GRAZIA Gazette: Formula One, Miami, 2022

FORMULA 1 MIAMI

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GAZETTE

THE BAD GUY

Alfonso Herrera heats up the final season of Ozark and charms audiences stateside

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THE BIG PILOT.

B I G P I L O T ’ S WAT C H T O P G U N E D I T I O N “ M OJAV E D E S E R T ” When you’ve reached the top of your game and have nothing left to prove, you can sit back and enjoy your success. Or you can tap into the spirit that inspired it all and embark on an even greater challenge. And when you do that, there’s no better companion than the IWC Big Pilot’s Watch, the choice of individuals destined to make their mark.

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FRIENDS IN HIGH PLACES

JOSEPH ERRICO EDITOR & CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER

BRIAN CAMPION EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR

CASEY BRENNAN & AARON RASMUSSEN EXECUTIVE EDITORS AT LARGE SENIOR STYLE EDITOR Colleen Kratofil

Our coterie of Miamians who embody success, culture, change, and the art of living well.

FASHION MARKET EDITOR Shelby Comroe STYLE EDITOR Ty Gaskins SUSTAINABLE FASHION EDITOR Anna McFillin HEAD OF ENTERTAINMENT Jaclyn Roth STYLE WRITER Hannah Militano CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Yale Breslin Maggie Kim Karli Poliziani JUNIOR DESIGNER Alexandra Sexton

DIGITAL INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Jessica Bailey DIRECTOR, E-COMMERCE Karli Poliziani FASHION DIRECTOR Charlotte Stokes FASHION WRITER Grace O’Neill FEATURES WRITER Rebekah Clark

PAUL CHEVALIER

JENNIFER HOREV

As co-owner and chief brand officer at Pura Vida Miami, Horev has been instrumental in the growth of the laidback healthy-casual dining concepts that are popping up all over town — and beyond.

A winemaker turned executive, Chevalier is ready for rosé season (aren’t we all?) As vice president at Chateau d’Escalans — the maker of topselling Whispering Angel – he helped launch The Beach, a lower-priced varietal from the iconic label.

BEAUTY EDITOR Emily Algar CONTRIBUTING BEAUTY EDITOR Kate Lancaster DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL MEDIA & AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT Jeff Mazeo DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION & MULTI-MEDIA Sean Kravit CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Rebecca Friedman Haley Gunn Carly Tennes Katherine Tinsley

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SOFIA TCHERASSI

The daughter of designer Silvia Tcherassi is bringing new inspiration and collaboration to the Colombian luxury lifestyle label, launched in 1987.

MATTHEW MARCHEK

With an impressive roster of fashion, beauty, art, and lifestyle accounts, Marchek’s The Eight Floor communications agency oversees everything from public relations to event management, branding, and social media for prominent clients.

KIM VERNON

MELISSA CRONIN

PRESIDENT, CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER

BRENDAN MONAGHAN

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, GLOBAL CHIEF BRANDS OFFICER

ANDREW LEE

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR Brian Campion CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER Jeremy Zimmerman VICE PRESIDENT, EVENTS & MARKETING Sara Shenasky EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, FASHION & LUXURY Maria Eliason EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MARKETING, BRAND STRATEGY, & COMMERCIAL PARTNERSHIPS Emily Sigman

A self-described “brand builder,” “advisor,” “revenue generator,” and “culture junkie,” Vernon boasts an enviable resume filled with fashion superstars, including Calvin Klein, Prada, Escada and Bergdorf Goodman.

MATTEO LUNELLI

As President & CEO at Ferrari Trento, Matteo Lunelli (also President of Fondazione Altagamma) will be bringing the official celebratory champagne of Formula 1 to Miami for the first time.

SALES DIRECTOR, BEAUTY Koko Drechsler DIRECTOR OF SALES, WEST COAST, USA Nancy Cooper DIRECTOR OF SALES, FRANCE, GERMANY, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, UK Guglielmo Bava CREATIVE DIRECTOR, EDITORIAL & INTEGRATED MARKETING Ilaria Svitic SALES & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Gabriella Zurrow EXECUTIVE EDITOR AT LARGE Casey Brennan VICE PRESIDENT, CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS Camilla Jones

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17 MOST WANTED

21 LOOKING FORWARD

29 COVER STORY

ON THE COVER Alfonso Herrera, photographed by Mark Squires and styled by J. Errico.

Brunello Cucinelli blazer, $3,495, sweater, $1,445, pocket square, $245.

Available at Brunello Cucinelli Bal Harbour Boutique (305) 864 4833.

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GRAZIA USA WELCOMES EDITOR & CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER JOSEPH ERRICO

The Times Square EDITION in NYC played host for a cocktail reception for Joseph Errico on April 19.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY ARIA ISADORA FOR BFA.

THE SCENE & The Seen

As the world continues to reopen, the event circuit finds its new “normal” —and GRAZIA has an inside look.

From left, above: GRAZIA USA Editor and Chief Creative Officer Joseph Errico and GRAZIA USA Global Chief Brand Officer Brendan Monaghan; Laura Parsons and Jillian Taub; Jake Deutsch and Brian Atwood; GRAZIA USA Fashion Market Editor Shelby Comroe, Michael Carl, Michael Kiel, Blair Trader and GRAZIA USA Editor and Chief Creative Officer Joseph Errico.

Above: The scene at the Times Square EDITION.

MYTHERESA X DOLCE & GABBANA CELEBRATE LAUNCH IN MIAMI BEACH.

Domenico Dolce hosted a bash for the label’s lemon-inspired collaboration at a private residence in Miami on April 14, with DJ Pamela Tick, Dree Hemingway, Athena Calderone, and Caroline Vreeland.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY SHANE DRUMMOND FOR BFA.

Clockwise from top left: Domenico Dolce and Michael Kliger; Dan Rothman and guest; Gergana Ivanova and Jelena Cikoja; private residence; Georges Coupet, Carolina Lindo, Lisa DiCicco, and Adrian Cahue.

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AND THE Winner Is...

Tiffany & Co. is the symbol of victory for Formula One.

BY HANNAH MILITANO

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iffany & Co. has crafted some of the most recognizable trophies in American sports: from horse-racing’s Woodlawn Vase in 1860 to the Super Bowl, PGA Tour, and US Open trophies of the modern era. Now, the legendary luxury jeweler with a rich and storied history related to the celebration of athletic achievement has designed Formula One’s coveted Grand Prix trophy.

Formula One ranks as the top-tier class of international racing for single-seater, open-wheel formula race cars endorsed by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile.

This Miami round will take place at the Miami International Autodrome circuit surrounding the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, beginning May 6.

The coveted Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix trophy for first, second, and third place, and the Constructor trophy granted to the winning vehicle manufacturer were all constructed at Tiffany & Co.’s hollowware workshop in Cumberland, Rhode Island. Inspired by the Hard Rock Stadium’s spiky roof, the upper crust of the winner’s statue features four spires at the peak of the trophy. Meticulously hand-engraved with a palm tree, bearing the F1 logo and imprinted with the brand’s signature “T & CO. MAKERS,” the cups are graced with a trademark stamp that includes a hammer in the form of a T, symbolizing Tiffany’s eternal devotion to quality metalwork.

Indeed, Tiffany’s “Makers” pour their efforts into more than 65 trophies every year – as well as hundreds of other designs.

The skilled artisans implement methods from hallmarking, hammer-forming, silversmithing, chisel engraving and filing, polishing, finishing, etching, woodworking, assembly fabrication, machining, soldering, laser tacking, and stoning to form the trophies created from sterling silver and wood.

Each takes a total of 65 hours of labor over three months to reach completion.

The result? An iconic creation suffused with the unparalleled intensity and ambitious spirit of elite competition, interwoven with the timelessness of legacy, excellence, and achievement.

HATS OFF To Borsalino

The oldest Italian luxury milliner, Borsalino is making its U.S. retail debut with a stand-alone pop-up store at Miami’s high-end al fresco shopping destination Bal Harbour Shops now through July 31. Showcasing the latest assortment for men and women, the collections are imbued with the House’s signature Italian craftsmanship and steeped in its storied 165-year-old heritage.

