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JIMMY BUTLER WANTS TO CELEBRATE HIS FIRST SEASON WITH THE MIAMI HEAT IN THE BIGGEST WAY POSSIBLE:

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iamians, we have an important piece of advice for you: never, ever turn your back on Jimmy Butler. The Heat’s great new hope has a competitive streak a mile wide, and he’ll do just about anything to win.

We discover this the hard way on a sunny afternoon in London, where the 30-year-old NBA star has been based for most of the summer. He taps us on the arm—lightning quick—proclaiming, “Teal sun bug, no hit backs!”

Butler had literally been in the midst of explaining his compulsion to turn everything into a competition, and now that he has kicked our butt playing a very unexpected game of punch buggy, we believe him. Well played, sir, well played.

“I hate to f***ing lose with a passion—at anything,” he declares. “I can never say that anybody is better than me at anything. It doesn’t register in my mind,” he admits, before declaring, “Winning is everything.”

He isn’t being hyperbolic: this is the core of Jimmy Butler—his raison d’être—and good luck to anyone who stands in his way. It was nice knowing you.

Winning usurps everything, including relationships. He recalls a recent conversation he had about his life, noting that his response was, “Look, I don’t have a problem with relationships, but winning is damn near everything to me. If I lose, I have a problem, and you have to realize that I have a problem whenever I lose, so you have to learn to leave me alone. I don’t want to be talked to; I don’t want to eat; I want to figure out why we lost and how we can fix it. I know it sounds stupid, but to me, winning is more important than breathing.”

We’re curious: has he always been this way? Because, you know, breathing is kind of important.

“I have always been a fierce competitor, but I haven’t always been like this,” he assures us. “Losing [hasn’t] always bothered me as much as it does now. I realized that I worked so hard to be one of the best at something, and when you put all of that time in, it hurts to f***ing lose. You did all that for no f***ing reason—that’s the part that gets me. If I wanted to lose, I just wouldn’t do [anything]. I’d sit around and just go on vacation 24 hours a day.”

We kind of get it. Despite being a highly celebrated player—a four-time NBA All-Star, four-time NBA All-Defensive Team honoree and two-time All-NBA Team honoree—a championship win has eluded him since being drafted by the Chicago Bulls as the 30th overall pick in 2011.

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And so, he trains to be a lean, mean, winning machine. He watches endless sporting events, picking up footwork tips from soccer players and learning about upper body strength from baseball players. He does yoga and Pilates. And, now, he has a new addiction: Padel tennis.

It began when Butler’s trainer, James Scott, looked to create a workout that would keep him engaged and not bore him—no easy feat. That workout was Padel—not “paddle”—tennis, which is typically played on an enclosed court a third the size of a tennis court, using less-pressurized tennis-sized balls. “Padel tennis came into [my life] because I like to compete,” he confides.

“I study it. I go on YouTube. I read the rules so I can try to catch somebody cheating [in order to] get a point. I’m trying everything to win; it’s that serious to me. I play two to three hours a day. I just ordered all new gear, the stuff that the pros wear. I need it! It’s my newfound obsession.”

When we laugh, he insists, “I mean it, though! People [say], ‘Something’s wrong with you.’ My guys will be like, ‘You’ve got to get up early; go to sleep.’ [He needs a full nine hours of beauty rest.] And I’m like, ‘I’ve got 21 more minutes to watch a video of the pros playing Padel tennis; I’ve got to figure out how to be hitting the ball.’”

He continues, “Because I don’t like to lose, that’s what I do in my spare time—I study everything: my new teammates, how I can be better, how I can help my new teammates be better, what they’re good at, what they’re not so good at. I’m talking to all of the coaches about the plays that we’re running so I can get ahead of the game. This is new to me, as we all know.”

What’s “new” is the four-year, $142 million max contract that he signed in July after joining the Heat in a sign and trade deal that shuffled Hassan Whiteside to the Portland Trail Blazers, Josh Richardson to the Philadelphia 76ers, Maurice Harkless and a future first-round pick to the Los Angeles Clippers and Meyers Leonard to the Heat.

