university that is celebrating its 50th year in Miami Gardens, tapped Hardrick to be its next leader over the summer. For the previous decade, he held dual roles at FIU: vice provost for student access and success, and vice president for human resources. He’s used to wearing multiple hats —

University, and a bachelor’s degree in sociology from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

The legacy he left at FIU includes partnerships he helped create with Miami Northwestern and Booker T. Washington high schools aimed at promoting college. He also helped form a summer bridge program called the Golden Scholars that allowed high school graduates

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‘I’ve always raised the bar when it comes to fashion.’

who didn’t meet college admission requirements to take college courses over the summer. If they did well, they could migrate into the regular academic semester at FIU. “These students are first-generation students from low economic backgrounds, and, because of the programs, they’re graduating in four years,” Hardrick said.

DRESSING THE PART He knows how to use fashion to his advantage, too, favoring Armani suits and other sharp ensembles.

“Everywhere I’ve worked, I’ve always raised the bar when it comes to fashion and for men to dress in a professional way,” he said.

“I think when individuals dress the part, it does something for your image and it says something about the organization you represent.”

Good luck to the student or colleague who hopes to catch him wearing clashing patterns.

“I love casual as well, but I like to make sure I match. I don’t even go to Publix unless I’m dressed appropriately.”

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Today she’s holding her morning latte in one hand while making plans with her eldest daughter, who’s about to head off to her freshman year at Florida State University.

In a few moments she’ll shift gears to her ecoconscious footwear company, Samba Sol, where she serves as chief executive and creative director.

She’s dressed head to toe in gear from Carbon38, a women’s fashion/activewear site that Johnson says she’s addicted to.

Who could blame her for wanting to be sportychic and comfortable when running her own professional and personal empires?

‘ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES’ She stepped into the CEO role in 2013, resurrecting Samba Sol from a dormant brand with basic designs — plain flip-flops with flag emblems from various countries — to one with vibrant and varied looks for women, men and children. More than that, Samba Sol has a message: Respect the planet.

“I saw the endless possibilities of Samba Sol because of the sustainability factor,” Johnson said.

All of the company’s sandals are made with biodegradable Brazilian rubber, and the manufacturing process has a low carbon … ahem … footprint.

“It is all natural,” she said of her products.

“There are no toxins. And we recycle and reuse all of our waste.”

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A-LIST CELEBS AND PARTNERS The concept has caught on with celebs like Amy Adams, Ben Affleck and Natalie Portman, all of whom have been seen sporting Samba Sol flipflops. Brands love them, too. The Delano and Kimpton Angler’s in South Beach have worked with Samba Sol on custom collaborations for retail sale or as amenities for VIPs. A patron of the arts, Johnson recently partnered with the National YoungArts Foundation to have four alumni create designs for Samba Sol. Their sandals are now available for sale online, with proceeds going back to YoungArts and to the artists themselves.

“Art and the art of fashion is such an important part of who we are at Samba Sol and an important part of who I am as a person,” Johnson said. “I knew from the beginning that our mission would be to help protect the Earth while also supporting the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs.”

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He’s a media professional on a hot streak: 650-plus days and counting wearing the same brand of Hawaiian shirt.

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ou will never lose Chris Adamo in a crowd. Not today, not tomorrow and not for the foreseeable future, because he is always wearing a bold Jams World Hawaiian shirt.

Adamo has been wearing Jams shirts every single day for almost two years — more than 650 days and counting.

The shirts, made from spun crushed rayon with hand-painted buttons, are typically bright with floral patterns. They retail for about $110 each, but Adamo scores many of his on eBay for much less than that. It’s hard to miss him.

“I probably get stopped at least three to five times a day with people asking me about my shirt,” he said. “It immediately brings a smile to that person’s face. The colors really break down barriers between people to open conversations — so much so that the shirts have become my own social experiment and built-in ice breaker.”

THINK LOCAL, ACT LOCAL Adamo is the Chief Business Officer for WhereBy.Us, the parent company of The New Tropic in Miami and similar digital media outlets in Orlando, Seattle and Portland, Oregon. His company is focused on driving community engagement at the hyper-local level. Adamo invests in Miami and other cities where WhereBy.Us has a presence with the same commitment he invests in his shirts.

“It's a bit shocking, but I barely read the world news. It often paralyzes me due to the fact that I don't know where to begin to

create change,” he said. “Instead, when I read local news in the cities that I frequent, I am inspired to take action because I know my impact can be felt and seen in real time when I act locally.”

Every day, Adamo reads local news from the four current WhereBy. Us outlets. The New Tropic was the first, started four years ago, and Adamo said expansion to more cities is in the works. Launching a local media brand in different cities requires him to travel often, but WhereBy.Us relies heavily on help from in-the-know locals.

“We do a ton of interviews — in the hundreds,” Adamo said. “We interview people on the ground to get a feel of what they love and what they want. Then we hire locals.”

A BETTER FIT IN MIAMI Miami is now home for Adamo, who fully embraces WhereBy.Us’ mantra of “live like you live here.” He moved here from New York in 2012 after Superstorm Sandy and married a Miamian the next year.

His wife, Randi Wolfson, has been a major influence on his style, having given him his first Jams World shirt.

Paying it forward, the shirts are now Adamo’s go-to gift for family, friends and acquaintances. He has no plans to end his continuous streak; in fact, he’d like to ramp it up and wear Jams World threads around the clock.

“Maybe if Jams would take a stab at pajamas or workout gear,” he said, “I could really simplify things.”

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ʻI probably get stopped at least three to five times a day with people asking me about my shirt.’

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4 W H A T A R E D Ö T T L I N G ’ S S P E C I A L T I E S ? 3 Nobody does what we do especially in terms of craftsmanship, materials and the grade of individualization we offer. As we only do bespoke and that’s what we’re known for mostly, all requests are for bespoke high-security safes. We also restore antique safes; plan, design and construct high-security rooms; and create safe objects of finest German engineering, e.g. the Guardian, the first travel vault in the world.

4 W H AT I S T H E B E S T PA R T A B O U T M A N U FA C T U R I N G S A F E S ? 3 Our clients are used to drive the most luxurious cars, Andreas K. Schlittenhardt, owner of Döttling.

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This has got to be one of the most satisfying parts about our business.