With luxe backlit honeycomb-shaped shelving and splashes of playful zebraprint panels throughout, the seasonal retail outpost marks the brand’s inaugural brick-and-mortar foray into the U.S. market, with more destination pop-ups planned for the summer 2022 season all along the Mediterranean, strengthening Borsalino’s international presence. Borsalino.com – BY HANNAH MILITANO GRAZIA USA

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TEAMS & Drivers

Get up to speed with all the important timings for the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2022 at formula1.com.

RED BULL

Max Verstappen

MERCEDES

Sergio Perez

FERRARI

Carlos Sainz Jr

NUMBER OF LAPS 57

Fernando Alonso

Charles Leclerc

All of the main day Formula One Crypto.com Miami Grand prix 2022 action will be taking place at the Miami International Autodrome in Florida. But in the lead up to the big race, drivers will be participating in practice sessions, track tours and qualifying sessions alongside culinary experiences and pop-up shops at the stadium. On Sunday, May 8th, the festivities begin in the afternoon with a Driver’s Parade and National Anthem followed by the Grand Prix, which starts at 3:30 pm and continues for 57 laps, or 120 minutes.

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Miami Distance: TBC

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M IA M I I NTER NAT I ONAL AUTODROME

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The Beach South

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1 Timing sector Source: FIA, Mercedes F1

320km/h maximum DRS

DRS detection DRS: Drag Reduction System

Esteban Ocon

Pierre Gasly

Yuki Tsunoda

WILLIAMS

Lance Stroll

ALFA ROMEO

Valtteri Bottas

Alexander Abon

Nicholas Latifi

HAAS

Guanyu Zhou

Mick Schumacher

Pietro Fittipaldi

FROM PIT LANE TO PARTY TOWN, EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW When was the track built?

Making its F1 debut in May 2022, the Miami International Autodrome is a temporary circuit, but one designed to have a permanent feel. Set in the Hard Rock Stadium complex in Miami Gardens, home to the NFL’s famous Miami Dolphins franchise, the track is the culmination of a development process that simulated no less than 36 different layouts before settling on a thrilling, 19-turn lap that provides a street circuit vibe, not dissimilar to Melbourne’s Albert Park.

When was its first Grand Prix?

The inaugural Miami Grand Prix takes place in 2022, the Florida race joining its Texan counterpart in Austin to become the second US race on the calendar – and the 11th different American venue to host a round of the Formula 1 world championship.

What’s the circuit like?

A street-track spectacular. With the Hard Rock Stadium at its epicenter, the 5.41km layout will feature 19 corners, three straights, potential for three DRS zones, and an estimated top speed of 320km/h. There are elevation changes too, the main one found between Turns 13 and 16, with the track heading over an exit ramp and under various flyovers across uneven ground. The Turn 14-15 chicane, meanwhile, has an uphill approach, with a crest in the middle, and then drops down on exit.

Why go?

The Hard Rock Stadium knows how to put on a show – it has hosted six Super Bowls, two Baseball World Series and numerous rock concerts. Put it at the heart of a track designed to encourage close racing while meeting the highest safety standards and you have a sure-fire winner for spectators. Then there’s Miami itself – famed for its sandy beaches, art deco vibe, vibrant multiculturalism and rich sporting heritage, it’s an essential destination for those visiting the Sunshine State.

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RACE DISTANCE 308.37 KM Sebastian Vettel

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Daniel Ricciardo

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CIRCUIT LENGTH 5.41KM

George Russell

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RACE DAY Fact File

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Where is the best place to watch?

When viewing a sporting event in a purpose-built stadium, it’s hard to go wrong. In fact, you could walk around the top deck of the Hard Rock Stadium and see every corner of the track – pretty unique. As for the best passing spots, a seat near Turns 1, 11 or 17 should put you in the thick of the action. – SUPPLIED BY FORMULA ONE

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TOM FORD TIMEPIECES GO TO NEW DEPTHS

OH Baby!

Dior’s giving its candy-colored children’s collections a splashy storefront.

No need to call the baby-sitter next time the urge to splurge strikes: Dior has dreamt up the ideal shopping experience for those with little ones in tow, with the new Baby Dior Pop-Up, opening in Miami’s Design District in June.

The Dior in-house team designed the space to highlight the playful “childlike wonder” of the Baby Dior collections, including a ball pit, a screen displaying animations, and more.

As for the clothes? For the Fall-Winter 2022 Baby Dior beachwear capsule collection, designer Cordelia de Castellane paid homage to the enchanting landscapes of the South of France. The pieces are meant to evoke the “magical moments of summer” through the candy-colored, logo-adorned outfits in the girls’ line-up, while the boys’ collection is full of sunny yellows and vivid blues and greens. Tie-dye elements run throughout the line, which also features swimwear and accessories – including matching visors – that all radiate with that same summery spirit of the collection.

Check out the Baby Dior Pop-Up through May 2023, where the full Baby Dior collection, as well as the entirety of the Fall-Winter 2022 & Spring-Summer 2023 seasons, will also be available to shop. 3814 NE 2nd Ave #400, Miami, FL 33137; dior.com – COLLEEN KRATOFIL

After transitioning to a vegan diet and reducing plastic use in his personal life, Tom Ford saw another sustainable watch collection (to follow his sought-after Ocean Plastic Collection) as a natural next step. Meet the Ocean Plastic Sport Timepiece, a slightly more casual model. “All of our products are sustainable because they are timeless,” he tells GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami. Made of 100% recycled ocean plastic, each watch in the collection removes roughly 35 bottles of plastic waste from the ocean. Every little bit counts. TomFord.com – BY TY GASKINS

ON THE MENU Two NYC eateries head south, Coconut Grove get an upscale American grill, and a beloved sushi spot makes big moves.

ZAZZY’S PIZZA

WHITMAN’S

MAKOTO

KEY CLUB

The popular NYC pizzeria and café has a new Wynwood location — and it’s not your average pizza parlor. In addition to pizza, salads, parms and desserts, Zazzy’s also features a plant-based menu including dairy-free mozzarella sticks and meatless meatballs for health-conscious diners.

2525 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL; zazzys.com

Another NYC import, Whitman’s brings elevated comfort food to South Beach. Get the Juicy Lucy, a beef short rib burger stuff with pimento cheese or the East Villi Cheese Steak, a riff on the Philadelphia classic. Bonus: There are veggie options for hungry herbivores. 959 West Ave, Miami, FL; whitmansnyc.com

A longtime favorite at Bal Harbour Shops, Makoto has to a brand-new space designed by architect and designer India Mahdavi.

The prime third-floor location offers 244 seats including a sushi bar and a large open-air patio decorated with flora motifs, palm trees, and coral pink.

9700 Collins Ave, 3rd Floor Miami Beach; makoto-restaurant.com

The latest from David Grutman and Groot Hospitality, The Key Club is an update of the classic American bar and grill with standards like steak and seafood and creative specialty cocktails, as well as unique items like Chips & Caviar and the Coconut Lobster Roll.

3015 Grand Avenue, Coconut Grove, FL; thekeyclub.com

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WELCOME To Miami

The luxe lifestyle brand, AERIN, and beloved swimwear label, Solid & Striped, are making moves in Miami.

Two new shopping destinations recently hit the Miami scene, and each brings a tailored focus to cater to the town’s colorful, sexy aesthetic. AERIN, the lifestyle brand encompassing beauty, home décor, fashion, accessories and beyond, launched its fourth store in the Design District. Shoppers can expect an assortment of AERIN products as well as a curated edit from Johanna Ortiz, Lisa Marie Fernandez, Stork Club of Comporta, and many more designers that complement the style of city.

“The Miami edit exudes tropical ease with raffia textures, natural elements, bright colors, and vibrant florals,” Aerin Lauder, Founder and Creative Director at AERIN, and Style and Image Director at Estée Lauder, told GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami. “We incorporated many brands that have become staples in the AERIN edit and chose to include pieces that I would want to wear while visiting Miami.”

