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VERSACE PRESENTS SOUTH BEACH STORIES IN COLLABORATION WITH ACCLAIMED INTERIOR DESIGNER SASHA BIKOFF DURING ART WEEK

Versace celebrated the debut of South Beach Stories, a collaboration with friend of the House, interior designer Sasha Bikoff on Thursday, December 5th at their Miami Design District boutique. Marking the second partnership between Versace and Bikoff, the exhibition is comprised of vibrant settings imagined by the designer with one-of-a-kind furniture designed by Bikoff on display. Driven by the brand’s rich heritage, the exhibition is named after South Beach Stories, a book published by the Versace family in 1993, and is characterized by a color palette inspired by the Magic City inclusive of jungle green, lime, orange and Caribbean blue. For the collaboration, Bikoff designed furniture pieces inspired by the iconic and archival clothing the House encapsulates. In addition, Bikoff designed two limited-edition Virtus handbags which were inspired by the designer’s favorite buildings on Ocean Drive. The styles, which can be found exclusively at Versace’s Miami boutique, boast Art Deco pastel colorways including seafoam green, peach and blue. The celebration kicked off with an elegant in-store reception at Versace’s Miami Design District boutique where guests enjoyed light bites and specialty cocktails amid three settings imagined by Bikoff that were initially presented at Fuori Salone during Milan Design Week 2019. The exhibition continued into Miami Design District’s Palm Court Event Space where an exclusive preview of the collaboration was on view for guests in attendance before it opened to the public today. Sasha Bikoff was in attendance  along with Brendan Fallis, Breah Hicks, Chantal Jeffries*, Christian Combs, Craig Robins, Danie Gomez-Ortigoza, Diplo*, Doug Ordway, Deborah Hung, Erica Pelosini, Isaac Hindlin-Miller*, James Turlington*, Jay Strut*, Jocelyn Chew*, Kadu Dantas*, Hannah Fallis Bronfman, Lisa Marie Mewes*, Matthew Chevallard, Matt Warner, Melody de la Fe, Paola Alberdi*, Pedro Cavaliere, Sam Chetrit, Sarah Snyder*, Shaun Ross, Sophia Macks*, Tim Slotta*, Zach Bia*, and Xenia Tchoumi*. Photos by World Redeye  

Fashion, MSM Online, Shows & Events

THE BAZAAR FOR GOOD

By Karen Huggins  Fashion 4 Good is a network of women using the power of social media to bring positive change to the world. Their mission is to improve the situation of suffering children through charity fashion related events and influencers. The group of influencers reach more than 10 million followers on Instagram and they use this force to spread good through fashion. Every year Fashion 4 Good selects a different country to support. Last year they raised more than $100,000 to build a school in India. This year they are focused on the situation in Venezuela. They have partnered with four local Venezuelan organizations dedicated to supporting the needs of underprivileged children (Hogar Bambi, Fe y Alegria, Fundana and Hospital Ortopedico Infantil.). The second edition of THE BAZAAR FOR GOOD, a lifestyle driven charity event filled with curated panel talks, will take place on November 21st at Miami Design District (Paradise Plaza 151 Northeast 41st Street #3547) from 11am to 7pm. More than 100 brands from all over the world donated their products for this special day to raise funds for the children of Venezuela. You can join this beautiful cause and buy the Holiday gifts supporting Venezuelan children. You can find brands such as: Alice & Olivia, Frankie, Style Mafia, Solid & Stripe, PiTUSA, Iorane, Sinesia Karol, Boho Hunter, Bossa Concept among others.  Click HERE for tickets More information www.fashion4good.org Instagram: @TheBazaarForGood Karen Huggins MSMOnline Fashion Contributor Instagram: @KarenHuggins_blog

Beauty, Entertainment, MSM Online

Nick Jonas And John Varvatos Launch Fragrance With Fan Meet & Greet At Macy’s In Aventura Mall

International menswear designer John Varvatos and Macy’s celebrated the launch of the latest John Varvatos and Nick Jonas fragrance, JVxNJ Silver Edition, at Macy’s Aventura this week. An award-winning creative collaboration between renowned international menswear designer John Varvatos and musician and actor Nick Jonas, JVxNJ Silver Edition is a fresh, effervescent and exhilarating fragrance that transports you and captures the moment when you can truly let go and relax. The first 200 customers who purchased a JVxNJ Silver Edition fragrance at Macy’s Aventura received special access to a meet & greet with John Varvatos and Nick Jonas. The fragrance and more information are available at macys.com. Photo Credit: Alex Tamargo