4 I S T H E R E A S A F E Y O U A R E PA R T I C U L A R LY P R O U D O F ? 3 Yes, there’s one safe I am particularly proud of: Legends No. 332. The Morosini brothers built this safe in Milan in 1872 for King Victor Emmanuel II. He used it to safeguard the love letters of his mistress. The powerful bolt work was a real challenge for our team, and it took three months before it was running immaculately again. The moment when this safe was finally finished was outstandingly beautiful.

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ON FAMOUS FACES McDowell has used her creative approach and marketing know-how to get If Eye Ever frames on some noteworthy faces, including fashion author Constance White (How to Slay) and Beyoncé’s mom.

“I was able to get a pair of custom-made frames on Tina Knowles Lawson, and we created one-of-a-kind pairs for her daughters, Beyoncé and Solange,” McDowell said.

When it comes to wearing the frames, McDowell said it’s all about having the right combination of confidence, creativity and edginess.

If Eye Ever comes in six shapes — with names like Eartha, Veep and Fly Girl — and many color combinations, so there’s a frame for every face and every outfit.

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Glaja Mayne & Suzan McDowell

Their If Eye Ever brand of lensless frames shows the artistic side of fashion — with just the right amount of edgy appeal.

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hey say that a proper pair of eyeglasses can transform the face.

Even fashion lovers with perfect eyesight can test that concept with the new If Eye Ever lensless eyewear collection, based in Miami. With colorful frames — think animal

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prints and bright, graphic designs — If Eye Ever adds a pop of pizzazz to any outfit, day or night.

Marketing maven Suzan McDowell partnered with designer friend Glaja Mayne to create the brand, which they say offers an artistic approach to fashion.

“I wanted to create a line of

‘face art,’ eyewear that could allow those who don’t need lenses or those who have contacts to enjoy our frames,” McDowell said. “As women from the African Diaspora, using fabulous Ankara fabrics to create the mosaic of each frame made us very happy.”

DRESS THEM UP OR DOWN “Each person’s face is unique, just like we are,” McDowell said.

“Some of our customers say the orange-and-blue cat-eye bling can be rocked at night. And our grayon-gray and white pair — called 50 Shades — is perfect for a toneddown, everyday, classic-cool look.”

Up next for McDowell and Mayne: developing If Eye Ever frames that can be fitted with prescription lenses, and expanding into a line for kids.

“Little ones love glasses, but their eyes are young, so they usually don’t need lenses,” McDowell said. “But If Eye Ever is fun, and everybody has a face, so we would love to see it go global and make lots of faces happy, all over the world.”

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Jon Cardello develops the overall corporate strategy, business development and marketing of Stantec’s growing commercial sector practice in South Florida and throughout the U.S. Cardello’s planning and design expertise in high-profile residential, mixed-use, hospitality and workplace projects spans more than 20 years. Projects include Solitair Brickell, Luma at Miami Worldcenter, Eve at the District, Midtown 29, Midtown 8, Atelier and The RitzCarlton Residences, Miami Beach. Cardello and his team have also helped to reshape the famed Collins Avenue in Miami Beach with the restoration of seven historic Art Deco hotels.

HOW WOULD YOU BEST DESCRIBE YOUR APPROACH TO ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN? We start by looking at the quality of environment and people using the space, whether it’s for a living environment, workspace or a guest experience. From there, we develop an architectural vision that is informed by the community and context, and we balance that vision with the value of the asset.

WHAT ARE SOME LUXURY AMENITIES THAT ARE POPULAR WITH SOUTH FLORIDA HOMEOWNERS TODAY? When it comes to luxury amenities, it’s important to start with the quality of services. Condominium owners are looking for unique experiences as well as spatial amenities. Concierge services, such as a private chef, pool/beach food and beverage service, collaborative workspaces and demonstration kitchens are very desirable amenities for condominium residents.

IS THERE A PARTICULAR PROJECT THAT STANDS OUT AS AN EXAMPLE OF YOUR WORK? WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL? Solitair Brickell, a 50-story luxury rental residential community, represents many of the ideals that we focus on. The design was inspired by the Medjool date palm with its mesmerizing woven façade. The building makes a strong architectural statement while providing amenities such as a rooftop pool view, stylish lounges and collaborative workspaces.

WHAT ARE SOME ADVANTAGES OF DESIGNING IN MIAMI? Miami allows us to really examine the concept of urban tropical living. The quality of light lets us to shape mass and patterns and create visual compositions. Miami is also a modern day melting pot of many cultural and ethnical influences that inspire not only architecture, but also furniture and fashion design.

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It’s matching a client’s lifestyle and values to a space. It needs to function for both the individual and the family, while creating a sense of peace. That’s what really makes a space a home.

Jon Cardello, AIA, NCARB. Vice President, US Commercial Sector Lead Stantec.

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Twenty — count ’em, 20! — places to satisfy your weekend cravings for eggs, mimosas and more.

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proper brunch is the meal we most look forward to during the work week. It’s our leisurely reward after mundane turkey-sandwich lunches and dinners delivered by Uber Eats.

It’s also the one meal we don’t want to spend our precious weekend time fretting over, researching reviews and perusing menus online. We’ve taken the guesswork out of the equation by compiling 20 of our favorites, from big buffets to killer à la carte options. Bon appétit!

EDGE STEAK & BAR Brickell At the Four Seasons Miami, Edge’s over-the-top buffet will leave you full for at least a day. A charcuterie station is stocked with savory cured meats, while a raw bar overflows with sweet shrimp, briny oysters and — in season — stone crabs.

A whole-roasted suckling pig (lechón) takes this buffet to another level. We always get: Lemon ricotta pancakes. edgerestaurantmiami.com.

Lemon Ricotta Pancakes at Edge Steak & Bar.

HABITAT Miami Beach The Pubbelly team has infused its Asia-meets-Latin-America flavors into the menu at Habitat at 1 Hotel.

The Sunday brunch is extensive, so try to save room for all of its elements, including a raw bar, carving station, tacos, sushi and more. We always get: Dulce de leche French toast. 1hotels.com/ south-beach/taste.

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the life Clockwise from left: Churros and chocolate at Cantina la Veinte; grilled meats steal the show at Quinto la Huella; breakfast gets a dusting of Old Bay at Local House; Ariete serves homemade pastelitos for brunch.