His first year of free agency created quite a stir in the NBA community— especially because his former team, the 76ers, reportedly offered him a massive deal to stay (a topic on which he, in turn, is staying mum). Although it was difficult to leave Philly, Butler insists it was the right choice for him.

“Yeah, it was hard. Me and the players were cool, and the people they have in their organization are top notch—some really good people that I still talk to. Good people in today’s world are so hard to come by. You don’t find them that often, but there are a lot of them in Philly. It was a family affair over there, for real.”

Although he knew it was the time to go, he swears he didn’t have a specific team in mind, a grand master plan or a ruthless agenda; he says he truly didn’t know where he was going to land.

“When people would ask me ‘Where are you going to sign?’ I legit did not know. Things change from day to day and even hour to hour, depending on where this guy goes, where that guy goes. I was part of a sign and trade, and that matters. All that stuff is key to where I was going, and if we could make this happen.”

It was not, as some have suggested, because Butler wanted to be the biggest star on the team. “I don’t think that matters as much nowadays. One player is not going to win the whole thing for you anyway—you need to have other key pieces—and I know we’re going to continue to build. [Also], I don’t want it to come down to me against the world; that’s not how the game of basketball is played now or [how it] has ever been played.” He adds, “I would

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say that I’m in a good position, but I don’t want [people] to ever say, ‘This is his team; he’s the star on the team.’”

But, obviously, Butler made the Magic City choice for a reason. He cites the weather as one asset, especially given that his entire career has been spent in cities known for their frigid winters. And after six years in Chicago, two in Minneapolis and one in Philadelphia, he’s ready for the heat—both literally and figuratively.

“The cold gets old after a while,” he admits, adding, “I got to leave my jackets in Chicago and in Philly. I don’t need them anymore!”

A more significant determining factor in his choice was a ringing endorsement from his good friend, and former Heat player, Dwyane Wade. “I used to always talk to Dwyane—D-Wade—who’s a brother to me, and he’d tell me about the culture that was there, how he worked, and what they expect out of everybody, from the players to the coaches to the business side. I really liked what he was telling me. Overall, it was just the next step for me, the next phase of my career.”

“LOSING [HASN’T] ALWAYS BOTHERED ME AS MUCH AS IT DOES NOW. I REALIZED THAT I WORKED SO HARD TO BE THE BEST AT SOMETHING, AND WHEN YOU PUT ALL OF THAT TIME IN, IT HURTS TO F***ING LOSE.”

In addition to being a good friend, Wade’s distinction as Miami’s all-time leader in points, games, assists, steals, shots made and shots taken also made him a prime source of intel—and perhaps competition, as well. “He told me, ‘Be ready to work,’ and that’s all I needed to hear,” Butler says. “I [already] do that every day. I live for the work. I didn’t get here because I was the most talented or the best shooter or the fastest or the strongest… I got here because I work hard, and I’m semi-tough. That’s what I bring to the table.”

He also brings a very crucial element to any strong team: that deep-seated desire to win. It’s why he doesn’t shy away from confrontation and why he’ll always speak his mind for the greater good of the team. “You can’t take [every criticism] personally because, when you realize that we’ve all got the same agenda in winning, you should be able to say what you think. It may cause an altercation, but [I’ll say what needs to be said] because I want to win.

The same thing goes for my teammates. If I’m doing something wrong, by all means, tell me, because if you don’t, how am I supposed to know that I’m doing anything wrong? How am I supposed to fix something? As long as it’s about winning, I’m all for it.”

he phrase ‘You’ve come a long way, baby’ definitely applies to Jimmy Butler. The Jimmy of today—sitting across from us at the chic Hari hotel in Belgravia with the beginnings of a British accent (“I’m starting to speak like they speak in London, I’ve been over here so long—the honeys love it!”). With a closet full of Stella McCartney, Chanel and Alexander McQueen, who knows his Sassicaia from his Masseto—the Renaissance man sitting across from us is vastly different from the kid growing up in a broken home in Tomball, Texas, who came into the NBA straight out of Marquette, guns blazing, wearing chaps and fringed Western wear.

