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1. Maggie Dante, Danielle N. Garno, Jackie Tommasino, Dr. Melissa Lazarus 2. Danielle N. Garno 3. Janet Lago, Ryon Coote, Mayda Nahhas 4. Karla Meza, Marie Alaby 5. Dr. Melissa Lazarus, Jackie Tommasino 6. Danielle Gonzalez, Danielle N. Garno, Mayda Nahhas 7. Mimi Sanchez 8. Maggie Dante, Danielle N. Garno

1. Ishmael Perez, Monica Veiga, Olga Monson, Susan Trevisa, Carlos Rosso, Vicky Perez Lorido, Diana Boytell, Elizabeth Kabala, David Staples 2. Alexandra Ortelli, Grissell Tudisco, Flavia Tallo 3. Fernando Vives, Patricia Lopez, Julian Quintero 4. Irina Margulis, Jennifer Lopez 5. Sergio Chanteiro, Carlos Rosso 6. Kitty King, Carla Wilson, Gaby Santos 7. Oreste Leccese, Maria Maldonado 8. Jessica Vaceannie, Brianna Gallagher 9. Michelle Bell, Victoria Marques 10. Jennifer Lopez, Raquel Dominguez, Katherine Thunem, Teresita Thunem, Roxana Bolivar 11. Lila & Alejandro Tugender

1. Chefs Walter Martino & Ricardo Eli Moron 2. Brenda Poo, Samantha Perez 3. Dale Macdonald, Linda Poulos 4. Daysy & Robert Cherenek 5. Deborah Scarpa Castro, Torivia Castro 6. Guilherme De Macedo, Alessandra Esteves 7. Katie Molz, Jacob Molz 8. Marita Vargas, Lisa Morales 9. Elizabeth Landa 10. Stewart & Dena Stewart

1. Jerry Sanchez, Alicia Cervera Lamadrid, Sandra Masis, Reid Boren, Taylor Collins 2. Veronica Cervera Goeseke, Alicia Cervera, Sr., Lydia Juliao 3. Ali Lamadrid, Taylor Collins 4. Reid Boren, Pearla Machaen, Robert Thorne 5. Emily Gimblett, Franco Tommasi 6. Tomas Hoffman, Sandra Masis, Jesse Ottley 7. Michelle Quinoa, Kinga Konsorska 8. Jennifer Cervera, Juan Estrada, Yanet De Castro 9. Fernan Hernan Hernandez, Alessandra Ulrich, Holger Odenstein, Gilberto Quintero 10. DJ Sasha Lauzon

1. Emma Marchio, Daniel Jauregui, Aurymar Navas 2. Bianca Rodriguez, Caroline Wilmot 3. Piaget Abbasi, Aurymar Navas 4. Kira Grossman, Barby Rodriguez 5. Nicola Zarzour, Piaget Abbasi 6. Emma Marchio, Katy Mirabito 7. Katrina Fatehi, Yudi Morgan 8. Nora Healy, Caroline Wilmot

1. Luis Garino, Nicolas Barbara, Luis Alvares- Martin Melo, Ben Moss, Giancarlo Staton, Carlos Melo, Daniel Ruggeri 2. Augusto Plas, Fernando Melo 3. Luis Alvares, Giancarlo Stanton 4. Martin Melo, Giancarlo Stanton, Carlos Melo, Fernando Melo 5. Nicolas Barbara, Luis Alvarez, Luis Garino 6. Martin Melo, Giancarlo Stanton, Carlos Melo 7. Luis Garino, Nicolas Barbara 8. Luis Garino, Martin Melo, Nicolas Barbara

1. Esteban Sanchez, Valeria Pena, Veronica Rojas, Steven Diaz Quiles 2. Kevin Farrey, Paige Farrey 3. Bob Paulsen, Jorge Jacob 4. Imane Eloudghiri, Sarah Ordonez, Rommy Bejarano 5. Danielly Andrade, Lorena Gonzalez, Manny Zuniga, Cheryl La Rosa 6. Phyllis Farrey, Kevin Farrey 7. Laura Steves, Paris Scott 8. Rodrigo Elias, Maria C. Piacquadio, Sabastian Suarez 9. Stephanie Rondon, Taylor Rios, Andrea Alvarado 10. Joe Barone, Terri Almendares, Xiomara Marshall, David Phillips

1. John Offerdahl, Jimmy Cefalo, Sam Madison, OJ McDuffie, Lousaka Polite, Jason Taylor 2. Dan Marino 3. G&G Business Developments w/ Dolphins 4. Dolphins Players & Cheerleaders 5. German & Gloria Coto w/ Jason Taylor