For Solid + Striped, choosing Miami as its second storefront outside of New York City was a natural choice, especially post-pandemic. “New York is our largest market and with so many New Yorkers moving to Miami, we felt strongly about having a presence here,” Sarah Landman, CEO of Solid & Striped, told GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami of its new Brickell City Centre location. The brand will continue to provide “everything under the sun” with its swim, apparel, and suncare lines, all while targeting the preferred style of many locals with its new cut of bikini bottoms featuring “much less coverage.”

Shoppers can expect to find the same “beach house” décor as the N.Y.C. location, but with “great design elements, such as vintage rattan furniture, and of course lots of stripes,” says Landman. aerin.com; solidandstriped.com – BY COLLEEN KRATOFIL

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POPPING Bottles Ferrari Trento toasts to F1 Miami

BY HANNAH MILITANO When the victors of Formula 1 take to the podium post-race, the celebratory bottle of bubbly traditionally sprayed will be premium Italian sparkling wine Ferrari Trento, the official toast of the race for the next three seasons. Ferrari Trento CEO and President, and President of Fondazione Altagamma Matteo Lunelli shares with Grazia Gazette: F1 Miami all the details of their sparkling success.

READY FOR Take-Off

The lifestyle brand is adding a private jet select guests can charter to its expanding portfolio of luxe products.

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he world of travel is about to soar to new heights of luxury thanks to RH and their upcoming introduction of a private jet charter that is the airborne embodiment of the brand.

RH, formerly known as Restoration Hardware, has been busy lately showcasing its design ethos (think: balanced proportions, top-notch craftmanship and refined décor) in their expanding range of offerings that now include products, places and services ranging from RH Interiors, RH Beach House and RH Outdoor to RH Guesthouses, RH Residences, and an RH Interior Design business.

As part of a new focus on what RH refers to as the “space” aspect of its portfolio, the company is introducing RH One, a G650 Gulfstream that’s in line with RH’s style sensibilities — nose to tail, inside and out.

Starting with the plane’s exterior, the Latin phrase “Carpe Diem,” or “seize the day,” is printed on the cockpit in a nod to RH Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Gary Friedman’s personal motto. The plane is painted a specially formulated phantom gray with a shimmering champagne-colored undercarriage.

Panoramic windows allow natural light to bathe the jet’s minimalistic interior, which features a warm and understated palette incorporated in the hand-tufted wool, silk and cashmere bouclé carpet swathing the floor, and hand-selected wire-brushed European white oak lining the walls, overhead bins and ceiling.

Completing RH’s decadent aviation experience, up to 12 guests can sink into seats that boast state-of-the-art inflatingdeflating systems and are upholstered in a washed charcoal

linen by the revered Belgium mill Libeco and trimmed in supple artisan bull hide leather.

Not seen in the cabin? The carefully considered acoustics that add to the serene atmosphere. The overall effect, RH notes, is “a study in human design and elegant restraint” that promises to bring “calm and clarity to the sky.”

The brand’s original private Gulfstream G550, RH Two, has undergone a redesign in the spirit of RH One and will also be available for limited private charters.

RH’s spaces will descend from the skies to the sea later this year with RH Three, a 130-foot Explorer yacht the brand reimagined to best reflect its design point of view.

In keeping with the color scheme of the two jets, the yacht’s exterior is in the same custom metallic phantom grey and champagne shades. Cabins and staterooms are also awash in rift-sawn European white oak and accented with champagne lacquered paint, Carrara marble, Italian leather and stainless steel.

Guests cruising on the vessel that will be available for sea excursions in either the Mediterranean or Caribbean can soak up the sun on an assortment of action water sport amenities, the outdoor daybed areas or the swim platform. Evening hours might be spent on the top deck sunset terrace, which features a live fire pit, perfect for stargazing and sipping cocktails.

The bespoke hospitality experiences on sea and in the sky will be available for charter on World of RH, a digital portal that will feature the upscale brand’s rapidly expanding ecosystem of products, places, services and now spaces. The haute online hub is slated to launch later this year. RH.com – AARON RASMUSSEN

GOODTIME Vibes

South Beach’s buzziest new hotspot just got its own signature scent to bring its “goodtime” energy everywhere you go. With notes of jasmine, citrus, bergamot, pink pepper, iris, amber woods, and leather, the new unisex spritz Snif Strawberry Moon evokes the fruity, fresh, and fun vibes of its namesake, the retro swim club Strawberry Moon at the Goodtime Hotel. “It’s for poolside, or a day at the beach, a night out — it’s good times in a bottle,” said Snif co-founder Bryan Edwards. “We wanted the scent experience to be bright and vibrant, like the place that inspired it,” added Snif co-founder Phil Riportella. – BY COLLEEN KRATOFIL

Snif Strawberry Moon, $65, snif/co

GRAZIA: How did Ferrari Trento come to be the official sparkling wine for F1?

Matteo Lunelli: We personally have a strong passion for Formula 1. The celebration is one of the most iconic celebrations in the world of sports. It’s Formula 1 that started the tradition to open the bottle of champagne on the podium.

Being involved with such a landmark celebration has been a longtime dream for us, and a target. We started talking about the possibility with Formula 1 in 2019, and we made the decision in 2020. We are particularly happy that the awareness of Formula 1 is growing a lot in the United States, probably thanks to the fact that the number of the GPs (Grand Prix) in the United States is growing.

G: What can people who have never tried Ferrari Trento expect? Flavors, drinking experience etc?

ML: We like to say that our Ferrari Trento is an experience in the expression of Italian art of living. Our vineyards are located in the heart of the Italian Alps, so our mountain sparkling wines are a reflection of elegance and freshness, which is the result of the unique quality of the grapes that we grow on our mountain vineyards.

G: How does Ferrari Trento represent the ethos of Made in Italy - sharing the heritage of the country with American audiences?

ML: Altagamma is really a foundation that seeks to promote the growth and competitiveness of the excellence of ‘Made in Italy.’ And certainly, Formula 1 is a platform with a lot of Italian excellence. If you go to a high-end event at, let’s say Fashion Week in Milan, or an important sporting event in Italy, chances are you will see Ferrari Trento served. Our brand has a very strong Italian heritage of over a century. The Italian lifestyle is about enjoying the beauty and taste of life, and sparkling wine is a lot about enjoying life. It’s about getting together. Bubbles can give a special touch: a glass of sparkling wine can be a part of a moment of joy.

JUST PLEIN Amazing

Just in time for summer, Celine has stocked its Miami Design District boutique with its latest capsule, Plein Soleil. Part of Hedi Slimane’s Baie des Anges collection, which debuted in Nice via film, the garments brings the South of France and St. Tropez to Miami. The eye-catching patterns and bold colors will take you from the pool party to the after-party with its range of summery silhouettes.

Make sure to grab standouts like the Bain de Soleil floral dress, crop top in embroidered cotton and smocked floral georgette, or a hand-knitted crochet top and dress to sport on and off the beach. Cool off from the heat in the new pastel-colored bouclette cotton swimwear sets — beach towel included. As the sun sets, the Celine aficionado can slip into a pleated skirt and Bain de Soleil dress in lamé printed silk, plus a chic lingerie top in jacquard silk to take on the evening’s events. 154 NE 41st St Suite 116, Miami, FL 33137; celine.com

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CHECKERBOARD

Checkerboard print is once again picking up speed this season – and just in time for Formula 1 to make its inaugural debut in Miami. From the racetrack to the runway, interpreting their own fresh look to the forever-classic pattern by fusing it with more elevated silhouettes and incorporating statement-making bold colors. Here are the looks to push your style into high gear on and off the racetrack.