“When I came into the league, I thought I was a cowboy,” he admits (though he quickly shouts out an emphatic, “Hell no!” to our question about riding horses… go figure). “I wore cowboy boots, Wrangler belts, all of that good stuff. Now, I wear shirts that fit me a little too well, probably, pants that fit me too well. I think Stella McCartney has me looking real natty-esque. Stella be doing it—that is a fact. But when I was a rookie in the league, I didn’t make as much money as I do now, and the cowboy stuff is a lot cheaper than the designer brands I’ve got going on.”

He’s not ashamed of the person he was by any stretch of the imagination— or what he wore, for that matter. Not that this should surprise anyone, even a little bit, but he’s got bigger fish to fry (like a championship ring).

“I don’t give two f***s what anybody says,” he declares, true to form. “At the end of the day, I just do me. So if I want to go back to being a cowboy, I’ll do that. I’ll whip out some gear from my Johnny Cash days. But I’ve always been one to be comfortable in my own skin, and I wear what I want to wear.”

It’s rare to speak to someone who knows themselves so well, who doesn’t need adulation or praise—just a win. And Butler is understandably proud of his complete 180-degree transformation.

“Have I changed? Without a doubt in my mind,” he states. “[I love that] I learn something new every day about myself—that’s the best.

As I’m getting older, my views on life change. The reason that I do things change, the way that I do things, the way that I think about things, the food that I like. My life is constantly changing.”

Butler adds, “I love it when people tell me I’ve changed. I’m like, ‘Yes, thank you!’ That’s a compliment to me. I don’t want to be that same individual, that boring person. I’ve seen too much and been too many places. I have changed—for the better. I would say that that’s the best part of my life: I’m figuring more and more out about myself every single day.”

He looks at it this way: “Some people don’t really get the picture, but you give it to them anyway. You may not understand why I do what I do or who I am, but that’s what you’re going to get, so you’ve got to deal with it. It’s like a piece of art—and I’m not saying I’m a piece of art. What I’m saying is that some people don’t understand a Picasso, but you have to take the damn Picasso anyway because it’s a Picasso. I think I’m that way. You may not understand me, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to change. A Picasso is going to stay a Picasso. But seriously, I’m not a Picasso—I’m more like a Banksy!”

He warns against buying into too much of his social media hype—travel might have changed him and shaped him, but the exotic experiences he posts on his Instagram page aren’t the sum of his parts. Rather, they are merely an extremely curated look into his A-list life. “I do travel, and I do have a lot of fun, but my Instagram @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 19

“AS I’M GETTING OLDER, MY VIEWS ON LIFE CHANGE. THE REASON THAT I DO THINGS CHANGE, THE WAY THAT I DO THINGS, THE WAY THAT I THINK ABOUT THINGS, THE FOOD THAT I LIKE. MY LIFE IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING. I LOVE IT WHEN PEOPLE TELL ME I’VE CHANGED.”

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[shows] the life that I want you to see—it’s not what I do all the time.

You wouldn’t know that whenever I travel to those places, I take my trainers with me; I take all the people that work on my body—and all their families—with me. It’s a real family vibe. And I work! You only see me doing the samba lessons, surfing, in a helicopter, because that’s what I allow you to see. Every now and again, I sprinkle [into my posts, elements of] me working.”

He professes, “That’s what social media is—‘Look at how he’s doing stuff.’ In reality, that’s not [my life]. I wake up, work my ass off, I’m tired as s**t half the time. Then I drink some coffee [and] I do all of those activities because where I come from, this was never in the deck of cards. Now that it’s there, I’m playing my hand to the best of my abilities.”

But what do the cards hold? That still remains to be seen… though he does have a very certain future when it comes to his postNBA career. “I’m opening my own winery, for sure. I was thinking about doing it in Bordeaux until they told me the prices of the land and I was like, ‘OK—count me out of Bordeaux!’ I’ve either got some chips to stack or I’ve got to figure out something else.”