1. Marcelo Gomes, Sofia Andrade, Ronald Aguiar, Afranio & Daniela Barreira, Eugenio Vieira, Regina Vieira, Leonardo Pessoa, Felipe Luna 2. Amanda Lee, Michele Hanash 3. Antonio Martins, Sandra & Joe Prieto 4. Fabiano Silva, Yasmin Silva 5. Giuliana Brandao, Ana Carttori, Messi Schneider, Cintia Lima 6. Soledad & Justin Lowe 7. Ricardo Dunin, Marcella Novela 8. Laine Doss, Tayo Otiti 9. Diana Arreci, Nicolas Rodriguez 10. Gabby Mejia, Michele Hanash 11. Linda Levy Goldberg, Carol Lacovelli 12. Mario J. Penton, Isabel Olmos, Ale Reyes 13. Thais Fontenelle, Soledad Lowe, Timothy Walker, Thais Fontenelle

1. John Richard, Andrea Fletcher, Makeesha Coleman, Frederica S. Wilson, Rocio Leiva, René García, Jim Haj 2. James Haj, Frederica S. Wilson 3. Maytee & Javier Perez, Jim Haj 4. Nelson Hincapie, Xavier Suarez, Nick Duran 5. Ayannah Ciceron, 6. Jeremiel Sylne 7. Galia Pennekamp, Dori Foster Morales, Claudia Grillo 8. Javier Perez, Ian Moffet 9. Esther Jacobo, Modesto Abety, Laruie Weiss Nuell, Katy Sorensen 10. School Board Members

1. Ken Russell, Nir Shoshani, Ron Gottesmann, Walter Defortuna 2. Carmen Valdivia, Monica & Carla Defortuna, Yaira Mejia 3. Melissa Escobar, Jessica Gomez 4. Julie Eddy, Kristen Tolle, Ignacio Marquez 5. Marco Peralta, Teresa Cesario, Miguel Peralta 6. Yael Emano, Amy Shoshani, Miriam Arguetty 7. Nir Shoshani, Francis Suarez 8. Daniel Guerra, Terry Wellons, 9. Daniel Krave Fila 10. Victor Vergara, Carmen Valdivia, Tony Eelman 11. Gilad Shoshani, Adi Shoshani, Samuel Gotsman

They live and thrive about us — women intent on reinventing, reinvigorating and re-empowering others through their bold and bombastic vision. — Text by Hugh Marchand Photos courtesy of Respective Designers

1. Deborah Davidson, Julie Todaro, Amal Solh, Stephanie Mederos-Hill, Christy Powell, Karen Fuller-Veloz, Barbara Reese, Leatrice Damus, Linda Meyers, Sandy Zankl, Linda McEnany 2. Julie Todaro, Caroline Biggs, Janis Ramirez, Sheri Swanson, Linda Meyers 3. Amal Solh, Lise-Marie Wertanzl, Gail Pinon, Lee Lennon, Barbara Waters, Stephanie Mederos-Hill 4. Violeta Cepeda, Patricia Scerpella, Lydia Scerpella, Lydia Alvarez Scerpella 5. Front Row: Janis Ramirez, Christy Powell, Kristin Podack Back Row: Holly Evans, Maria Carbonell, Janice Russell, Sheri Swanson, Rene Gross, Lucie Spieler, Barbara Reese, Julie Todaro, Linda Goldberg

Whether you’re interested in or just irritated today’s youth, one thing’s certain: They will be the inheritors and inceptors of a new world few of us can imagine. We speak with experts and participants in the evasive (if engaging) population of Gen Z’ers and their role in big, bold world of entrepreneurism. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

1. Alessandra Esteves, Santiago Gomez 2. Melinda & Joan Morttz 3. Mitzy De La Barra, Milton Castillo 4. Teresa Mendez, Samuel Mercado 5. Juan Sebastian Plazas, Santiago Gomez

Nicklaus Children’s Hospital has proudly served our community for more than 65 years, ushering in a long tradition of leadership in pediatric healthcare. They are committed to offering the most innovative practices within a supportive environment for both children and families. — Text by Sandy Lindsey Photos courtesy of Nicklaus Children’s Hospital

Mixing high fashion with everyday wear captures the essence of the modern man while yielding a stylish synergy that merges the season’s top trends. — Photography: Pablo Costanzo Styling & Art Direction: Mariela Ortega (Fashion Contributor) Model: Marc Oliver for Next Model Management Miami Hair & Makeup: Luigi Chamorro Photo Assistant: Gerardo Briceño