BY TY GASKINS

A Lot Studio, $48, alotstudio.com

Isabel Marant, $285, saksfifthavenue.com

R-13, $219, ssense.com

Brixton, $49, brixton.com

PACO RABANNE

CHANEL

CHRISTIAN COWAN

EMPORIO ARMANI

MM6

COPERNI

Memorial Day, $175, memorialday.com

MISBHV, $183, farfetch.com

HOT-HEADED Bucket-Up! Spring has officially arrived

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SUN-BLOCKING Get Ready, Set, Apply

Clarins UV Plus Anti-Pollution SPF 50, $43, clarins.com

Prada jumpsuit, $2,100, farfetch.com; CELINE

by Hedi Slimane bag, $1,400 celine.com; Havva boots, $138, havvamustafa.com; Tag Heuer watch, $1,450; LOEWE sunglasses, $133, mytheresa.com

Christopher John Rogers blazer $1,895, net-a-porter.com; Aggi pants, $347, wolfandbadger.com; Clare V bag, $335, clarev.com; Saint Laurent boot, $1,295, saintlaurent.com; Tiffany & Co. necklace, $4,300, available at select Tiffany & Co. stores.

Vacation, Chardonnay Oil SPF 30, $22, ultabeauty.com

Super Goop Glow Screen SPF 40, $36, supergoop.com

Diesel top, $395, diesel.com; Stand Studio pants, $313, mytheresa.com, Paco Rabanne bag, $830, pacorabbane.com; Bottega Veneta mule, $650, bottegaveneta.com, Tarin Thomas ring, $288, tarinthomas.com

Nili Lotan top, $295, nililotan.com; R-13 jeans, $645, r13denim.com; Off-White bag, $995, offwhite.com, Givenchy shoes, $595, givenchy.com, Louis Vuitton necklace, $995, available at select Louis Vuitton stores.

Dr. Sturm Sun Drops SPF50, $145, drsturm.com

Ourself Mineral Sunscreen Broad Spectrum, $75, ourself.com

CHANEL UV Essentiel, $55, chanel.com

Akila sunglasses, $130, akila.la Rokh top, $425, ssense.com; Daily Paper jacket, $385, dailypaper.com; Daily Paper pants, $275, dailypaper.com; Prada sandals, $690, prada.com

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Meet a few of Formula One’s most interesting racers on this season’s starting grid.

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LEWIS HAMILTON Fashionably Forward

W ‘ANYONE CAN WEAR WHATEVER THEY WANT,” THE MERCEDES TEAM DRIVER, WHO COLLABORATED WITH TOMMY HILFIGER ON A CLOTHING LINE, HAS SAID OF HIS FASHION PHILOSOPHY. “THERE WILL BE PEOPLE THAT DON’T UNDERSTAND IT, BUT THAT’S OKAY. HOPEFULLY THEY’LL EVENTUALLY GO THROUGH THE OPENING-THEIR-MIND PHASE AND LET PEOPLE BE WHO THEY WANT TO BE.’ GRAZIA USA

hen seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton isn’t dressed in racing overalls on the paddock, he likes to go all out with some of the most fashion-forward ensembles in this space. Recent showstoppers included a cobalt-blue Burberry kilt with matching pants and jacket at the Turkish Grand Prix preparation in Istanbul, and a custom-made Kenneth Nicholson black suit with white mesh shirt and netted veil half skirt at New York City’s Met Ball. “I love the fashion scene,” Hamilton, 37, has said, noting that the sartorial world helps him steer clear of feeling too stressed on the racetrack. “I have these other outlets that I’m able to blow off steam in lots of different ways. The most important thing is always to be able to come back into the racing environment fresh, recovered, positive, and not really have many worries, so I think I’m able to arrive and just love doing my job.”

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LANDO NORRIS Racing Role Model British-Belgian driver Lando Norris is a worldwide inspiration for those dealing with mental health issues. The 22-year-old McLaren team member has been completely candid about the anxiety he faced as a rookie in the junior ranks, and his fans — more than five million on Instagram alone — often reach out to share the positive impact he’s had on their lives. “That’s when I started speaking out about it a bit more and realizing that maybe it’s not always the nicest thing to talk about, but it’s something where I can help a lot of other people out,” Norris has said.

DANIEL RICCIARDO Comedian in the Cockpit Daniel Ricciardo’s unofficial motto could be “Drive hard, joke harder.” He’s famous for bringing his fellow racers to tears during post-race interviews with his quick wit and sparkling sense of humor. See: When the 32-year-old Aussie, who’s driving for McLaren, won his first race in over three years last September at the Italian Grand Prix, he took a victory lap by swilling champagne from his own sweaty sneaker — a move now referred to as a “shoey.” “It’s so much fun when Daniel Ricciardo’s up there,” Formula One wrote on social media after the quirky celebration on the podium.

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MAX VERSTAPPEN In Pole Position At the tender age of 24, Max Verstappen is defending his title with Red Bull Racing after winning his first World Championship in Abu Dhabi in November 2021. Luckily, the Belgian-Dutch driver is no stranger to big firsts.

He became the youngest F1 driver in history to start a World Championship race by nearly two years when he debuted at the 2015 Australian Grand Prix at age 17 years and 166 days. “When I was little, my goal was F1 and, so far, it has been pretty good. I can’t complain,” the pro, now in his eighth season with Formula One, has said. “This is what I have done my whole life. I can’t imagine myself doing anything else.”

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CHARLES LECLERC Picking Up Speed

In 2020, Charles Leclerc was named campaign spokesperson for Armani Made to Measure, the official outfitters of his team, Ferrari.

But the accomplished racer from Monaco isn’t just a pretty face. He’s got plenty of drive and talent that could come in handy once he’s ready to retire from the sport, whether it’s sketching clothing designs as he explores his growing interest in fashion or playing the piano and guitar to make music, which he’s been doing for years. “At least I think of something else than only racing, which I think is very good,” Leclerc, 24, has said, adding that in the past he was unable to disconnect from the sport. “Fashion and music help. I’m very creative; all of these things help me think of something else.”

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MAKING A SPLASH Miami’s oldest private members club has gotten its groove back, thanks to a new owner and a major renovation.

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t hits you from the moment you enter. In a town full of industry-leading hotels and spas, there is something different, something special, about The Bath Club in Miami. The colossal antique wooden doors and breathtaking landscaping; the inviting lobby lounge filled with plush vintage armchairs and lamps; the Spanish tiled stairs with iron railings and polished terra cotta floors throughout; the high ceilings that give the Club a singular vibe — this is not the Miami most people get to experience.

It’s no secret that Miami is having a major moment. The mass migration to the Sunshine State was already happening before the pandemic but kicked into full gear after the 2020 lockdowns. Two years later, there’s no sign of it slowing down.

And while there is an influx of new bars, restaurants, and hotels meant to cater to the crowds that have descended on the city, there are very few that can boast of the historic legacy and understated glamour that suffuse every inch of The Bath Club.

Founded in the 1920s, The Bath Club was the very first private members club in the Southeast. Some of the Club’s illustrious founding members included Carl G. Fisher (dubbed “Mr. Miami Beach, he was a prominent real estate developer for whom exclusive Fisher Island was named), as well as automotive tire magnate Harvey Firestone, Sr., William Vanderbilt II and Pierre Cartier (yes, that Cartier).

The club’s highly selective membership process, however, excluded Black and Jewish people from joining for decades.

Happily, that all changed when current owner Don Peebles — the club’s first African American member — took over in 1999.

“My vision for The Bath Club has always been to create the most inclusively exclusive membership club in the nation,” Peebles, an entrepreneur and real estate developer who served on the National Finance Committee under President Obama, told GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami. “As the first African American member of The Bath Club, and now the owner, it has been my mission to offer a luxurious, intimate space that families of all backgrounds can enjoy for generations to come.”

Peebles has most definitely succeeded in doing just that. After giving The Bath Club a renovation before reopening in winter 2020, Peebles and his team had already succeeded in accepting the allotted 200 member families. Currently at capacity, the club now features a sprawling beachfront, multiple event spaces, outdoor living rooms, wellness programming, and a

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culinary experience, all to be operated and curated by bespoke management firm Apiici Hospitality, known for developing and operating luxe restaurants and hotels including the NYC’s Polo Bar, the private dining room at 432 Park Avenue and Hotel Figueroa in Downtown Los Angeles.

“The Bath Club represents the ultimate privacy and luxury,” explained Peebles. “With a smaller membership availability – only about 1% compared to other membership clubs in the area – and a vast, modernized estate that includes three acres of completely private beach access, we guarantee our members the most comfortable and intimate experience.”