Drinking wine is a favorite pastime for Butler—never liquor, although he’s abstaining from everything at the moment to prep for the season—and he has one hard and fast rule. “I’ll sit there and talk to whoever about whatever as long as it’s not about f**king basketball. I never want to talk about f**king basketball. Please!”

Especially when he’s imbibing.

Still, it’s understandable. During the week, he eats, sleeps and breathes basketball, from the moment he wakes up at 4 a.m. to the moment he goes to bed at 7:30 p.m. Every activity, every meal, is conditioned to make him a harder, better, faster, stronger player. He does cryotherapy and core work five days a week. Friday—at least in the summertime—is for play.

But that’s about to change come September. There will be no more trips to Paris or wine-drinking in Venice, at least for a while.

Jimmy Butler is getting ready to prove himself to Miami, on and off the court, and the only exploring he’ll be doing is in his new city.

“Miami isn’t just South Beach,” he states. “I’m excited to meet the locals, see how they live. I want to play dominoes in Little Havana. I like to go off the beaten path,” he says.

This, in itself—the excitement of exploring a place he’s happy to call home—is a big personal win. There’s sweet success in “knowing that [I] get to wake up and see the sun, and knowing that I’m still going to have the people around me that I’ve always had around me.

I love, love, love my people and would do anything for them. That’s my thing: being able to do good things with and for my people. That’s why I’m so excited to be able to do stuff in Miami, in this city—because whether they like it or not, they’re going to be my people.”

And Jimmy Butler intends to give his people a big gift in the 2019-2020 season. “Right now, my job is just to hoop, to work hard and help us win as many games as possible. Starting October 23, I will do that. It’s only a matter of time before I show everybody that I’m for real, that this was a good move for me.”

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enhance the engine’s potential and the sensation of extreme power delivered by the car. That said, the driver will always be able to easily and confidently dose the massive torque available with the accelerator pedal, thanks to smooth, progressive power delivery at all engine speeds.

Designed by the Ferrari Styling Centre and based on the 812 Superfast, the 812 GTS Spider echoes the formal language and proportions of Ferrari’s front-engine V12 without altering either its exterior dimensions or interior space and comfort, so it represents the perfect marriage of sportiness and elegance. From the side view, the 812 GTS has a fastback sleekness: a two-box design with a high tail reminiscent of the glorious 365 GTB/4 (Daytona) of 1968. The draped design of the flanks visually shortens the tail and is characterized by sharply slanted crease lines and impressively muscular wheel arches that imbue it with the power and aggression warranted by its imposing V12.

The Spider’s entire rear of the car—roof, tonneau cover and luggage compartment—has been redesigned. The idea was to lend the car a new blend of sleekness and balance, thanks to two buttresses beneath, where the roof movement mechanism is stowed. The buttresses were designed to visually embody a sense of forwarding thrust and lend the side windows a signature look that would set the Spider apart from the Berlinetta. When the top is dropped, the roof panels disappear beneath the aforementioned tonneau cover. From a stylistic perspective, the rearwheel arch has lost the 812 Superfast’s characteristic aerodynamic bypass.

The absence of this duct has been compensated for by reconfiguring the rear diffuser, which now has an additional flap. The new 812 GTS also features a new, highly sculptural and model-specific multi-spoke forged wheel. A choice of three versions will be offered: diamond finish, liquid silver and grigio scuro.

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FEATURE

25 YEARS

MAKE A

WISH I N S I D E T H E 2 5 TH A N N I V E R S A R Y O F T H E U P C O M I N G I N T E R C O N T I N E N TA L® M I A M I M A K E - A - W I S H ® B A L L

BY PAIGE MASTRANDREA

THE SEASON OF GIVING IS UPON US IN

the Magic City, and it is kicking off with no grander affair than the highly-anticipated InterContinental® Miami Make-A-Wish® Ball. The lavish extravaganza delivers the greatest and most philanthropic names in the city each year, and 2019 is no different as it’s poised to be one of the greatest yet as it celebrates its 25-year milestone.