ETARU Hallandale Beach Part of the Zuma family, Etaru delivers a similar brand of super-fresh sushi and robata-grilled proteins as its sister restaurant but in a relaxed, beachy setting. Dessert is chef’s choice, so you can focus your decisions on everything else. Like, “Do I want to start with a Bloody Mary or a matcha-and-mango iced tea?”

We always get: Grilled salad with chile and lime. etarurestaurant.us.

QUINTO LA HUELLA Brickell On the fifth floor of the East hotel, Quinto delivers classic South American cooking with an upscale twist. Head to the grill room — La Parrilla — to order your custom cut of meat cooked over wood fire.

While you wait, load your plate with beautiful ceviches, salads and seasonal specialties. We always get: Unlimited rosé and mimosas. quintolahuella.com.

LE SIRENUSE Surfside Once you order your main dish, impeccably trained servers begin to flood your table with a parade of family-style appetizers and sides.

Charcuterie, grilled vegetables, eggplant parmesan and truffleflecked pastas are all in the rotation. After all of that, head to pastry chef Summer Navarro’s dessert room — dessert room! — to end on a sweet note. We always get: Charcoal-smoked filet mignon. sirenusemiami.com.

CANTINA LA VEINTE Brickell Mexican food for brunch is always perfect, especially if you have been a bit wild the night before. Tacos and ceviches play a starring role, supported by Cantina la Veinte’s fantastic margaritas and dessert churros. Plus, the waterfront location is like being right on the Mexican Riviera. We always get: Huevos rancheros. cantinala20.com.

AMARA AT PARAISO Edgewater For his next trick, chef Michael Schwartz will take Latin American flavors and present them via traditional dim-sum carts (the dessert cart is especially superb).

Amara’s brunch menu changes weekly. What doesn’t change: one of the most magical views in Miami, right on Biscayne Bay. We always get: Grilled chorizo sandwich on Sullivan Street bread. amaraatparaiso.com.

THREE BY NORMAN VAN AKEN Wynwood Emerald green accents and an exposed kitchen that our dinnerparty dreams are made of, Three serves a Sunday brunch that’s every bit as varied as Miami itself. Biscuits with country ham (worth every calorie), plantain pancakes with vanilla-bean syrup, and smoked-fish Benedict are just the beginning. We always get: Fried chicken and buckwheat waffles with smoked butter. threewynwood.com.

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LA MAR Brickell Key If it’s high-end Peruvian cuisine with Japanese flair that you crave, get thee to La Mar. Star chef Gastón Acurio’s Miami outpost, led by chef Diego Oka, pulls out all the stops for its weekend brunch. In addition to a massive buffet inspired

by Peruvian hangover cures, you can order entrees like classic lomo saltado, pescado escabeche or even a grilled lobster. We always get: Bottomless pisco sours. mandarinoriental.com/miami.

Rosé Sundays A W E E K LY S U N D A Y B R U N C H

The St. Regis Bal Harbour is delighted to present a weekly signature Sunday brunch with a lengthy menu of bottomless rosé wines, Champagnes, and a curated selection of the signature St. Regis cocktail, the Bloody Mary. Executive Chef Franck Steigerwald has created an exquisite menu of brunch favorites including roasted dry aged prime rib, king crab legs, freshly shucked oysters on the half shell, caviar, an international and domestic charcuterie selection, plus an assortment of soups, salads, decadent desserts and Miami’s largest macaron display.

Featuring live music and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, there is no better way to spend a leisurely Sunday afternoon with family and friends.

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TANUKI Miami Beach Hands down, this is where you’ll find the best tuna poké bowl your palate has ever tasted. It’s only offered on Tanuki’s vast weekend brunch menu, but you can order off the regular menu as well. In which case: Try the Black Dragon Roll, brimming with shrimp, eel and avocado. We always get: Scallop dumplings. tanukimiami.com.

BEAKER AND GRAY Wynwood You’ll be hard-pressed to find anything on this menu you won’t want to eat. Case in point: Nova lox with sauerkraut on sourdough, pork rillette waffle panini, bourboncaramel sticky buns…we could go on. We always get: Cheeseburger hash with bacon (please don’t tell our cardiologist). beakerandgray.com.

ARIETE Coconut Grove Chef Michael Beltran’s brunch menu gets a lift on the weekend from Gio Fesser, aka Pastelito Papi, who prepares a rotating selection of homemade pastelitos for Ariete’s guests. Favorites include peanut butter and jelly, and local mamey with queso crema. We always get: Frita on a potato roll with a fried egg. arietemiami.com.

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THE LOCAL HOUSE Miami Beach Many of South Beach’s most fashionable residents make their way here for brunch, because who can resist crispy breakfast potatoes with a dusting of Old Bay seasoning? For a meal in a glass, try the Italian Bloody Mary — loaded with garnishes of fresh mozzarella, mortadella and cherry tomatoes.

We always get: Buttery lobster Benedict. localhousemiami.com.

PLANT MIAMI Wynwood Vegan, kosher, organic — and unbelievably scrumptious. A weekend brunch menu supplements the regular menu. Non-eggy highlights include a corn-and-squash scramble that’s decorated in edible flowers under a sweet corn sauce with herbs and truffle oil. We always get: Curry arepas with mushrooms and cabbage slaw. thesacredspace.com/plant-miami.

NAIYARA Miami Beach Sunset Harbor’s go-to Thai favorite has a lineup of “traditional-ish” dishes on its Sunday brunch menu.

Son-in-law eggs feature hard-boiled eggs with ground chicken, crispy shallots and tamarind sauce — shareable and perfect. We always get: Matcha waffles with Thai maple syrup. naiyara.com.

MALIBU FARM Miami Beach A gorgeous ocean view is only the start of the delights you’ll find at Malibu Farm at the Eden Roc. A fun twist on the Middle Eastern specialty shakshouka gets the green-eggsand-ham treatment here, loaded with green harissa, chickpeas, chorizo, butternut squash, baby kale, salsa verde and Havarti cheese.

We always get: Crab cakes with caper aioli. edenrochotelmiami.com.

THREEFOLD CAFÉ Coral Gables and South Miami Threefold may not have created avocado toast, but its version — the Smashed Avocado — has long been our favorite. Zak the Baker bread gets layered with thyme-roasted mushrooms followed by scoops of avocado with lime juice, basil and feta. Add a poached egg for good measure. We always get: Pourover coffee of whatever beans the baristas are excited about that day. threefoldcafe.com.