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Pérez Art Museum Miami Celebrates Halloween with Holiday-Themed Party on Thursday, October 31st

Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) will host a Halloween Party on Thursday, October 31 from 4–10pm. PAMM Teen Arts Council (PTAC) will kick-off the afternoon with teen-led, Halloween-themed art-making and tours. The party will continue into the evening with DJ sets by Jolt Radio’s John Jolt, Micelady, Jon Suarez, and DJ Woozles; live performances by Haute Tension and Las Nubes; themed tours; and pumpkin painting. A photo booth, treats, and Halloween cocktails will be available throughout the duration of the event. The museum encourages visitors of all ages to dress up (no masks please) and enjoy Halloween at PAMM. SCHEDULE: 4–6pm | PAMM Teen Arts Council (PTAC) Halloween-themed tours and art-making 4–10pm | Art-making available: pumpkin painting and slime making             4–10pm | Halloween cocktails and refreshments available for purchase (21+) 7pm & 8pm | Gallery tours 6–8pm | Jolt Radio’s John Jolt, Micelady, Jon Suarez, and DJ Woozles spinning live 8pm | Haute Tension performance 9pm | Las Nubes performance  WHEN: Thursday, October 31 4–10PM WHERE: Pérez Art Museum Miami 1103 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 TICKETS: Free with museum admission: $16 adults, $12 students/seniors. RSVP here. About Pérez Art Museum Miami  Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) promotes artistic expression and the exchange of ideas, advancing public knowledge and appreciation of art, architecture, and design, and reflecting the diverse community of its pivotal geographic location at the crossroads of the Americas. The 35-year-old South Florida institution, formerly known as Miami Art Museum (MAM) and led by Director Franklin Sirmans, opened a new building, designed by world-renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron, on December 4, 2013 in Downtown Miami’s Museum Park. The facility is a state-of-the-art model for sustainable museum design and progressive programming and features 200,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor program space with flexible galleries; shaded outdoor verandas; a waterfront restaurant and bar; a museum shop; and an education center with a library, media lab, and classroom spaces. 

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Pérez Art Museum Miami Hosts First Family Fundraiser, KIDS JAMM at PAMM

On Sunday, Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) celebrated KIDS JAMM at PAMM, the museum’s first-ever family fundraiser, presented by Centner Academy. Benefiting the museum’s vital arts education programs, the sold-out event invited families to connect with the museum through music, dancing, and art-making activities with some of Miami’s best-known artists.  Co-chaired by Suzy Buckley Woodward, Jessica Plair Sirmans, and Alexa Wolman, the event kicked off with a lively drag queen story hour by Missy Meyakie LePaige, one of Miami’s favorite drag queens. Story hour continued throughout the afternoon with Miami personalities like former NFL player Brett Romberg and chef Lorena Garcia. The event also featured dancing and live music, including special performances by Miami City Ballet School and Ashlee Cramer Zumbini. Children and adults also enjoyed a variety of inclusive art-making activities that encouraged artistic expression, including postcard souvenirs with Eddie Arroyo, printmaking with Michele Oka Doner, a sculpture workshop with Jamilah Sabur, and a pottery throwdown with Kira Tippenhauer. Throughout the day, guests were able to refuel at a snack station by Constellation Culinary Group. All funds raised from the event support PAMM’s free access days and the PAMM Student Pass, which gives free access to PAMM for all Miami-Dade County Public Schools students. Co-Chairs Suzy Buckley Woodward, Jessica Plair Sirmans, Alexa Wolman Host Committee Sarah Arison, Pablo Annovelli, Sylvia Benito, Anirays Camino, Amanda Church-Gueikian, Rachael DiLorenzo, Natalia and Sebastian Echavarria, Asha Elias, Nina Johnson, Kelley Johnson, Amaris Jones, Sari and Justin Kaplan, Gianni LaCapra, Nina Miguel, Anita Barba Pelt, Cindy Pearlstein, Salma Merchant Rahmathulla, Alon Rehany and Mark Kingdon, Oti and Remi Roberts, Ashley Sebok Boehne, Morgan Shara, Sloane Spanierman, Nikki Spoelstra, Katy Stoka, Marisa Toccin Lucas Sponsors David Yurman, Centner Academy, Art Angels, Neiman Marcus, C’est Chou, Blick Art Materials Photos by World Red Eye

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Viva Italia! Miami Fashion Influencer Karen Huggins and her dog Teddy ? explores Italy ??