The Club is packed with amenities, including two clay tennis courts, a full-service spa and fitness center offering massage and facial services, beach yoga and beach bootcamp classes, meditation, poolside cabanas available for daily or long-term rental, and a playground and kids club for the little ones to enjoy.

“We just recently completed a multi-million-dollar renovation on the property, so we’ve made numerous efforts of late to make the property as luxurious, comfortable, and up-to-date as possible for our members,” Peebles continues.

“Together with my wife Katrina and our partners Apicii, we feel like we have created something truly special; and this has been validated by having completely sold out all memberships within a year of reopening.”

Another true highlight of the club is the exclusive access to more than 100,000- square feet of beach with complimentary chaises, umbrellas towel service, and prime space for adults and families. (The oversized Jenga and bean bag toss — as well as beach toys available for use — keep the youngsters busy all day.) For those who prefer lounging poolside, there are comfortable chaises, umbrellas and towel service with a full menu — and bar – available all day as well.

“The intimacy and privacy of The Bath Club is extremely unique as well,” Peebles continued. “Whether you’re at the club to work in the Governor’s Loggia, to dine in The Courtyard, or to lounge on our private beach, members really have the space to focus, relax, or unwind however they see fit.”

The Bath Club’s two ballrooms are a highlight, frequently used to host weddings and special events including a recent evening with MyTheresa and Dolce & Gabbana, an exclusive Wheel’s Up party during Art Basel featuring Whispering Angel and Wine Access, and a PR Net cocktail soirée.

Another much-anticipated addition is the newly opened fine dining concept Collins Room, which debuted in February

2022, with an impressive Seafood Plateau, Oysters Rockefeller, and Stone Crab Claws on offer alongside a classic Lobster Fra Diavolo, Slow Roasted Prime Rib, and Peking-Style Chicken.

The cocktail list truly has something for every taste: from glamorous classics like a Vesper Martini and a 1930s Negroni, to a section called “Around the World in 8 Cocktails” that highlights tipples from some of the most stories destination across the globe, including The Golden Glove from 1930s La Floradita Bar in Havana, Jewels of the East from 1900s Great Eastern Hotel in Calcutta and the Claret Punch from London’s Savoy Hotel circa 1920. Of course, there is also wine and beer by the glass.

“We also just opened The Collins Room, a fine dining restaurant inspired by the 1950s and 60s, at the end of February,” explained Peebles. ”We wanted to offer an additional culinary experience for our members to make going out for dinner special and glamorous again.”

For those Friends of Members who want to enjoy the Club’s restaurants there is now another tier of access available called the Social List, which Peebles explains was created so “individuals can join to enjoy our beautiful restaurant and bar concepts including The Collins Room, The Courtyard, and Governor’s Loggia.”

What really sets The Bath Club apart, though, is the staff: from Managing Director Tim Miller and Director of Member Services Keston Superville to the entire waitstaff and culinary team, along with the team that works at the beach and pool to give guests an unforgettable experience whenever they walk through the doors. Members of the Peebles family are also spotted around the Club, warmly greeting guests and acting as the consummate hosts.

“I pride myself on The Bath Club’s impeccable customer service that our unparalleled reputation is built on,” said Peebles. “All of our staff make an effort to truly get to know each of our members and their families, so The Bath Club feels like an extension of their own home. Because the club also doesn’t have a hotel component like other members clubs, it enhances the overall privacy and luxury of the environment.”

Following the club’s massive success since reopening — during a global pandemic — it’s clear that this Miami mainstay is here to stay.

“Considering The Bath Club is the oldest members club on Miami Beach, it represents a genuine part of the colorful history of Miami Beach and remains an iconic institution,” said Peebles. “It’s an exciting time here at The Bath Club and

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FOUNDED IN THE 1920S, THE BATH CLUB WAS THE VERY FIRST PRIVATE MEMBERS CLUB IN THE SOUTHEAST. SOME OF THE CLUB’S ILLUSTRIOUS FOUNDING MEMBERS INCLUDED CARL G. FISHER, TIRE MAGNATE HARVEY FIRESTONE, SR., WILLIAM VANDERBILT II AND PIERRE CARTIER (YES, THAT CARTIER).

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RE-FRAMING FITNESS

Miami locals Melissa Bentivoglio and Lee Belzberg are the latest entry to the at-home workout market – and they’re packing a lot of muscle.

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n the last big startup bubble, every new unicorn was “the Uber of” its respective industry. Then during the pandemic, we started to see a new formulation: “the Pelotons of” home fitness. Hot on the heels of the athome workout company’s stock explosion, companies like Mirror, Tonal, and CLMBR jumped on the bandwagon, scooping up customers who were sick of being cooped up at home. Already, though, the herd has thinned, with even Peloton adjusting their projections and watching their stock price plummet. Amid this tumult, Torontans turned Miami locals Melissa Bentivoglio and Lee Belzberg have quietly been developing the next hot at-home fitness concept. Many have called it “the Peloton of pilates” – and it does marry a sleek athome fitness device with custom content – but Frame Fitness has already managed to evade the pitfalls of the bike and tread manufacturer, rising above the facile comparisons to build something truly revolutionary.

A classically trained ballet dancer and renowned pilates instructor, Frame Fitness CEO Bentivoglio had already designed her own custom reformer (the equipment used in pilates) for her studio in Toronto years ago, only to see COVID-19 crush her dream – at least, temporarily. During lockdown, Bentivoglio remembers, “It was just our kids, Lee, and I, and I kind of started designing this at-home version of a reformer on the heels of my first design. I had ample time to discuss it and to noodle together.

So I showed him the very preliminary industrial design concept, and he was like, ‘Whoa.’

“Then I said, ‘By the way, I’m going to substantiate why I think there’s a void and why we have an opportunity to pioneer a sub-sector of the market that’s untapped.’ And then I showed him some research I had done.”

For co-founder (and husband) Belzberg, it was a lightning strike moment: “I was like, ‘Let’s do this together.’” With a background in finance, Belzberg collaborated with Bentivoglio to build a business plan, craft a deck, and make connections with crucial investors. Before long, they were closing a $5 million seed round led by such fitness industry mega-stars as Mark Mastrov, founder and former CEO of 24 Hour Fitness, Crunch Fitness Worldwide CEO Jim Rowley, and Michael Bruno, CEO of Core Health & Fitness (home to Nautilus, Stairmaster, Schwinn, and more brands).

Although Peloton was crippled during the pandemic due to disrupted supply chains and demand outpacing supply, Frame’s powerful investors have simplified one of the trickiest aspects of launching a product. In addition, that brain trust offers decades of experience on top of Belzberg’s own business savvy and Bentivoglio’s inherent entrepreneurial spirit and dynamic, visionary leadership.

(Ousted Peloton CEO John Foley surely wishes he’d had such a crew in his corner.)

“A lot of that risk has been mitigated because we have such a massive manufacturing company that has done this for years,” Belzberg explains. “Michael lived in China for almost 20 years. He has factories overseas and domestically.”

Still, the Frame reformer is no mass-produced fitness merchandise. Rather, it is a bespoke piece of superior engineering and craftsmanship, marrying patent-pending technological innovations with an elite design aesthetic.

Indeed, the Frame reformer is truly a thing of beauty: all soft curves and sleek finishes. With a 24.5 inch, sweatresistant touchscreen and a wheeled frame, it is as functional as it is gorgeous. Currently in pre-order for $2999, it also carries a nominal $39 monthly subscription fee, granting access to its library of exclusive pilates content.

“Obviously there’s an element of aesthetic that was very important, but ultimately the utility aspects, the functionality supersedes anything,” Bentivoglio says. For that reason, she and a close circle of field testers have been iterating on the product in the US for months. Bentivoglio says. “We built those reformers in the US, and we did that so that I could really have this hands-on approach, where, instead of just having something stained overseas and then waiting three months to get it, it’s allowed us to move at an expeditious rate.”For early adapters who’ve placed their pre-orders, delivery day couldn’t come soon enough – a feeling that Bentivoglio and Belzberg share. “I’m excited for people to work on our machines that we’ve been working on nonstop day and night,” Belzberg says.