SHERWOOD’S BISTRO El Portal Brunch is a must at this neighborhood gem, lined with antiques and cute potted plants.

There’s something for everyone on the menu — drinks, too — like the dreamy grilled asparagus, served with a poached egg and hollandaise.

We alway get: Croque madame. sherwoodsbistro.com.

WHISK South Miami Whisk is a brunch institution for those lucky — or patient — enough to get in on busy weekends.

Buttermilk pancakes are not to be missed, thanks in large part to their slathering of pecan-caramel praline butter. We always get: Fried shrimp po’ boy. whiskgourmet.com.

WORDS BY ERIN MICHELLE NEWBERG

Clockwise from top left: Bourbon-caramel sticky buns are a must-try at Beaker and Gray; the corn-and-squash scramble is one of Plant’s outstanding vegan dishes; steamed scallop dumplings are a favorite at Tanuki.

CORTNEY CATES (BEAKER AND GRAY)

THE BUTCHER SHOP Wynwood A recent menu update brings brunch-friendly additions like the brisket Benedict. It’s a fanciful heap of hickory-smoked meat tossed in a house barbecue sauce, served with potatoes, spinach and a poached egg under hollandaise. We always get: Poutine with cheese curds and gravy. butchershopbeergarden.com.

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Fresh as Fish At KYU in Wynwood, head chef Raheem Sealey channels his St. Croix upbringing to coax the most flavor out of every dish.

WORDS BY ERIC BARTON / PHOTOGRAPHY BY FELIPE CUEVAS

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f there’s one food memory that stands out to Raheem Sealey, it’s the lazy afternoons on the beach as a kid.

He grew up in St. Croix, where he and his buddies would catch fish from the shore. They’d grill the fish over charcoal in the sand.

They’d climb trees for coconuts, thwacking them open to drink their sweet water.

Those beachfront barbecues taught Sealey the value of fresh ingredients. Now, as head chef at KYU in Wynwood, Sealey says it’s his mantra.

“For me, cooking is just tasty food on the plate, like what my grandmother cooked in St. Croix,” he said. “I’m not into the tweezers and all that. Make something that people enjoy — that’s my philosophy.”

FROM DISHWASHER TO CHEF Sealey got his first kitchen job at 16 as a dishwasher at one of the island’s beach resorts. He worked his way up to the salad station, and the act of making food that people enjoyed clicked for him.

He enrolled at Le Cordon Bleu in Miami in 2009, and Sealey said he found himself having to relearn culinary basics. “I thought I knew everything, like how to use a knife,” Sealey said. “Then I got to cooking school, and it was like starting over.”

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his calling. Standing over the grill and smelling the coals reminded him of home. “I fell in love with cooking over that grill,” he said.

“Everything you put over the fire comes out so good.”

LIKE A KID AGAIN In 2012, while still at Sugarcane, Sealey took a second job, at Zuma.

He worked there with chef Michael Lewis, who would become his mentor. Lewis asked Sealey what he wanted in a career.

“Honestly?” Sealey said. “I want your job.”

Not long after, Lewis made Sealey his No. 2 at Zuma, and he vowed to bring Sealey with him once he had his own restaurant.

Lewis made good on that promise when KYU opened in 2016 and he hired Sealey as his sous chef. The next year, the James Beard Foundation named KYU a semifinalist for Best New Restaurant, and Lewis promoted Sealey to head chef.

The new title didn’t change Sealey’s cooking philosophy. It’s evidenced in the restaurant’s Tuna Tataki appetizer, which gets only a kiss of heat, allowing top-quality fish to be the star.

“It’s a dish that reminds me of home,” Sealey said. “I taste this and it’s like I’m a kid again, cooking fish on the beach.”

KYU, 251 Northwest 25th Street, Miami; 786-577-0150; kyurestaurants.com.

TUNA TATAKI WITH ROASTED PEPPERS MAKES 4 SERVINGS

INGREDIENTS 1 each red, orange and yellow bell pepper 2-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and grated ½ shallot, diced

1 1 1 1 1 3

garlic clove, diced tablespoon fish sauce, divided pound sushi-grade tuna loin serrano pepper, seeded and sliced thin scallion, sliced thin tablespoons ponzu sauce

1. Char bell peppers on all sides over a flame or under a broiler. Cover with plastic wrap in a bowl and allow to cool before peeling off blackened skin. Remove seeds and ribs; slice and reserve the flesh.

2. Sauté ginger, shallot and garlic in a small amount of oil until lightly golden. Deglaze with half of the fish sauce and add the reserved peppers. Add the remaining fish sauce, remove from heat and let cool.

3. Coat tuna with grapeseed or other neutral oil, season with salt and pepper, and sear for just a few seconds per side in a screaming-hot skillet. Cool in fridge before slicing with a sharp knife into quarter-inch slices.

4. To plate, place roasted peppers in the center of four cold bowls.

Top with rolled tuna slices, serrano pepper and scallion. Pour ponzu sauce equally into the bowls. Season with sea salt.

Tuna Tataki at KYU in Wynwood starts with high-quality tuna loin thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s briefly seared and served over a pool of peppers and ponzu sauce.

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NO ROOM KEYNEEDED Belly up for a drink at six of Miami’s top hotel bars.

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iami is home to some world-class hotels. But that doesn’t mean that visitors are the only ones who can enjoy their perks. Check out these hotel bars — offering everything from live jazz to head-spinning wine lists — that don’t require you to check in.

IF YOU LOVE WINE… Boulud Sud at the JW Marriott Marquis At star chef Daniel Boulud’s Miami restaurant, head sommelier Haunah Klein stocks plenty of classic Bordeaux, sure. But she also pours wines all the way from Lebanon, Corsica and the Arabian Peninsula. “When someone opens the wine list, I hope they find wines from regions that they don’t always have the opportunity to choose from,” Klein said.

255 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Miami; bouludsud.com.

IF YOU LOVE WHISKY… The Bar at The Setai This bar’s crowning glory is its collection of Japanese whiskies, which range from entry-level bottles to hard-to-find labels. Purists will enjoy a flight of three rare whiskies for $33. Cocktail enthusiasts should try the Tokyo Mule, a fresh take on the classic that swaps out vodka for Toki Japanese whisky.