Always known for bringing A-list entertainment and awe-inspiring production, it’s no surprise that this year, the team behind the Ball is presenting legendary rock star Steven Tyler of Aerosmith with the Loving Mary Band as the headliner of the night, who will undoubtedly bring a high-energy 26 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com

and extraordinarily memorable performance.

Here, Haute Living sits down with the leading forces behind the event to find out what’s in store: Ball Chairman Shareef Malnik and his wife and event emcee Gabrielle Anwar; MakeA-Wish® Southern Florida President and CEO Norman Wedderburn; InterContinental® Miami General Manager and Gala Host Robert Hill; and Make-a-Wish® Lifetime Benefactors Al & Nancy Malnik.

HL: Tell us about this year’s upcoming MakeA-Wish® Ball. I know you can’t give too many details away, but what can we look forward to?

Robert Hill: This year’s 25th Anniversary of the

InterContinental® Miami Make-A-Wish® Ball is really special. How this Ball has evolved into a showcase production over these 25 years is spectacular, and I can assure you that November 2 is going to be another amazing evening. Guests at the Ball will be surprised by new scenes around each corner at the highly-acclaimed cocktail reception, and it will certainly be ‘the place to see and be seen.’ I cannot wait to see Steven Tyler perform for an intimate group of great Make-aWish® supporters in the Grand Ballroom.

Shareef Malnik: Every year, our goal is to blow away the prior year’s Ball. Since this year is our 25th Anniversary, you can look forward to the

impossible—there isn’t anything that we aren’t going to do to blow you away.

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HL: What will the Masterpiece XXV entail?

RH: What I can say for the 25th Annual InterContinental® Miami Make-a-Wish® Ball, is that it has to be a masterpiece. The theme Masterpiece XXV, inspired by Game of Thrones, is really a loose interpretation of this great series, but I can tell you that the Battles for Supreme Style will be epic.

SM: Think of what A Clockwork Orange did to Beethoven. That’s what we are going to do to the Game of Thrones.

HL: What are your goals for this year’s event?

Norman Wedderburn: We have the same two goals as we have had for the past 24 Balls. We want to make sure that the guest experience is first-class, and we want to raise as much money as possible to grant as many wishes as possible. We want our guests to leave mesmerized by the experience. If we exceed expectations from a guest experience standpoint, they will continue to support MakeA-Wish®. It is a charity event, and therefore, how much money we raise is equally as important. We have over 600 children in the pipeline for wishes, so we must raise a tremendous amount of money to change all those lives.

HL: Any new programming/additions that you’ll be adding?

RH: We have a few surprises for the 25th Anniversary, for sure. There is a new performance at the InterContinental® Miami Make-a-Wish® Nightclub. The storyline details behind the fashion show and the performance has built upon the amazing success of the after-party last year.

HL: How do you feel about returning as emcee this year?

Gabrielle Anwar: I feel fortunate to have been asked back! I like to push the envelope of entertainment—one day I may push a little too far!

HL: Can you give us any hints as to what your grand entrance will entail?

GA: I can tell you what it won’t entail—nudity, violence and politics. This is an R-rated event.

HL: What are you most looking forward to?

GA: I’m looking forward to breaking through the $3 million mark. That’s a very decent amount of wishes!

HL: What has been your most fond memory of the

Three Amigos: Robert Hill, Shareef Malnik and Norman Wedderburn ball over all of your years hosting/co-hosting?

Al & Nancy Malnik: It’s all about the kids for us. Seeing the “Wish Children” perform onstage and narrate their “Wish” experiences with such enthusiasm and glee serves as fuel to us and only strengthens our resolve to continue to support this important initiative.

HL: What do you feel has been its greatest success?

A&NM: The Ball is about two important things, and one depends on the other. First, the goal is for the community to get together and have the best time of their lives. And then the second thing happens—the community keeps coming back every year and funds lots of wishes for our children with life-threatening illnesses.

HL: What is your favorite aspect of the Ball?