My husband and I along with our Teddy ? spent fifteen days admiring the beauty of Italy experiencing different places including Lake Como, Venice, Sardinia and Milan. It gives me great pleasure to share with MSM’s reader’s my experiences and photos along the way ??? Our first stop was Lake Como, one of the most picturesque places in Italy with Victorian Gardens and lake shore romantic restaurants. I felt like part of a painting. Amazing place to relax and enjoy local food at many restaurants and farms. Next stop, Venice. This was our first time in this romantic city and it did not disappoint. It is incredible when you see that the streets are canals. Taking a gondola ride and getting lost in the little alleys is a MUST. After a romantic visit to Venice, Sardinia (Costa Smeralda, North of the island) was the next stop. Sardinia is known for beautiful beaches, exclusive hotels, celebrities and shopping for the best in fashion brands; The Island blends the sophistication of Italy and beach lifestyle. The landscape is exotic with wild vegetation. It is paradise! I really recommend renting a boat for a day and enjoy ing the beaches that can only be accessed by boat. The last place we visited was Milan. It is a small city where streets are like fashion runways. If you love Fashion this is the place! Amazing Designer boutiques and beautiful places to have coffee and dinner. A couple of pictures of the trip and outfits … Follow me on Instagram!  @karenhuggins_blog  

Culinary, Culture, MSM Online

Hasta La Pasta: Where to Carb Up on National Pasta Day

National Pasta Day on Thursday October 17 is fast approaching. Here’s 5 of South Florida’s finest for you to consider in celebration of the day!! Boia De Boia De, the funky new restaurant hidden in the upper Buena Vista neighborhood, is a pasta haven serving a selection of standout dishes such as Parpadelle Alla Lepre ($22) created with rabbit sugo, rosemary and fresh tomatoes; Ricotta Gnocci ($17) – fresh gnocchi served with a house-made cherry pomodoro sauce; Sweet Corn Agnolotti ($19) a creamy pasta with sweet corn, lobster mushrooms, and thyme; and traditional Ravioli ($21) – fresh raviolis with speck, mascarpone, cherry pomodoro, and Stracciatella. Boia De is located at 5205 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami. Telephone (305) 967-8866; www.boiaderestaurant.com.   Image:  (courtesy of David Bley)   Burlock Coast Indulge this National Pasta Day at seaside eatery, Burlock Coast. Created specifically for the pasta day, chef de cuisine Brooke Mallory has whipped up a Pappardelle Pasta with Lemon Ricotta, Roasted Mushroom, Butternut Squash and Truffle Oil. Priced at only $15, the pasta will be offered during dinner starting at 5PM. Burlock Coast is located at The Ritz-Carlton, Fort Lauderdale at 1 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard. Telephone (954) 302-6460; www.burlockcoast.com Images:  (photo credit: Burlock Coast)   CORSAIR kitchen & bar  The casually chic restaurant located off the golf course at JW Marriot Miami Turnberry offers two must-have pastas including Shellfish Pasta ($28) with house-made tagliatelle, mussels, clams, shrimp, tomato, white wine, butter, shaved parmesan; Rigatoni and Meatball ($24) with large chunks of Wagyu beef, veal, shaved parmesan and served with a side of delicious garlic bread soaking up all the sauce. These tasty pasta dishes are available on the dinner menu at CORSAIR kitchen & bar located at 19999 W Country Club Drive, Aventura. Hours of operation and reservations at www.jw.turnberry.com. Image:  (courtesy of CORSAIR kitchen & bar)    Gianni’s at The Villa Casa Casuarina Ball out on National Pasta Day with the lavish White Truffle Tagliolini ($90) available at Gianni’s at The Former Versace Mansion. The rich pasta dish is made fresh in-house and served in a cream and parmesan sauce with a generous serving of seasonal white truffles shaved tableside. Gianni’s is open from lunch from 12PM – 4:30PM and dinner from 6PM –11PM. The Villa is located at 1116 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach. For reservations, visit www.vmmiamibeach.com or call 786-485-2200. Image:  (courtesy of Gianni’s) Scarpetta by Scott Conant Scarpetta by Scott Conant at the legendary Fontainebleau Miami Beach serves rustic, yet refined Italian cuisine and specialize in homemade pastas. For National Pasta Day, you’ll want to indulge in the iconic Tomato & Basil Spaghetti ($23) – this simple yet delectable dish is made by gently peeling and seeding perfectly ripe tomatoes and then cooking them in olive oil with garlic, crushed red pepper, and basil. Another favorite at Scarpetta is the Duck and Foie Gras Ravioli ($26) made with Marsala reduction. For more information about Scarpetta by Scott Conant and to view menus please visit https://www.fontainebleau.com/dining. For reservations call 305-674-4660. Fontainebleau Miami Beach is located at 4441 Collins Avenue. Image: (courtesy of Fontainebleau Miami Beach)