2001 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach; thesetaihotel.com.

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The bar at chef Daniel Boulud’s Boulud Sud at the JW Marriott Marquis, top, specializes in wines from unexpected regions. Above, The Setai in Miami Beach has an unparalleled selection of Japanese whiskies.

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IF YOU LOVE CHAMPAGNE… Le Sirenuse at Four Seasons Hotel at the Surf Club A ballroom where the glitterati of yesteryear once partied is now home to Le Sirenuse Champagne Bar, a gilded oasis that channels the glamorous vibes of its sister property in Positano, Italy. Find South Florida’s largest selection of fine Champagnes here, along with four super-premium Champagne cocktails. 9101 Collins Avenue, Surfside; sirenusemiami.com.

IF YOU LOVE COGNAC… The Biltmore Bar at The Biltmore Hotel Everything about this bar honors tradition and quality — head bartender Octavio has been preparing cocktails here for more than 20 years — especially when it comes to its cognac collection. You’ll find all the big brands, plus the entire Rémy Martin line, all the way up to the rare Louis XIII. Feeling overwhelmed? In-house cognac expert Jose Garcia will help.

1200 Anastasia Avenue, Coral Gables; biltmorehotel.com.

IF YOU LOVE CLASSIC COCKTAILS… The Commodore Cocktail Club at The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove The mantra at The Commodore is “every classic cocktail tells a story.”

From modern twists on iconic sips like the Old Fashioned paired with imaginative tapas by chef Abel Veulens, to a curated selection of cigars and live music on Friday and Saturday nights, every aspect of the Club celebrates the golden age of cocktails. 3300 Southwest 27th Avenue, Miami; thecommodorecc.com.

IF YOU LOVE HAPPY HOUR… Nau Lounge at the InterContinental Doral Specials like $4 beers, $5 wines, $6 liquors and half-priced bar bites (try the empanadas!) attract a lively crowd from 5 to 7 p.m. at Nau Lounge, attached to the InterContinental’s Blue Matisse restaurant. Insiders know to go on Wednesdays, when you can sip Champagne priced to match the hour from 5 to 11 p.m. 2505 Northwest 87th Avenue, Doral; bluematissedoral.com. WORDS BY AMANDA MESA

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BRICKELL

Ramona Messore, VP and General Manager, Saks at Brickell City Centre.

In case you haven’t noticed, Brickell is booming. The neighborhood just south of downtown, home to Miami’s financial district, has shed its 9-to-5 reputation for a hive of endless activity. City living is soaring to new heights — Panorama Tower is the tallest residential building south of Manhattan — and includes brilliant, new mixed-use towers, like the aptly named Smart Brickell. Visitors from Broward and Palm Beach counties now easily zip in on the Brightline train.

And Brickell plays a pivotal part in the Underline, the 10-mile linear park and pathway under the Metrorail’s elevated tracks.

While neighborhood staples like The River Oyster Bar remain, Miami’s epicenter has seen a parade of new restaurants, such as Fi’lia by Michael Schwartz at SLS Brickell and Katsuya at the swanky new SLS Lux (see Staycation, p. 74). Shopping also got a boost from the addition of Brickell City Centre, whose desirable retail tenants add to its only-in-Miami appeal.

Meet our guide

The anchor of Brickell City Centre is the posh, three-story Saks Fifth Avenue, where Ramona Messore has served as Vice President and General Manager since the store’s opening two years ago. Her goal: curate a Saks unlike any that shoppers have ever seen. “While Saks is the only true luxury shopping destination in downtown, when we opened the location, I also wanted it to be fun, lively and approachable with a focus on giving back to the city,” she said. Over the past few years, Messore has watched the neighborhood come alive. “In the past, you didn’t come to Brickell unless it was for business. Now, it’s a live-work-play destination.”

‘In the past, you didn’t come to Brickell unless it was for business. Now, it’s a destination.’

Equal opportunity

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Casa Tua Cucina

Meet, greet and eat

“I walk through Casa Tua Cucina a couple of times a day to say hello to clients or people from the community. It’s become a go-to for lunch or dinner. The tuna or salmon tartare, tagliolini alle vongole and churrasco are consistently my top picks.” 70 Southwest Seventh Street; 305-755-0320; casatuacucina.com.

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“While many metropolitan cities have a higher female ratio, 51 percent of Brickell’s residents are men. At Saks Fifth Avenue, the entire third floor is dedicated to men’s fashion.

In Miami, everyone has to look good, so we offer the opportunity to shop in a nice environment.”

81 Southwest Eighth Street; 786-907-3800; saksfifthavenue.com.

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Other nearby restaurants include B Bistro, Seaspice and Marion.

CMX Cinemas

Entertaining must

Sugar

Quiet respite

“The Mandarin Oriental, Miami is the perfect five-star staycation where you have the spa, fine dining at La Mar, nightlife and downtown’s only beach — all at one location.

At the spa, you can enjoy massages such as the Healing Wave, which uses singing bowls to stimulate the chakras.” 500 Brickell Key Drive; 305-913-8288; mandarinoriental.com.

River rendezvous

“If you want to feel like you’re far away from the hustle of the city, head to Seaspice to sit along the Miami River and have a nice glass of wine with friends. You’ll feel like you’re on a river yacht cruise.” 422 Northwest North River Drive; 305-440-4200; seaspicemiami.com.

Family affair

“I have three sons, and CMX Cinemas is a great venue for our family to spend an entire evening together.

You can grab a drink and sliders at the bar, and then see a movie while sitting in comfortable seats. There’s also a button to push where an attendant will bring wine or food to you.” 701 South Miami Avenue; 786-482-2097; cmxcinemas.com.

Wine down

“Big Easy Winebar & Grill has a Barrel Club, where if you’re a member, every quarter they host a wine tasting and you also have a locker to store your wine. It’s a great place for happy hour, too: Wines by the glass are half price.”

701 South Miami Avenue; 786-814-5955; bigeasy.miami.

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Dinner and a show

Big Easy Winebar & Grill B Bistro

Views on views

“The best panoramic views of the city can be found at Sugar, on the 40th floor of the East hotel. Sugar also has great cocktails like the lychee martini. Anytime we have visitors, we bring them there.”