RH: After 11 months of planning, I love to watch the setup that starts on Wednesday and how the theme comes to life over the next three days. That

final walk-through on Saturday afternoon when everything is ready is the final adrenaline rush before we welcome the guests on the lobby red carpet. There are so many great aspects during the entire evening, but after the setup is done, my next favorite part is greeting the guests on arrival and seeing the excited anticipation for the evening ahead.

SM: Galvanizing our Make-A-Wish® family of guests by taking them on a magic carpet ride for the night to do holy work.

NW: I love seeing how generous our guests are. It’s a reminder to all of us that our community is full of good and generous people who are willing to part with their treasures to help us change lives. We read so many negative things in the newspaper and see so many negative stories on the news. When you come to the ball, you see great people doing great things and that makes me both proud to call South Florida my home and blessed to run such an incredible organization. @hauteliving HAUTE LIVING 27

I N T RO D UCING LOUIS VUITTON 2054 Continuing to reinvent the classics, Virgil Abloh has designed a new tech line for Louis Vuitton, this time made from completely water-repellent materials—even the treated calfskin and knits.

Launching this November, Haute Living presents an exclusive, first-look at the collection, which blends notes from today with the legacy of the brand, born in 1854, in its name, Louis Vuitton 2054.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF LOUIS VUITTON

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The New Neutral

Making no exception with his Fall/Winter 2019 collection for Louis Vuitton, Virgil Abloh continues to push the boundaries within his mélange of the street and sophisticated style categories. Using a color palette of mostly neutral grays and blacks with bold pops of purples and metallic silvers, he effortlessly and masterfully combines seemingly juxtaposing oversized silhouettes with expert tailoring, creating a palpable sense of continuity in the collection as a whole. The concrete jungle—by day and by night—provides the perfect setting for this very New Yorkinspired collection.

CREATIVE + FASHION DIRECTOR DEYVANSHI MASRANI PHOTOGRAPHER MARK SQUIRES FASHION STYLIST DAVIAN LAIN GROOMING HECTOR SIMANCAS OF ART DEPARTMENT MODELS ISAIAH MANNL OF CLICK MODELS NYC RANDY AQUINO AT Q MODEL MANAGEMENT NYC KHOREY MCDONALD AT RED MODELS TOREY MCDONALD OF RED MODELS FASHION ASSISTANT CAMILLA ADAO PHOTO ASSISTANTS DUNCAN MELLOR AND PAT RICE ALL CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY LOUIS VUITTON

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BY PAIGE MASTRANDREA

HAIR CARE

AN EXPERT IN ALL THINGS HAIR CARE WITH AN EMPHASIS on color

and highlights, Katie Da Silva has become one of Miami’s top pros in the industry. She treats each client with the utmost care, utilizing cutting-edge methods to color and highlight hair, resulting in a fresh and natural look.

From long hair to short, curly to straight, men’s to women’s—Da Silva will undoubtedly show her impeccable skill in whatever it is she’s doing.

Here, we sit down with the color goddess to discuss her top tips for keeping your locks looking their best even in the Miami heat, her hair inspiration, products she can’t live without, hair-color tricks, celebrity stories and so much more.

HB: What is the craziest request you’ve ever had?

KD: I had a client ask to get his hair colored to match his Savannah cat, which was awesome and challenging. I had to think outside the box to obtain the coloring by using celery sticks as stamps and hand-painted the middle of the spots. It came out great!

HB: Who is your ultimate hair icon and why?

KD: I have a couple of hair icons. I love the fact Marilyn Monroe was actually a brunette but was most famously pictured for being a blonde.

She had a timeless blonde [style] that is still asked for today. I also admire Madonna for being able to change up her color and style throughout time and look great doing so. Jennifer Lopez is another color icon I love because whether she has extensions, a few highlights or darker color, her hair always looks great and brings out her natural beauty. And Kylie Jenner for her bold color selections such as blues, greens, pastels and pinks, or even her natural dark colors. They’re fun and super pretty. Color is expressive and artistic—it should showcase your personal vibe.