One professional woman’s journey from TOP OF HER GAME to GAME OVER and how she turned “YOU’RE FIRED” into “FIRED UP” by tapping into her natural entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to take on challenges with the savvy finesse that has come to define her career — and her life. — Text by Sandy Fernandez

Think you know what the typical software startup looks like? Think again. Brian Brackeen and formidable facial recognition giants Kairos provide a muscular forecast to the future of Miami-based tech initiatives. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

With a keen artistic eye, South Florida Photographer Clyde Butcher introduces viewers to a world they thought they’d never want to see, or even knew existed. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

While raising children is undoubtedly one of the greatest joys man can conceive, it can also occasionally be as draining on our patience as it is on the pocketbook. That’s precisely why we’ve highlighted the below activities that’ll wear your tiny tots out while adding to their college fund savings in the process. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

An endearing autumnal tradition so cheery it almost seems out of place this close to the equator, the Coconut Grove Pumpkin Patch Festival is an excellent pre-Halloween recreational outing ideal for children of all ages. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

One of many muralists aesthetically enhancing our diverse cityscape, Miami-raised Luis Valle’s many-hued murals add an optimistic note to our emergent urban areas. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Our biggest beef with smartwatches is you have to tap them to check the time, which is quite annoying to newer generations. However, with the incredibly unique Greubel Forsey Art Piece Edition 2, it’s part of the charm. — Text by Bill Lindsey

If a natural disaster is good for anything, it’s recognizing what’s truly important. If you’re interested in adding a little more love to your life, consider adopting one of these precious pooches from local shelters and non-profit rescues. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Havana is like a wrecked ship with sunken treasure — beautiful, haunting, imposing, in decay and once decadent. Join me on a brief 24-hour prowl in this magical Caribbean island. — Text by Francesca Cruz

Business is war. This is never truer than when at the negotiation table, where bespoke suits have replaced handcrafted armor. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Say what you will about Miami, from its gyms to its myriad institutions of higher education, locals are intent on building themselves for the better. Below we spotlight cool culinary classes that add the “fun” to fundamental. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

SUVs are popular because they can take the kids to school, accommodate a Labradoodle or two and swallow a week’s worth of groceries. But they can be boring, which is why we found one that is 100% unadulterated crazy fun. — Text by Bill Lindsey

If nature could speak, what would she say? It’s a question we may not often (or ever) have thought about, but one that we should seriously ponder. Here’s a quick memo that could have been penned by Mother Nature herself. — Text by Cecilia Dubon Slesnick

We’ve all been there…that first dreaded mistake at a new job. But don’t fret, here are other people’s horror stories so you don’t have to feel so bad about yours! — Text by Kayla Avila

A special treat selected solely for devoted history buffs, Vizcaya Museum & Gardens (pictured in 1915, a scant year after initial construction) is a nearly unparalleled effort this far south of the Mason-Dixon on the parts of Chicago Industrial Executive & Antiquarian James Deering, Project Director Paul Chalfin, Architect F. Burrall Hoffman and Garden Designer Diego Suarez. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

If you do one thing every day that makes you happy, eventually you will create a pattern of behaviors that will lead you to a lifetime of content. Here are a few things you can do right now to shift your mindset and change your life. — Text by Sandy Fernandez

It’s far and away the most important object you own, repository of all of a life’s memoria and potential. So why would you consign your phone to a clunky cookie-cutter covering? International conglomerate Gresso is adding glitz and glamour to one of our nation’s most necessary accessories. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Get to know the organization helping at-risk youths break the cycle of crime and violence while feeding the less fortunate in The 305. — Text by Kayla Avila

A Colombian economist eager to rewrite modern metropolitan living, Habitat Group President & CEO Santiago Vanegas’ Smart Brickell condominium complex will further invigorate our already booming business district. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Always eager to soothe and satisfy an expanding customer base, MySpa @ InterContinental Miami announces an exciting new partnership with British-based skincare savants Elemis. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Don’t have space for an entertainment room in your compact condo? With the futuristic Sonic Chair you can have an entire concert hall sitting with you as you enjoy the ultimate A/V experience. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Feeling good is the new looking good. This is the mantra as health, wellness and holistic living outpaces the need for the next must-have luxury object — and manufacturers and retailers rush to adapt. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

What do social media influencers and travel writers — who spend 80% of their time jetting off to exotic places — carry in their backpacks or satchels on their trips? Pray, do tell! — Compiled by Francesca Cruz