788 Brickell Plaza; 786-805-4655; sugar-miami.com.

“If I’m having a party or get-together, I grab a variety of croissants and baked goods from B Bistro + Bakery. The pastries all have such great, distinct flavors.”

600 Brickell Avenue; 305-330-6310; bbistromiami.com.

Seaspice

“Having dinner at Marion is always an experience. You could see a bachelorette party, a couple’s night out and a birthday celebration happening at the same time. Once dinner is over, continue the party next door at El Tucán.” 111 Southwest First Avenue; 786-717-7512; marionmiami.com.

Quick escape Marion

“The city is always moving, so Brickell Key is a good getaway where you can walk or jog the loop that winds along Biscayne Bay, or just stop and disconnect.”

Sandwich staple

“With all the surrounding big buildings, La Sandwicherie is tucked away in one of the last small plazas on Eighth Street.

I love the seafood croissant. It’s one of those things you could have every day.” 34 Southwest Eighth Street; 305-374-9852; lasandwicherie.com.

WORDS BY ANGELA CARAWAY-CARLTON / RAMONA MESSORE PORTRAIT BY FELIPE CUEVAS

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LOVIN’ THE

LUX

New in the heart of Miami, the SLS Lux Brickell tempts you to go big or go home.

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lashy and fabulous but also inviting and intimate, the new SLS Lux Brickell is where locals can get away while still in the midst of it all.

Feeling flashy and fabulous?

Enter through the S Bar door, guarded by Fernando Botero’s grandiose 10-foot-tall bronze masterpiece, Male Torso, welcoming guests on the corner of Southwest Eighth Street and South Miami Avenue. Shown on the Avenue des Champs-Elysees in Paris and at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the sculpture interprets the male figure in Botero’s signature opulent style and sets the tone for your stay, as does the nearby 40,000-squarefoot block mural by Fabian Burgos.

But if it’s inviting and intimate you’re seeking, make your way to the ground-floor valet entrance. You’ll walk beneath a hanging garden into the marbled hotel lobby, where rich textures and an XOXO theme envelop you in hugs and kisses, and the bellman hands you a bottle of Evian.

Even the air carries something sweet, thanks to a custom scent that wafts through the AC system.

AN URBAN OASIS Either way, you’re in for a treat.

Designed by duo Yabu Pushelberg, it’s the first SLS without Philippe Starck’s thumbprint, setting it apart from its sister property down the street, the SLS Brickell. The oversize guest rooms dazzle with a modern

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The new SLS Lux Brickell shows its artistic side with a colorful outdoor mural

by Fabian Burgos that stretches 40,000 square feet, left, and a bronze sculpture by Fernando Botero called Male Torso, below, that stands outside the hotel’s S Bar.

the life Spacious guest rooms feature a modern feel, with plenty of marble, mirrors, metal and subtle XOXO patterns.

Some include wraparound balconies that face out on Brickell City Centre. décor (think marble, mirrors, metal and lots of XOXOs), a rain shower that melts away stress and, off the two-bedroom suites, wraparound balconies with views for days. The hallways, not to be outdone, are splashed with style and substance, decorated with museum-quality art and romantic poetry.

Head to the amenity-filled ninth floor, an oasis in the middle of downtown’s skyscraper jungle, and step off the elevator into the Secret Garden, a quiet enclave that beckons with comfortable seating and lots of greenery. Around the corner, the palm tree-lined pool stretches on, and so do the expansive views of Brickell.

POOL THEN GYM THEN SPA You could get comfy in a lounge chair, but the well-appointed cabanas (with ceiling fans!) are first-come, first-served, so get there early. Order an oversize piña colada from the nearby bar, which also features bites from the in-house Katsuya kitchen, and wade into the beach-entry pool. It’s actually two pools, as they’re separated by a strip of flooring that makes for a perfect spot to rest your drink.

You can reserve some time on the tennis court (BYO racket and balls) or work off those cocktails using the fitness machines. The indoor gym is open 24 hours, but you can also hop on the outdoor fitness equipment or scale the rock-climbing wall.

If the weather takes a turn, either head to the intimate Ciel Spa for a signature massage and rejuvenating facial or walk across the street to Brickell City Centre. If the hotel’s art collection has piqued your interest, you can summon the in-house chauffeured Lincoln Navigator for a ride to the Pérez Art Museum Miami.

AND DON’T FORGET TO EAT Just make sure you’re back in time for dinner and ready to be greeted with a hearty irrashaimase! (“Welcome

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to our home!”) by sushi chefs as you enter the inviting and intimate Katsuya Brickell. This location, the 14th worldwide, is the first designed

by Yabu Pushelberg and mirrors a traditional Japanese izakaya with modern touches. The sophisticated décor includes a sake-box wall and a Daruma doll-inspired art installation suspended from the ceiling.

Executive chef Denevin Miranda touts an innovative sushi and robata menu, and every dish he sends out looks like a work of art. You’ll still find Katsuya favorites like crispy rice with spicy tuna and 48-hour-marinated miso black cod on the menu. The sommelier, meantime, will help pair your courses with a mix of sake, wine and cocktails.

Though your belly might resemble Buddha’s by the time the check arrives, don’t miss out on a flashy and fabulous nightcap next door at the sexy, sultry S Bar. Sidle into seats beneath a big chandelier and enjoy the scene. Before you head upstairs to crash, don’t forget to step outside and bid goodnight — or offer XOXOs — to Male Torso.

SLS Lux Brickell, 805 South Miami Avenue, Miami; sbe.com.

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Picturesque foliage and flawless fall weather make now the perfect time to take a trip to New England’s coastal and country towns.

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he Kennedys, the Bushes, the Obamas … Taylor Swift — the upper crust has always flocked to New England for its swanky seaside attractions and adorable rural retreats. Good news: You don’t need to have a famous name to find a good time. Thanks to an influx of fashionforward shops, farm-fresh food and cozy-cool hotels, a vacation here is just the right mix of serenity and style.

NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND Newport is known for world-class sailing, historic mansions and the legends of the Gilded Age. Dive into history at the Grace Vanderbilt, a 33room boutique hotel, originally built in 1720.

Today, the luxurious property features expansive suites, an indoor and outdoor pool, evening piano music and a rooftop with stunning views.