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My Miami features Weronika Rogowska

By Nadja Atwal Weronika Rogowska is in high demand in Miami. The Polish born model finds herself more and more away from her base in New York and more and more on the Miami beaches shooting for brands and magazines worldwide. Currently she is bedazzling us in the Australian Maxim issue.. But Rogowska – who is often compared to fellow Polish born model star Joanna Krupa, is not just a a gorgeous girl who is taking the model world by storm, she is also an academic. After finishing her master in psychology she found herself drawn to the craft of helping and inspiring others. She even created a website for that matter where she posts articles about life, business and relationships. This lead to her getting requested as both a motivational speaker and life coach – also in Miami. Her favorite quote is one she created herself “Be the light that helps others see.” Given her foreign background and unique professional diversity that swing between photo shoots and psychology, we were keen on her take on Miami… When in Miami… you can catch me at Nobu Hotel. I always stay there. Enjoying the classy beach club, organic cafe and having Nobu restaurant right there all this means you never need to leave! The biggest misconception about Miami is… that it is just a fast growing, international tourists mecca. That could lead one to believe that it’s a very one-dimensional town without much depth. Which is very wrong. Stay open minded! It’s not just a vacation destination. Miami has a lot to offer when it comes to art, fashion, food and nature. Each time I visit I discover something new. Since I’m an art fan I frequent the galleries quite often. The last restaurant I enjoyed was…. Hakkasan at the Fontaine Bleau Hotel . The San Pei Chicken Clay pot is one of their big hits…as is the lobster. Every dish is delicious and the interior is spectacular. Sleek, modern , yet cozy. What surprised you most about Miami was… Villa Vizcaya. A little Venice in Miami. It has a very European classy feel to it. Beautiful view and gorgeous Italian architecture. Miami has some history that I wasn’t aware of! Best reason to return to Miami aside from the weather? Definitely stone crab season. No wonder the wealthy New Yorkers get them shipped to their homes now from places like Joe’s Stone Crab. They are so delicious. Then of course Art Basel is a must visit with a growing international scene. I also recommend spending New Years Eve in Miami – again, here the Nobu is a great option. I had a wonderful time here last NYE. The first time I became curious about Miami… was of course when I watched Miami Vice while still living in Poland, where the show was a big hit and made us all sigh and ready to pack our bags to visit Miami. Anything special about your personal connection to Miami you can share? Well, I made my first trip with my boyfriend to Miami. It was the beginning of our love. We are still happy together. So Miami brought me luck!

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A look back at Miami Swim Week 2019