FOR BENTIVOLGIO, IT’S ONLY THE BEGINNING. “WE HAVE SO MUCH INTEREST FROM EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA,” SHE REVEALS. AND IN TALKING TO THE PAIR, IT’S CLEAR THE SKY’S THE LIMIT.

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Ozark star Alfonso Herrera – here with co-star Jason Bateman – has captivated audiences with his portrayal of “Javi” on the hit Netflix series.

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SO BAD, HE’S GOOD Already famous in Mexico, the actor is now making a name for himself in America as Ozark’s resident villan.

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lfonso Herrera is on top of the world these days. When the actor hops on Zoom on a Monday afternoon in April, he is inspired and focused – ready to talk about the exciting leaps his career has been taking in recent months. Of course, he already has a huge following in Mexico — he was born in Mexico City — but is now gaining a new audience of fans in America, as he currently stars as Javi Elizondro in the final season of the Netflix hit series Ozark.

Herrera, who took the interview from his home in Mexico City, remembers receiving a call from his agent about auditioning for the three-time Emmyaward winning drama, which debuted in 2017. He immediately jumped at the possibility. “It was a great opportunity, and four days later I did the audition via Zoom. I said to myself, ‘This is an amazing show.

Alfonso, don’t f**k it up.’ A few days later I received the good news,” the 38-year-old exclusively told GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami about nabbing the coveted role.

From the get-go, Herrera – a “huge fan” of the series which centers on the Byrde family and its dealings with

the Navarro drug empire – felt like his fellow castmates Jason Bateman, Laura Linney and Julia Garner were instantly family, despite him being the outsider. “They have such an amount of power in the industry, but they use their power in such a respectful and in a very caring way,” he noted. “Being part of that was incredible.”

Herrera’s character Javi, the nephew of drug cartel leader Omar Navarro, is dangerous and dark, and though many of the characters on the action series are similarly malicious, the Hollywood star understands Javi is seen as the main villain. Although, he does have a soft spot for him – and so do many Ozark fans.

“I have to defend this guy, and I tried to defend him when I am on set as he’s had a rough life,” he explained.

“Why? Because he is not accepted in his family; he is not accepted with the Byrdes; he is not accepted in any single space. So, there is a lot of rejection

towards him. He understands that and he likes to, in a certain way, acknowledge that, and he likes to have fun with it. He is very straightforward. He never lies.”

Fortunately for the Queen of the South alum, the scripts are so well-written, all he has to do is dig in.

“I have the possibility of constructing these little pieces that could make sense,” he said of forming the gritty character, who finds himself facing off against Marty and Wendy Byrde in Season 4.

Interestingly, Herrera has a unique way of preparing himself for challenging roles: watching

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GROWING UP, HERRERA MOVED TO GUADALAJARA, BUT SHUFFLED BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN THERE AND MEXICO CITY SINCE HIS FATHER LIVED IN THE BUSTLING CAPITAL. AFTER FLYING BACK AND FORTH, HE THOUGHT BECOMING A PILOT COULD BE HIS CALLING.

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soccer documentaries and Formula 1 races. Getting lost in the competition puts him in the right mindset to play complicated figures. While playing this type of character may be hard to escape, Herrera doesn’t have any problem disconnecting himself from Javi. “I think that is our job, and we need to understand that we need to put the mask on and then afterwards we have to take it off,” he explained. “That is how we need to do it, and I don’t struggle that much.”

Herrera has now arrived at a place where he’s earning accolades — but that wasn’t always his plan. In fact, he originally had a totally different vision of his future: aviation.

Growing up, Herrera moved to Guadalajara, but shuffled back and forth between there and Mexico City since his father lived in the bustling capital. After flying back and forth, he thought becoming a pilot could be his calling.

“I was going to study commercial aviation in a school in San Antonio, Texas, but when I was in high school, I acted in a number of plays,” he said, adding that he fell in love with the stage. “I became a huge fan and one of my friends — whose father is a very important movie director here in Mexico — invited me for an audition. I got the role and I said, ‘Great!

After that, I am going to go study aviation.’ But I was invited to do an audition for a TV show here in Mexico, and I got the part.” Long story short: Herrera made it big.

A man of many talents, Herrera joined the cast of a telenovela called Rebelde, in which he and five others started a Mexican boy band called RBD. The series only lasted three seasons, but the group went on to tour off-screen and released six studio albums.

“What I loved about that time was going between acting and being on stage performing. I feel very proud of that project.

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People are so engaged with that telenovela still to this day. It’s something that I am going to be grateful for until I die,” he said.

“I will always feel grateful for the fans of that show,” he continued. “There are now people from all over Latin America and Mexico who know me, so that is something that I will always treasure.”

Unfortunately, Herrera is done with music for the foreseeable future, as he is “very happy with where I am going right now.”

And, if you’re wondering, it sounds like piloting is out of the question. “I am 38 years old. I don’t have the sight of a 20-yearold,” he quipped. “I think that destiny in a certain way played its role, and I feel very fortunate with what I have right now. I feel very lucky and feel very grateful.”

Now that Herrera, who has two sons, Daniel and Nicolás, is making headlines around the globe, he is proud to represent Latinos. “I have gotten amazing feedback,” he said. “I love working on the stage, and it means that you have more time to create the process and to be more specific with the character, and I would love to carry on doing that.”

As a Latino in Hollywood, Herrera has already had a unique path, and he admits that there are many others who have paved the way for him, so the “terrain is a bit more solid and less bumpy” for those wanting to break out in the industry. “The only thing I can do is to try and be loyal to what I do, try to be respectful, try to be truthful and hopefully that will create an echo to many other Latinos to keep on working,” he said.

“What I can say is that there are more possibilities for working in the United States, and there are also many other possibilities for work here in Latin America and that is something that I am going to carry on doing. I love working in my country, and I love working in Latin America because you need to understand

where your roots are. At the same time, it’s a huge gift to now have the possibility to work in many other places.”

From Ozark to Sense8 and Dance of the 41, the former singer feels blessed to be able to “walk the walk a little bit longer” in Hollywood and to take on more roles. Herrera has previously tackled biographies, and it’s something he absolutely loves diving into — so much so, he hopes to portray late Mexican boxer Salvador “Sal” Sánchez one day, as he has an affinity towards him and believes if he were still alive to this day, he “probably would have been one of the greatest boxers of all time.”

Clearly, Herrera is connecting with his audiences. Case in point: He won Best Actor at Mexico’s Ariel Awards (the equivalent of an Oscar) in 2021 for his role in Dance of the 41.

When asked what he would do if he won an Oscar one day, he replied, “I have no idea, but I am very fortunate to just tell stories — that is my only goal.”

But, he added, “I will say that winning an Oscar would be a very interesting sign that things are going in the right way and obviously having the recognition of your colleagues is something important to me, and I treat that with respect.”

Herrera doesn’t have any bucket list items, but he concludes our interview with one thought: “One time I was asked about what the best gift or the best award is that an actor could have, and I always said, ‘to keep on working and to keep on walking.’

In this profession, things can be a bit harsh. In Mexico, we say you go where the circus opens and you have to go from one circus to another. I feel very lucky to have a job right now, to have projects that I can talk about. So, that is my main goal: to have a long-lasting career. Additionally, to grow old and still be doing what I love the most and still telling stories — that is my dream.”

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WELL DONE

A new wellness concept from the owner of the ultra-luxe One&Only brand is coming to a city near you.

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ome vacations are all about lounging poolside with a good book and a cold drink; other times, the trip is geared around activities. For the latter, the new gold standard will be SIRO, the latest hospitality experience for active, health-minded travelers. Part of the portfolio of Kerzner International — the parent company of One&Only Resorts and the iconic Atlantis Resorts & Residences — SIRO (pronounced “sigh-row”) promises to be the ultimate wellness destination for sophisticated guests who aspire to a maintain a balanced, healthy lifestyle ­— even on holiday.