Just steps away is Bowen’s Wharf, a lively waterfront collection of restaurants, bars and A sunset view from the 33-room Grace Vanderbilt hotel in Newport, top, which was originally built in the 1700s. Fresh shellfish and beer star at the hip Eventide Oyster Co. in Portland, left. Portland recently earned the title of 2018 Restaurant City of the Year from Bon Appetit magazine.

shops. Fluke serves well-executed dishes that leave clichés behind, while The Mooring is a go-to for some of the city’s best seafood. The Black Pearl is an institution: If clam chowder and drinks on a floating dock are your thing, welcome to nirvana.

Experience the city’s standout activity with an unforgettable sail on the Schooner Madeleine, or view the seas on a motorized yacht like the 1929 Rum Runner II. Newport’s fairytale mansions are a must-see.

The Breakers, with its 70 rooms, is considered the crown jewel, while the Rosecliff is a Hollywood favorite — The Great Gatsby and 27 Dresses both filmed here.

PORTLAND, MAINE Every year, more and more Miamians flock to scenic Maine. The seaside city of Portland happens to be one of the hottest foodie destinations in the country.

James Beard-nominated Duck Fat serves sandwiches and fries (yes, made in duck fat) that you’ll never forget. Trendy Eventide Oyster Co.

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Art and fashion coincide in Portland. Explore unique, artisanal works like the sand-made jewelry of Beachdashery or the local photography, pottery and more at Lisa-Marie’s.

MARTHA’S VINEYARD & CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod embody New England coastal imagery: shingled exteriors, preppy residents and quaint walking towns.

If you’re looking for unspoiled, dune-filled beaches, head straight to the Cape. Stay at one of two deluxe resorts, both of which boast a loyal, year-after-year clientele: The 100-year-old oceanfront Chatham Bars Inn is as iconic as it gets, with its sand-washed brick exterior, private beach and refined restaurants; the elegant Wequassett Resort & Golf Club, on a quiet, sailboat-dotted bay, is great for families. The Wequassett’s Twenty-Eight Atlantic restaurant is one of the most acclaimed on the Cape, thanks to enchanting dishes like the fluke crudo — balanced by sweet local watermelon and a zippy vinaigrette.

The Vineyard is nothing if not distinguished, from its Kennedy history to its constant crop of Hollywood visitors. Take advantage of the off-season in bustling Edgartown. Stay at the sprawling, idyllic Winnetu Oceanside Resort, a perfect location for surfing and beaching. Nearby, the historic Charlotte Inn houses The Terrace restaurant, where chef Justin Melnick expertly applies French techniques to New England classics.

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Clockwise from top: The garden at the Grace Vanderbilt in Newport; kids and adults can kick back at Winnetu Oceanside Resort in Martha’s Vineyard; modeling a kaftan from Oliphant Design in Litchfield; the sandy shore in front of Winnetu Oceanside Resort is a favorite of surfers and beach-goers.

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Arethusa Farm has an on-site dairy and the acclaimed al tavolo restaurant, which serves local and artfully presented specialties like fresh cod, below left.

Dive into dinner at renowned State Road, which has hooked numerous presidents with its consummate farm-to-table cuisine. The stone fireplace and high ceilings create a beautiful palette for creative dishes like hearty biscuits and bone marrow.

Before he married Amy Schumer, Chris Fischer was a chef at Beach Plum Inn, a favorite of the Obamas. Try breakfast here, specifically, the local fish cakes with poached eggs. In preparation for your trip, check out supermodel Garrett Neff’s much-loved Katama Swim, a uniform that fits well in its eponymous island town.

LITCHFIELD, CONNECTICUT New England’s lush countryside, with its covered bridges and rolling hills, is truly magical. The picturesque region of Litchfield is dripping in charm and upscale surprises — no wonder Diane von Furstenberg lives nearby.

When the president and vice president of Manolo Blahnik buy a house and a farm in the country, it must be something special. Arethusa Farm now boasts a prize-winning dairy, critically acclaimed restaurant al tavolo, a beloved coffee shop and two stores.

“Litchfield offers us a special kind of solitude from the craziness of our Manhattan lives,” the couple, George Malkemus and Anthony Yurgaitis, said. “It’s a paradise.”

If “cozy luxury” were a hotel category, Winvian Farm would define it. The woodsy,

113-acre property is home to 18 private cottages, each designed by a different architect. The fivestar restaurant, serene spa, and activities like snow-shoeing and biking entertain guests all year.

Stay or dine at the exclusive Mayflower Inn & Spa (where the Real Housewives of New York recently vacationed), overlooking acres of oldEnglish gardens. And hit the hotel’s Tap Room for cocktails and live music.

Visit downtown Litchfield for a store you’ll never want to leave: Oliphant Design. Eclectic, sophisticated housewares live alongside on-trend jewelry and Florida-ready resort wear.

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“Fashion you can buy, but style you possess.

The key to style is learning who you are, which takes years.

It’s about self-expression and — above all — attitude.”

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INDULGE tapped into the trend by enlisting four Miami City Ballet dancers — principals Katia Carranza, Jennifer Lauren, Renan Cerdeiro and principal soloist Alexander Peters — to showcase some of the moment’s top looks and major designers.

PHOTOGRAPHY: NICK GARCIA / FASHION DIRECTOR & STYLIST: ELYSZE HELD EDITOR: EVAN S. BENN / CREATIVE DIRECTOR: JOHN MICHAEL COTO ASSISTANT STYLIST: ANGELICA POISE ZIEGLER / HAIR: DANNY JELACA MAKEUP: OSVALDO PEREZ / PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANTS: RICARDO MESTRE & ANGELA BONILLA / FASHION ASSISTANTS: VICTORIA CABRERA, CHRISTIAN CRUZ, SIMONE GANTHIER & SAMANTHA TORRES / SOCIAL MEDIA: KATRINA VARGAS VILA SHOT ON LOCATION AT MIAMI CITY BALLET

On Katia: Dress by Angel Sanchez (angelsanchezusa.com); jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

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On Alexander: Jacket by Dsquared2, pants by Diesel, shoes by Gucci from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops; shirt by Jared Lang Collection at Aventura Mall.

On Jennifer: Gown by Oscar de la Renta at Bal Harbour Shops; jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District; headband courtesy of Lesli Brown.