By Karen Huggins (Instagram: @karenhuggins_blog) Every year Miami Swim Week, the biggest swim-centric event on the planet brings the greatest swimsuit brands from around the world to debut collections on the runway. The shows took place at different locations in Miami: W Hotel, Setai Hotel, The Lenox Hotel, Surfcomber Hotel and the Paraiso tent in the heart of South Beach (Paraiso created an amazing tent for the Runway and a fun area with cocktails and activities). This year we also enjoyed  the “Paraiso Bungalow” with Pop-Up stores and a Brad Kilgore Pop-Up restaurant.  Brands featured looks with dots, lace, stripes, one-shouldered silhouettes and classic Dolce Vita styles. Here are the latest trends: Statement one pieces: Every brand boasted a statement one-piece suit with high leg cuts. Forget the one-piece to hide parts of your body… the trend is one-piece more revealing than bikinis. Dolce Vita style: these are my favorites! swimsuits inspired in Brigitte Bardot and that 60’s Italian style.   Animal prints: fierce animal prints were huge.    Laser-cut detailing: cool cut-outs on the swimsuits his year. Rainforest: this season in particular, the rainforest patterns were huge  Ruffles and polka-dots: Ruffles on swimsuits and coverups with flirty details.Best shows and events at Miami Swim Week: Monica Hansen Beachwear: High end luxury designs by Norwegian model and MSM Cover girl Monica Hansen. Sport Illustrated show: One of the most highly anticipated runways brought all the flavor of real girls and SI models.  Badgley Mischka: exemplifies timeless glamour with their newest swimwear collection with beading and ruffles.  Luli Fama: keyhole cutouts and beautiful designs Chloe Rose: was inspired by 1970’s Barbie (pink and bold).  Gotex: glamour and elegant designs.  Sinesia Karol: inspired by Capri with beautiful Italian flavor.   But Miami Swim Week is not only shows, we enjoyed with all the suites at the hotels where we received amazing gifts, spa treatments, and activities related swim week.   Phyto Paris also hosted a beautiful event at Soho House gathering Miami Blogger girls to show them the benefits of the new line.            An amazing week full of fashion, tans, celebrities and activities.

Cover Stories, Fashion, MSM Online, Swimwear

Miami Swim Week Preview

Cover by Richard Guaty Swim Week 2019 is arriving and not just the fashion shows but also the public Paraiso events are always a highlight.  Here are the dates worth saving. Public Paraiso Events Saturday, July 13th The Paraiso Bungalow, the oceanfront pop-up shop at Collins Park, featuring Resortwear, Beauty, Jewelry and Accessories by: Aloha Collection, Chopard, Olivela and Tropic of C. Hours: 11:00 am  – 8:00 pm Thursday, July 11th – Sunday, July 14th • Culinary Experience by Brad Kilgore on the terrace of the Paraiso Bungalow. Hours: Thursday & Friday 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm / Saturday 2:00 pm – 10:00 pm / Sunday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Saturday, July 13th Beauty + The Beat Sunset Soiree| Brickell City Centre, 4:30 – 7:00 PM |public event, RSVP required Sunday, July 14th  Maaji Takes Over The Streets at Brickell City Centre Fashion Show| Brickell City Centre, 8:30 PM MSM’s Fashion correspondent Karen Huggins chatted with Paraiso founder Aleksandar Stojanovic about what to expect from this year’s Swim Week. Swim Week has become bigger, better and  simply more interesting each year. Mind giving us a few hints for 2019? We’ll have exciting spaces, like multi level tents on the beach where we offer anything from panel discussions to yoga classes to dinners, brunches and after parties for the shows. In addition we take over some hotels where we’ll have shows, like at the Setai, the Delanos and the W.   So lot’s of different venues. Fantastic. What unique features is Miami bringing to the table asa fashion metropole? Well, it’s the crossroad between North and South America, plus many Europeans frequent Miami. Then given that Miami has a summer that pretty much lasts 365 days, swimwear is the dress code here. A lot designers do not just show their collections here at the shows and trade shows but also stay afterwards to shoot their ad campaigns in Miami. This is something that not too many cities can offer.   How many visitors do you expect this year? Somewhere 25.000 to 30.000 people.   Impressive. Will the public also be able to enjoy Swim Week? Yes, we offer a certain amount of seats at shows to the public, so this way they can very much engage. And since we have so many different locations in order to underscore that every designer is unique, every show is very different from the other which makes the whole experience even more exciting.   The press must love it, too…Oh yes, we have media outlets from around the world covering Swim Week, including Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, Russia, Europe, South America… you name it. Like the public the media too appreciates that you have highly diverse shows, you have trade shows, you have outstanding events …there is really something for everybody. From our Editor In Chief, Nadja Atwal… Talk about exciting! As for exciting shows to see, it is safe to say that like last year, Monica Hansen Beachwear will be one of the top show highlights during this Swim Week. Within only 3 years Monica Hansen Beachwear has become an international top-selling swimwear brand, beloved by both the critical fashion media and celebrity world. The success of the brand, founded by Top model Monica Hansen, involves 3 remarkable factors: First there is Monica Hansen’s detailed knowledge of swimwear from her time as a top swimwear model gracing hundreds of magazine covers. Secondly the handcrafted unique cuts combined with Made-in-Italy quality and last but not least the fact that top global media outlets – from Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue to Vogue – instantly recognized that these bikinis and swimsuits create an outstanding look on every woman who wants to flaunt her curves and welcomes getting (positive) attention for that matter. In 2018 Monica delivered her highly praised show at the Miami Swim Week where she herself graced the catwalk in one of her designs; which resulted not just in a wave of international sales and media coverage but an explosion of instagram posts with Hollywood stars and international supermodels posing in Monica’s designs. Her pieces don’t just look fabulous, they each tell a little story and enable women to show a different side of them whenever they feel like it. And although the swimwear market is so highly competitive, Monica’s designs dominated this years Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. Almost 70% of all the featured swimwear is by Monica Hansen Beachwear! Naturally we felt Monica was the expert to ask about the new trends. “For the current season we are seeing a lot of neon and also animal prints” Monica told us. “There is a 1990’s influence with high cut legs on a lot of the bottoms and a focus on sports bras and one piece suits showing a lot of underboob. There is also the use of plastic clips or buckles as trims.” But what is the one trend we all should embrace? “Animal prints are the big trend, so it’s not surprising that our most popular suit for this current season is the Leopard One Piece Bardot swimsuit. For next season I forsee a continuation of animal prints and early 1990’s inspiration along the lines of Versace with the Victorian prints. Also popular will be some new colors like neon mint green and coral. ” With all this we can not wait for Swim Week 2019 to start. Stay tuned for our continued coverage including all the highlights from Monica’s show on July 13th. Monica Hansen Miami Swim Week 2018 / Monica Hansen Beachwear