The impressive holistic wellness and fitness programs at SIRO will include a cutting-edge fitness club, luxurious health spa, nutrition-led meals, and restorative and relaxing accommodations as well as a team of in-house specialists including trainers, coaches, and nutritionists. While these services are often available at other wellness destinations, what sets SIRO apart is a focus on sports and fitness, allowing guests to maintain their routines while away from home. This goes far beyond your typical hotel gym setup. At SIRO, the fitness is the focus, and the facilities promise to reflect that commitment.

There will be state-of-the-art cardio and strength training equipment, of course, as well as a variety of rooms for yoga instruction and group classes — which will be developed and taught by leading specialists and elite athletes. Top it all off with a dip in the swimming pool. Each destination will feature different elements designed to reflect the specific location and terrain; some —like the SIRO Boka Place on the Adriatic Sea in Montenegro, the brand’s first resort — will offer cycling, sailing, kayaking, and polo, while others will feature hiking, boxing, climbing, kite surfing, parkour, and skiing. In true Kerzner fashion, no expense will be spared.

“The primary focus of our new SIRO experience will be exceptional fitness and wellness to support a modern, global lifestyle, delivered with our renowned service in a transformative and nurturing environment,” Philippe Zuber, Chief Executive Officer of Kerzner International, said in a press release. “We recognize that holistic health is more important than ever, and the primary focus of SIRO will be exceptional fitness and wellness to support a modern and balanced global lifestyle, delivered with our renowned service in a transformative and nurturing urban environment. As innovators, we are always looking to revolutionize the guest experience and anticipate travellers’ needs.”

What happens outside of the gym will be just as important at SIRO. For post-workout rejuvenation, guests can enjoy the Recovery Lab, equipped with everything from infrared sauna and flotation tanks to a cryotherapy room, jacuzzi, and a meditation space.

Massage therapists will be available to get out those knots and ease sore muscles.

As the world slowly returns to pre-pandemic activity, some might prefer to work out solo. SIRO

has got that covered, offering in-room streamed fitness classes along with resistance bands and dumbbells. (The desk chair has been replaced with an exercise ball and each room will feature a private steam shower.) Still, taking time to recharge is just as crucial and the guest quarters are being designed to provide a place to recharge, using smart technology and sustainable materials.

The meals at SIRO will feature products from local farms and artisans with a commitment to serving the best seasonal and organic food. Nutritionists will be available for personalized advice, and yes, there is a bar for those who want to enjoy a cocktail or two.

After all, it’s all about balance.

In order to offer a superlative experience for fitness-minded guests, SIRO plans to regularly host a rotating roster of famous coaches that will help guests achieve specific goals and kick things up a notch. TEAM SIRO will be made up of key athletes from all around the world who will be advisers to the SIRO brand as it grows. The very first premier athlete is Adam Peaty, an Olympic swimmer from the UK. “Our partnership with Adam is a world first for us,” commented Zuber in the release. “As part of TEAM SIRO, Adam will bring his unrivalled experience, insight and understanding of all aspects of high-performance lifestyle, holistic health, and wellbeing. He personifies everything we are looking to achieve with SIRO – he is the embodiment of living your fullest potential, and we are excited to bring Adam on board at the very start of our SIRO journey.”

Peaty commented, “It has been fascinating to learn about the ambitions of SIRO, an exciting new experience that seems to be missing in the space. And for me to be asked to play a part in the development of these new hotel destinations is a privilege. As an elite athlete who strives for perfection in everything I do, I know just how important the tiny details are with an environment such as this. From the tranquility of the bedrooms to the best-in-class nutritional advice, to the state-of-the-art fitness facilities and recovery lab, SIRO is genuinely leading the way and revolutionizing the guest experience.”

As part of the brand’s initiative to provide a fully inclusive experience, there will be residences available for purchase in addition to the hotel accommodations.

Beyond that, there will be a neighborhood, accessible to both guest and residents, which will include public social spaces.

“We have always been pioneers, true disruptors within the hospitality space. We have built destinations through the personalities of our brands and understanding our guests’ journey, creating a meaningful legacy,” Zuber said in the release. “We look forward to continuing the improvement of people’s lives with the introduction of SIRO. We felt the time was right to introduce the SIRO concept to the world as we continue the strategic growth of the Company. We look forward to SIRO becoming part of key cities around the world.”

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Baha MAR-VELOUS

A look inside three magnificent properties under the Baha Mar umbrella, The Bahamas’ go-to destinations situated alongside the locale’s pristine beaches.

BY YALE BRESLIN

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ith a nickname like “The Magic City,” it’s little wonder that visitors around the world flock to Miami for fun, sun, and surf. But when the city’s own inhabitants want a beachy weekend or longer away, The Bahamas are their go-to best kept secret destination.

Just an under an hour by plane or three via ferry from Miami, the islands provide an alternate reality that mirrors the best of what Miami offers: pristine beaches, vibrant sunshine, and an abundance of activities and luxury lodging that help Floridian guests fully relax and recharge before they return stateside.

While there are now a number of high-end resorts in The Bahamas, the master-planned, 1,000-acre luxury resort development Baha Mar on the white sands of Cable Beach in Nassau tops the list for its exceptional beauty and range of lodging, entertainment, and experiential programs available.

Dubbed The Bahamas’ premier resort, the destination offers more than 2,300 rooms spread out over three unique properties. Each provides a distinct world-class resort adventure, whether guests are on a tropical girls’ trip or bachelor party, family getaway, looking to get lucky at the largest casino in the Caribbean, or taking a well-deserved solo spa excursion.

The stylish SLS Baha Mar, with its iconic pink façade, rocks a lively vibe but with a Bahamian-

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inspired groove. A day spent in a cabana at this upscale tropical sanctuary’s adults-only pool party easily segues into dinner at one of the nearby award-winning, chef-driven restaurants. Follow mealtime with a nightcap at one of SLS Baha Mar’s cocktail venues that includes Skybar, the island’s only rooftop lounge that’s perched high above the property and has a wraparound bar with stunning 360-degree views, and Bond, a 10,000-square foot venue complete with luxe interiors, a state-of-the art sound system and performances by a roster of world renowned DJs. For something on the quieter side, Baha Mar houses Grand Hyatt Baha Mar, the second distinct property under the brand’s expanding umbrella. A space designed with impeccable pools throughout the property, it also features dramatic fountain shows that help guests celebrate life’s most important and memorable experiences, from family gatherings or a reunion of friends to a special anniversary or romantic getaway.

Mornings at Grand Hyatt Baha Mar may include a day on the green at the nearby Jack Nicklaus signature designed Royal Blue Golf Course, while an afternoon could be spent relaxing at the 30,000 square-foot ESPA spa, or just taking in works by local artists at The Current.

The resort’s destination arts program, The Current, is curated by Bahamian artist, influencer and Baha Mar’s art director, John Cox and features

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over 2,500 pieces by both established and emerging Bahamian artists. The artwork is on display throughout the entire property, offering guests a chance to engage with the local culture at every turn.

Whether still maintaining socially distant activities or ready to get more intimate, there’s a grand assortment of activity suggestions here (no pun intended) – no matter what you’re after. A personal favorite from the GRAZIA team: Marcus at Baha Mar Fish + Chop House. Helmed by chef Marcus Samuelsson of Red Rooster Harlem fame, each dish at the restaurant brings forth the best Bahamian ingredients and local seafood, creating an entirely unique take on comfort food classics. Indulge and then celebrate with libations upstairs at the restaurant’s rooftop cocktail bar, Marcus Up Top, the perfect day-to-night destination that guests appreciate for its ambiance and vibe.

Meanwhile, Cinko – an Asian/Latino-inspired kosher restaurant, certified under the supervision of Chabad of The Bahamas – is one of the newest additions to the culinary scene at The Grand Hyatt Baha Mar. After a feast for all your senses, jet over to Jazz Bar, the property’s elevated piano bar, a true haven for music lovers and craft cocktail aficionados alike.

As if the first two options weren’t abundant enough, there’s the third property on site, Rosewood Baha Mar, which boasts thoughtfully designed interiors inspired by the rich and storied history and culture of The Bahamas. The hotel’s worldclass service and luxurious amenities include private beach access and full-service pools, a plethora of wellness activities and services for a little R&R as well as impeccable dining destinations situated

mere steps from suites. At Sense, the on-site spa featuring healing techniques with sustainable local ingredients, the staff is equipped to cater to your every whim. Café Boulud The Bahamas and Costa are two culinary locations that define the pinnacle of fine dining.