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On Katia: Gown by Oscar de la Renta at Bal Harbour Shops; jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

On Renan: Jacket by Balmain, jeans by Hudson Jeans from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops; shirt by Jared Lang Collection at Aventura Mall.

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On Katia: Dress by Naeem Khan (naeemkhan.com); jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

On Katia: Dress and belt by Naeem Khan (naeemkhan.com); jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

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On Renan: Moto jacket by Diesel Black Gold, T-shirt by Balmain, jeans by Diesel, sneakers by Balenciaga from Saks Fifth Avenue at Brickell City Centre.

On Jennifer: Gown by Oscar de la Renta at Bal Harbour Shops; jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

On Alexander: Hoodie and pants by Versace, sneakers by Fendi from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops.

On Katia: Jumpsuit by Angel Sanchez (angelsanchezusa.com); belt by Balmain from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops; jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

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On Jennifer: Dress by Yigal AzrouĂŤl (yigal-azrouel.com); jewelry by Tiffany & Co. (tiffany.com).

On Renan: Shirt by Balmain, pants by Versace from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops.

On Katia: Sweater and skirt by Stella McCartney, belt by AlaĂŻa from Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops; bag by Furla at Aventura Mall; jewelry by Orianne Collins at Miami Design District.

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We scoured Miami hot spots to find 11 real people wearing their everyday fashions.

VIVIANA MOYA

is a North Miami Beach

native who has been living in New York for the past nine years. When she comes home, she loves going to Faena Miami Beach, where the hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rich golds and reds provide a stylish backdrop for her retro-meetsmodern outfit. Moya pairs Valentino sandals and a Lisa Says Gah jelly basket with a headpiece crafted by her grandmother (who taught Moya how to sew), a vintage robe and a bodysuit that she converted into a bikini.

MATT KARAS, originally from

Michigan, lives in South Miami and makes his way to Faena Forum every month for its roller skating socials. Karas says he likes to dress in his best â&#x20AC;&#x2122;80s gear for the events. We snapped him wearing an Oakley jacket and ASOS overalls with his old-school skates.

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GEORGIE YOUNG, right, checks out

Malibu Farm in Miami Beach for brunch with her boyfriend, Originally from London and now living in South Miami, Young says she picked up her complete chic-yet-casual look from Zara on Lincoln Road.

JASON VASSO.

KEVIN camps out at poolside at

The Standard Hotel in Miami Beach.

He says he uses fashion as a platform to spark conversation and exchange ideas.

Here, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wearing an open-sided shirt with a social message, Tommy Hilfiger jeans, white clout goggles, and a gold-chain necklace and belt.

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NOREETA PHILANDER

of Cape Town, South Africa, visits The Broken Shaker during a recent vacation to Miami Beach.

“Miami reminds me a lot of home.

There’s a very cosmopolitan vibe, but you can also wander into a very chill scene.” She’s chill indeed with a Zara skirt, The Fix top, Adidas sneakers and Ray-Ban sunglasses.

MIRA CHAYKIN, left, and her cousin SYDNEY CHAYKIN hang at The Standard

Hotel wearing similar fashions. Their fitted, high-waisted white and black jeans contrast each other, giving a yin-yang aesthetic. Open-shoulder lace crop tops are good to show off a Miami tan during the day or for a night out (look for similar pieces from Los Angeles brand For Love and Lemons). Sydney, a Miami local, details her look with long, classic pearls, while Mira adds a pop of color with red lipstick. Both complete their outfits with light-tan strapped heels.

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JORDAN ABRAMS is a

Californian living in Miami.

She brings her West Coast vibe to brunch at Nikki Beach (hello, $7 mimosas!). In the clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s library nook, she wears Off-White shades and props up her Louboutin loafers while a Stella McCartney bag rests on her lap.

GIUSEPPE is visiting from Brazil. He likes

to show off his style over matcha ice cream at 1-800-Lucky, the Asian food hall and bar in Wynwood. He rocks Balenciaga Triple S trainers, a Givenchy T-shirt and a Givenchy cross-body bag.

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VIV FERNANDEZ lives in

Pennsylvania now but often returns to Miami. When she does, she makes a point of visiting Wynwood favorites The Wynwood Yard, Miami Mojito Co. and El Patio. On this outing, Fernandez matches a DKNY top with Scotch & Soda shorts. She tells us that she scored her sunglasses and choker necklace from Wynwood Marketplace for $15.

REBECCA REED of Coconut Grove tours

PĂŠrez Art Museum Miami while showing off the very on-trend big T-shirt look. She complements her Opening Ceremony tee with accent jewelry from JW Anderson and a leather dual-shoulder bag.

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2. Dr. Brianna Varas signs her INDULGE cover. 3. Elaine Kauffmann, Ana Yeager and Christine Perrin-Stocco. 4. Phillipe King and Nicolas Surin. 5. Carolina Almeida of Cosentino and Evan Benn address the crowd. 6. Laura Fargeot, Carlos Otero, Kalia Martin, Raphael Bino, Rene Martin and Pierre Langlais. 7. Guerdy Abraira.

8. Hernan Arriaga and Eva Hughes.

9. Michael Ortiz, NanNan Yan and Chris Adamo. 10. Ceviche from Itamae. 11. Andrea Isturiz and Yipsi Schulz. 12. Anya Cesar.

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5. Silvia Larrieu and Lesley DeCanio. 6. Pouring J.P. Chenet sparkling wine.

7.-8. Bites from Isla Bella Beach Resort. 9. Absolut Elyx stocked the bar.

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ost of my work is concerned with destroying — or at least deconstructing — conventional ideas of beauty,” designer and businesswoman Miuccia Prada said. “Fashion fosters clichés of beauty, but I want to tear them apart.” By skillfully juxtaposing prints, using unorthodox materials and challenging our notions of what is fashionable, she has kept the name Prada synonymous with fashion innovation for decades. Case in point are her new jackets in collaboration with Linea Rossa. Unisex and adorned with archival Prada prints, the jackets are set ablaze in contrasting colors. Metaphorically, they represent her impulse as a designer to break down the old and make it new again. The jackets are garish and daring, yet they feel contemporary and cool in a way Prada always does. “Basically,” she said, “I’m trying to make men more sensitive and women stronger.” $2,340 each. Prada at Miami Design District, 152 Northeast 41st Street, Suite 112, Miami; 305-438-2280; prada.com.

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