HB: What’s one hair product you can’t live without?

KD: Rossano Ferretti Brillante Protective and Shining Oil. I use it on the majority of my clients both before and after styling. It adds the perfect amount of moisture, and it smooths and enhances shine. It helps protect from heat and UV rays, which ultimately helps the color last longer. It’s an oil that’s not oily but leaves hair silky, which is amazing to me. My clients and I also love the light and luxurious scent of it. It’s cruelty-free and has no harsh chemicals, which is important to me when picking out products.

HB: Who are some celebrities that you’ve worked with, and who have been your favorite so far?

KD: I’ve worked on several celebrities, artists, producers, DJs and models—all of whom have been uniquely awesome because each of 50 HAUTE LIVING hauteliving.com/hautebeauty

them presents an opportunity to provide professional, fashion-forward hair-coloring trends. Recently, I was given a fun hair opportunity to work on DJ Luian to do a hot pink mohawk before an award ceremony. It’s an amazing feeling to be able to artistically create a hair color look for someone as creative and talented as he is. That was a special day not only because his hair was one of my favorite looks I’ve ever done, but he ended up winning! I was so happy for him and was honored and grateful to be a part of that day. My personal goal is that every single person who trusts me with their hair leaves my presence feeling like a rock star, a beautiful model or simply the very best version of themselves. I believe when you look your best, it helps make you feel your best. With positive energy like that, great things can happen!

HB: When did you get into hairstyling?

KD: I got into hairstyling at a very early age. I used to love coloring my Barbie’s hair and styling them, but I knew this was going to be something I wanted to do seriously when I was a young girl. My grandmother was an oncology social worker at a hospital in South Florida. She was very involved with an organization that would throw fashion shows for women who had undergone cancer treatments. I went with her one year to help her out. I understand why she loved what she did for a living.

When the women I witnessed told their stories and then underwent makeovers with wigs, hair styling and makeup techniques, I saw these women transform from not feeling so great into something so inexplicably beautiful. I remember crying because their insides were so spectacular and strong from what they had to go through and then observing the moment they saw themselves for the first time after being made over in the mirror made them literally glow on the outside. However, I know the glow truly came from within. Being a stylist is not only about opportunities to fix just outward appearance, but it’s a gift to be able to spend time with people, get to know them, hear their stories and be there for them. Being able to help people look better on the outside is a gift, but the time you get to share while you’re in that process is what I fell in love with, and why I love being a stylist so much. It’s the people.

HB: What advice would you give new stylists getting into the industry?

KD: I would tell them that hard work and a passion for people is essential.

Our industry is so special because we get to be creative and help others in such a rewarding way, and it is a gift. I would encourage them to seek out education always. It’s important to understand the classic techniques of our work, so you can then learn to think outside the box as an artist. I don’t believe in overnight success in any field, but I trust that if you keep your heart in the right place, be professional, stay humble and maintain your integrity, you’ll succeed. Good things can manifest because of that.

You can find Katie Da Silva in Miami Beach or Boca Raton – reach out via Instagram @itskatiek_ or her website www.itskatiek.com.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF KATIE DASILVA AND FAENA HOTEL MIAMI BEACH (SALON SHOT)

Haute Beauty by Haute Living sits down with expert hair colorist Katie Da Silva to get the full rundown on her top hair-care tips.

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MARRAKECH MENTALITY Creating a genuine dialogue with Moroccan landscapes and culture, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s vision in her Cruise 2020 collection for Dior came from the mystifying geographical crossroad itself—a place where creatives and explorers and the inquisitive minds of the world collectively sought inspiration. The varied textures, fabrics and finishes in the extensive collection aptly reflect Morocco’s rooted diversity, particularly in the special wax print fabric sourced from the country; it serves as a very real metaphor for its “melting pot”-like nature, bringing together people from all walks of life. With each of her collections for the House, Maria Grazia Chiuri—taking this notion one step further—so effortlessly and respectfully blends elements of heritage with a modern identity, creating something so new, so fresh, so unmistakably Dior.