In short, whichever property you choose, you’ll be hard-pressed to leave. Still, despite all the offerings close to home-away-from-home, don’t miss out on the chance to get out and explore everything Baha Mar has to offer.

Kids — and kids at heart — might want to hit Baha Bay. The $200 million luxury water park has 24 water slides, group raft rides, a wave pool and other thrilling adventures that wend their way through 15 lush oceanfront acres. If that isn’t thrilling enough, visitors who are old enough can head to the only outdoor casino gaming pavilion that’s located inside a waterpark, or relax at Baha Bay Beach Club featuring two infinity pools offering dazzling views of Cable Beach.

Just as great of a time can be enjoyed at Flamingo Cay, Baha Mar’s unique habitat where some of the islands’ namesake iconic pink birds make their home. Mingle with the incredible animals during daily parades, or pay a visit to Flamingo Cay for is free and no reservations are required, Private Flamingo Encounter where guests can get up close to the flock and learn more about these majestic birds.

Moral of the story: whether planned hours before or months ahead, The Bahamas is just 50 miles away from the US mainland, and ready to indulge you with the finest ingredients and amenities outside of The Magic City.

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, Y V O O R G BABY Runnin g fashion her label Hul a, show illustra casing t i ons, an honors her d , creative Barbara Hula racking up ne nicki re w renegad m ai e decad es after ns a Biba.

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fter living many fashionable lives, Barbara Hulanicki is now returning to her roots. The multihyphenate creative is best known for launching the iconic London boutique Biba, which left an indelible mark on fashion culture in the swinging 1960s and ‘70s.

However, she is a fashion illustrator by trade – a skill she is now putting on (literal) display in the salon exhibit “Après Biba,” which is making the rounds of Miami’s most exclusive hotels. A Miami resident since the ‘80s, Hulanicki is excited to show traditional, hand-sketched illustrations that embrace “going back to the drawing” in her adopted hometown, she told GRAZIA Gazette: F1 Miami.

Dismissing digital illustrations as “too plastic,” Hulanicki cites the importance of learning the classic and authentic techniques of old. And if the critical response to her recent work is any indication, such time-honored techniques are very much of the moment: Hulanicki illustrated a popular campaign for Bottega Veneta and just wrapped her “Après BIBA” exhibition at the Sagamore.

The artist said, “It’s so strange. I’ve found that the young people love real illustrations now.” The next stop for “Après BIBA”? South Beach’s Betsy Hotel this May. Born in Poland, the Biba founder credits her mother with having inspired her creative outlook on life. “I had a very stylish mother. She was wonderful and always had incredible clothes.

She knew how to sew. We were always making clothes because you couldn’t buy anything. There were no shops,” Hulanicki said.

After moving to the UK and learning English, Hulanicki attended the Brighton School of Art (now the University of Brighton School of Art and Media). “I just loved drawing all the time,” Hulanicki explained. After graduating, she “quickly got a job at a studio illustrating, because illustrating was big! It’s almost like now it’s coming back!”

“I worked my way up in the studio to working with all the newspapers and magazines,” she continued. “They would send you to Paris to see the [runway] shows and illustrate the clothes.”

Due to the rarity of mainstream photography, illustration was the preeminent conduit for publishing the styles of the season.

Feeling out of place among the stuffy high-fashion crowd, Hulanicki also found the subdued monotony of the big fashion houses, well, quite boring. It all changed, though, when Audrey Hepburn first came onto the scene. An aspirational icon for a younger generation, Hepburn was “the first young person that

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was wearing fabulous clothes,” Hulanicki said. “You wanted everything she had.”

Soon, fate intervened. Hulanicki serendipitously ran into her idol in a tiny elevator at Givenchy, and the young illustrator took note of the actress’ spindly proportions; specifically, her elongated neck, waist, and unexpectedly large feet. “I was so excited!” Hulanicki laughed. “I thought, Wow! She’s normal!”

Accessible sartorial choices were extremely limited in the UK at the time, so Hulanicki and her husband Stephen Fitz-Simon (whom Hulanicki lovingly refers to as “Fitz”) saw a gaping hole in the industry. “This huge, bulging market wanted stuff. They were all coming in from all the provinces to live in London because of the music, of course,” she said.

“I was going to all these fashion shows and there were no clothes to wear! That’s why when I met my husband Fitz, he said I should really go back to designing, and that we should do something together. So, we did. And we hit the jackpot.”

In 1964, the couple launched Biba in Kensington. A psychedelic labyrinth, filled to the brim with opulent interiors and funky fashions, it served as the hottest hub for wouldbe rock stars and waif-like models, reigning as the seat of fashion royalty from the mod movement throughout the ‘60s youthquake. “One day, the doors opened and suddenly it filled up with people wanting to buy things,” Hulanicki recalled of the whirlwind experience. “It was like a fairytale. We just grew every two years. We had to go bigger.”

Biba wasn’t just a hot spot for the everyday clubgoer. Stars like Twiggy, The Beatles, and Mick Jagger often frequented the groovy haven too, but the stylish shop girls weren’t exactly impressed. “It was terribly funny because there was always somebody very important, lots of big names coming in,” recalled Hulanicki.

When Barbara would pop into the shop and ask the young ladies behind the counter if anything exciting had happened or if anyone of note came in, “They were just so blasé,” she remembered with a laugh. “They’d say, ‘Oh, I don’t know.

Yoko Ono’s been in. We don’t know who she is. Oh, yeah, Mick Jagger, but he’s always in here.’ I mean, they were terrible! Fitz and I were like, ‘Come on! Tell us more, tell us

more!’” They were hilarious. There were fantastic girls in the shop. They were incredible.”

Reminiscing over the hard work and camaraderie of the well-oiled machine that was Biba, Hulanicki revealed that she still keeps in touch with a lot of her shop girls: “It was a completely woman business, except for Fitz. Women are amazing when they’re together.”

A whole new era began when Hulanicki moved to Miami in the ‘80s. It all started when she was enlisted to help design a nightclub for Rolling Stones band member Ronnie Wood: “He said it would take six months. HA! Three years later, Fitz and I were still here.” Making a home out of Miami, Hulanicki was newly inspired and influenced by the Art Deco aesthetic.

After the project with Ronnie Wood wrapped, Island Records founder and GoldenEye hotel owner Chris Blackwell called upon Hulanicki to help with a series of hotel projects.

Blackwell – one of the first to record the Jamaican popular music eventually known as ska – “wanted everything to look like Jamaica,” Hulanicki recalled. Her unabashed use of vibrant colors eventually got Hulanicki in hot water with Miami Beach’s preservation board, though, which is why her latest honor took her by surprise.

In March, Hulanicki was presented with a Certificate of Recognition from the City of Miami Beach, paying homage to her contributions towards the revitalization of the Miami Beach Art Deco District. “I was shocked! I was very thrilled to get that,” Hulanicki said.

Now, running her label Hula in partnership with BrandLab 360, Hulanicki noted the unexpected similarities that exist between running a brand on a digital platform and a mailorder brick-and-mortar. “It works exactly the same way if one had a shop, like Biba,” she said.

Integral in establishing the emphasis on individuality throughout the ‘60s and ‘70s, Biba’s enduring relevance continues to keep Hulanicki’s name synonymous with genuine creative expression. At age 85, the eternal pioneer and arbiter of taste shows no signs of slowing down. Miami had better watch out.

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What’s In My Bag? ISABELA GRUTMAN

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Whether she’s at the park with her kids or having a night out at one of her husband David’s Miami nightlife staples, Isabela Grutman knows just what essentials to tow around the Magic City. She opts for a chic-yet-practical Bottega Veneta tote and Fendi sunglasses. Other must-haves include IGK 1-800 Hold Me Spray “to ensure my hair stays perfect and fresh through the night” and Victoria Beckham Lipstick in Spice.

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