Culinary, MSM Online

Father’s Day Feast Ideas in Coconut Grove

Enjoy a Giorgio Rapicavoli prix fixe brunch menu from 11AM – 4PM on Sunday, June 16th at Glass and Vine in Coconut Grove Paella for Two Enjoy a bottle from Peacock Garden Bistro’s collection of Albariño wine served best with a Paella for two!  2889 McFarlane Road Coconut Grove Wine It Down with Dad Grab a seat and let Jaguar serve you this Father’s Day with a 16 oz Sirloin Steak & Bottle of specialty wines! 3067 Grand Ave Coconut Grove  

Events, Luxury, MSM Online

A Look Back At Miami Fashion Week

  By Karen Huggins Miami has become the capital of Latin America and  Miami Fashion Week has shown us why. Five days full of fashion, Latin American designers and colorful collections. The first day we started with the press conference at the Kimpton EPIC Miami and a Kick Off party at Saks Fifth Avenue Brickell where fashionistas, fashion lovers, celebrities and influencers, gathered to preview beautiful pieces of different designers. Guests enjoyed music, cocktails and bites from Casa Tua. The second day, the show begins! We started early in the morning with the MIAFW summit “Sustainability & Technology”. This is one of my favorite topics in fashion, all the trends and new projects of different brands to make the fashion industry a sustainable industry. In the afternoon, Rene Ruiz opened the fashion week shows at Ice Palace Film Studios with the launch of his new brand: Rene by RR, a younger line that goes from day to evening. The following show, Agatha Ruiz de La Prada; a funny, colorful and playful collection. First row with Spanish celebrities such as Amaia Salamanca, Nieves Alvarez, and Antonio Banderas…. Third day of Miami Fashion Week, beautiful shows from Daniella Batlle, Herminas Reea and Vero Diaz. I loved the top designer of Haute Couture dresses, Herminas Reea collection; the dresses with sumptuous fabric choices and accessories for their hair were gorgeous.  After the runways, The MIAFW Benefit Gala was celebrated at Faena Forum in South Beach. Antonio Banderas hosted the event and the Colombian singer Juanes had the crowd dancing. On Saturday, the Influencers brunch took place at Seaspice Restaurant. A morning full of Mimosas and fashion. At 3:00 PM the shows started with Dash, then Miami Fashion Institute, Glory ANG and Fernando Alberto. Miami Fashion Week closed the last day with Jenny Polanco, Arcadio Diaz, Jacqueline Then and Gianinna Azar runway. Gianinna’s collection was amazing with chic looks for day and night. After the shows, the closing party began at Ice Palace Film Studios. A beautiful week that highlighted the importance Miami is gaining every year in Fashion.

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