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Most Stylish 2017

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As Miami continues to become the epicenter of global projects and innovation, locals are leading the social scene with style and confidence.

Winning Influence

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Oswaldo “Ozz” Negri says he’s blessed to be able to make a career out of he favorite thing in the world: Racing; and to be fortunate enough to be able to give back by raising awareness about causes close to his heart. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

As Summer Goes By

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Striking a mixture of graphics, colors and textures, alongside retro silhouettes and styling, yields the coolest eclectic looks of the season. — Photographer: Nick Garcia for BlindLight Studio Styling & Art Direction: Jhon Jairo Santos Styling Assistants: Angeles Almuna & Sofi Perazzo Hair & Makeup: Cesar Ferrette @ Rik Rak & Rogelio Gonzalez @ Red Market Models: Denya & Brooklyn @ Next Models Photography Assistant: Richard Mestre Production: Angela Bonilla Location: Casa Feliz Miami

H(aw)t Stuff

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Slim swimwear silhouettes with a savage dose of animal patterns applied in variations of metallic hues convey aesthetic codes from designer Thalassa Boom and her current Spring/Summer lineup. — Photographer: Nick Garcia for BlindLight Studio Hair & Makeup: Cesar Ferrette @ Rik Rak Model: Taylor Youngblood @ Next Models Wardrobe: All Swimwear & Coverups by Thalassa Boom Resort Wear @ ThalassaBoom.com Photography Assistant: Richard Mestre Production: Angela Bonilla

Fabulously Fit

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Bringing a brand that practically invented luxury lifestyle enhancement to one of our financial district’s most exciting projects, Equinox’s addition to the Brickell Heights complex is the crown jewel of the coveted development. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Pros Of Pretty

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We’ve scoured the ever-expanding aesthetic enhancement scene to bring you the city’s best and brightest beauty makers. — Text by Ryan Jarrell Photos by Edward Leal

A Thing of Beauty

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Addressing the aging side-effects of wanderlust: Firsthand experiences with treatments and procedures, performed by leading South Florida medspas, to revive, restore and beautify today, tomorrow and forever. — Text by Francesca Cruz

Wink Appeal

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Miamians interested in iconic innovators would do well to keep their eyes peeled on Elena Trelles, founder of Lash Makers, a company that specializes in eyelash extensions and training. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Time Cruise

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A decade before the decadent district known as Little Havana mambo’d into existence; the area surrounding Calle Ocho was known as Riverside, as pictured below in 1951. — Text by Ryan Jarrell, Before: Archival Photo courtesy of HistoryMiami; After: Photo courtesy of Marcelo Araica

Diversification 101

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Have you ever noticed that street vendors often sell unrelated products such sunglasses and umbrellas? That’s because they understand the art of diversification, say the experts at the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC). — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Donation Dollars

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Every time you give cash or drop off used clothing, books or furniture for charity, you hear “Do you want a receipt?” Let’s take a look at the real tax benefits of giving. — Text by Sandy Lindsey. Tips courtesy of IRS, TurboTax and H&R Block.

Too Hot To Handle

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The latest and greatest restaurant to follow the thoroughly toothsome charcoal trend. — Text by Ryan Jarrell, Thai’d Down photo courtesy of @ GourmandJ

Children First

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Dramatically enhancing Nicklaus Children Hospital’s ability to serve the region’s youth, the facility’s new Advanced Pediatric Care Pavilion offers a leading-edge care environment combined with amenities to support critically ill kids — and the families who love them. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Bilingual Beginnings

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The world is getting smaller every day with the need to be conversant in multiple languages. Village Montessori starts kids out early with their Bilingual and All Day Montessori programs for preschoolers. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Simply Savage

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An elegant inverse to the excess typified by our city, Priscilla Taveras’ DAMA offers a rugged, refreshing look to Miami womenswear. — Text by Hugh Marchand Photos by Lucie Hugary

Friends In Need

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Sunscreen? Check. Ice-cold refreshments? Check. The only thing left on your list to maximize your summertime lounge? A friend for life. Collected below are prime pooches ideal for fulfilling your life and livelihood. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Inner Power

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Following up on the success of her two meditation albums in Spanish, popular Holistic Life Coach, Certified ThetaHealing Instructor, Motivator & Meditation Leader Lorena Coyle has released her first English album: EON Meditations For The Soul. — Text by Sandy Lindsey Photos By Samantha Villavicencio

Rebel Yell

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A shocking styleset eternally linked to liberated womanhood, trimmed tresses are making a major comeback in this most peculiar of periods, and men and women around the globe are loving it. — Text by Hugh Marchand

Eternal Saluti!

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Think you have a dream job? Meet Carlo Biasiotto, CEO of Italian sparkling wine titans Foss Marai. His business? Celebration. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Sports Saloon

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A retro cantina fulfilling a yawning void, Black Market Miami is the only sports bar Downtown will ever need. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Jazz Nights

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It’s over. For better or for worse, the pulse-pounding, body-shaking EDM extravaganza known as Ultra has left our lofty shores. Eager for musical programming of a less strenuous sort? Get a taste of authentic American artistry at the clubs listed below. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Aussie Touch

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Masterminding a bold and breezy brand that perfectly complements our city’s climes, Designer Nicky Zimmermann sat down to give us the 411 on the latest look to take the Magic City by storm. — Text by Hugh Marchand

I’ll Meet You In The Maldives

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An insider’s guide to The Maldives: What you need to know to travel to this idyllic paradise hailed the most beautiful convocation of islands on Earth. — Text by Francesca Cruz  Photos by Kurumba  

Buttered Up!

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A must-stop during Second Saturday meanderings, Francisco “Paco” De La Torre and his hit art enclave Butter Gallery continue to make waves in an ever-changing arts scene. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Time Machine

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Chances are good you have some passing awareness of the 1970’s-era uber-cheesy Smokey & The Bandit movies. All 3 movies were truly stinkers, but the car was cool. Now it’s back and badder than ever. — Text by Bill Lindsey

Extra Appeal

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While the latest timekeeping technology has charm, it just doesn’t have the soul of a classic Rolex or Omega. But attach the Chronos Disc and suddenly your epic watch has a bevy of useful apps. — Text by Bill Lindsey

Summer Snaps

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Adding a bold new dimension to the concept of custom-crafted clothing, Orlebar Brown’s #SnapShorts initiative perfectly prognosticates the wants and needs of our social media-saturated generation. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Skin Deep

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My wife recently unraveled the mystery of why I believe she is the most beautiful woman in the world — and it’s not because she was born with out-of-this-world curves, near-perfect facial symmetry, long, wavy blonde hair and big beautiful eyes I could stare into for eternity...no, she says I think she’s beautiful because her happy, extroverted soul shines through in everything she does, in every word she says. — Text by Jorge Arauz, Editor in Chief. Photo by Mario Pascual

The 411

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Spotlighting news, launches, happenings, products & places in and around South Florida. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

City Slicker

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A Queens transplant invigorating Miami’s Upper Eastside bar scene, The Anderson’s Josh Alperstein found home where he least expected it — 1,000 miles south of where he was born. — Text by Ryan Jarrell Photos by Edward Leal

Seasonal Savor

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With summer settling upon us, we turn our attention to that age-old American pastime: BBQ. Below are some easy tips and tricks to get through a slam-dunk soiree before it’s too late. — Text by Ryan Jarrell

Eye of the Beholder

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An exploration of how to avoid succumbing to what society considers beautiful while realizing the real meaning of true beauty. — Text by Francesca Cruz