FASHION + CREATIVE DIRECTOR: DEYVANSHI MASRANI PHOTOGRAPHER: MARK SQUIRES FASHION STYLIST: DAVIAN LAIN HAIR + MAKEUP: GINA SIMONE OF CREATIVE MANAGEMENT USING DIOR BEAUTY MODEL: MARIHENNY RIVERA OF WOMEN 360 MANAGEMENT FASHION ASSISTANT: CHARLIE RINCON-RODRIGUEZ PHOTO ASSISTANT: MICHAEL PREZIOSO (MUZZY) HAIR + MAKEUP ASSISTANT: VALUNTHINEE PHOUNG SHOT ON LOCATION AT THE BOCA RATON RESORT AND CLUB, A WALDORF ASTORIA RESORT — 501 E CAMINO REAL, BOCA RATON FL 33432

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A one-on-one interview with Creative Director of Dior Maison, Cordelia de Castellane, on her background, her inspiration, and the expansion of Dior Maison in the U.S. Dior Avenue Montaigne Boutique in Paris

the idea of French sophistication and elegance. This also holds true in the Dior Maison line of home décor pieces, which will soon be showcased at the House’s latest (and luckiest) chosen boutique, Miami Design District.

From paperweights to plates, linens to lamps, and even glassware to games, customers can take their love for Dior fashion and translate it to their homes, embracing what the French do so well in their Art de Vivre.

Here, I sit down with the Dior Maison Creative Director Cordelia de Castellane, who discusses the collection, the inspiration she finds in the late Monsieur Dior, and why the House chose Miami for its next destination.

DM: Tell me about Dior Maison, in your own words.

CDC: If Monsieur Dior were alive today, I think he would have liked to have the Dior Maison collections in his home…

DM: Who is Dior Maison for?

CDC: Dior Maison is for everyone who loves attention to detail when it comes to interior decoration.

DM: How did your background in fashion, from spending time at the ateliers at CHANEL with your uncle, to working with Emanuel Ungaro, lend itself to designing home accessories?

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CDC: I love to create! Whether it’s prints, drawing, dresses…I think that anything is possible when you have an unbridled imagination.

Emanuel Ungaro gave me a taste for colors and mixing materials.

I have also been passionate about tableware and decoration since I was very young. It’s something that has always been a love of mine.

It gives me great joy that it is now my job. I’m really lucky in that respect. And while it’s a universe that’s very different from couture, it also stems from the imagination and starts with a sketch…

DM: The Dior Maison line is dedicated to Monsieur Christian Dior’s great passions, “the art of living and French-style entertaining”—what does this mean?

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CDC: The French have always had that reputation, and Monsieur Dior was a fine example of this. We’re lucky in France to have a very rich cultural heritage. For example, it was through Versailles that Louis XIV built a reputation for our country’s splendor and its “art de vivre”. In France, we take real pleasure in entertaining, in setting a beautiful table.

Attention to detail is so important! For my part, I like to give a space a natural ambiance thanks to simple details…It’s a bit like Parisian women’s style: simple and elegant!

DM: From where do you draw inspiration for the Dior Maison collections?

CDC: Monsieur Dior is my greatest source of inspiration. All the archival material about him has always been my guide. When I work on designs for Dior Maison, it’s most often in my country house.

DM: What are your favorite pieces in the line and why?

CDC: I have a weakness for the Milly-la-Forêt collection. I’m very attached to the countryside, just like Monsieur Dior was.

DM: What is next for Dior Maison?

CDC: To continue to invite people to dream and grace homes all over the world.

DM: Why did you choose Miami as the new home for Dior Maison?

CDC: We have so many loyal customers in Miami. They come to Paris to buy the collections. It was really important to me that we go to them!

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REVOLUTION One-on-one with acclaimed architect and designer John M. Sofio of Built Inc. something, we start with the client’s overall budget. And then as the designer, we can control the budget because we’ll design into the budget.

HR: What are its design benefits?

JS: The design benefit is the singular thought from the beginning to the end.

A VISIONARY IN THE INTERIOR-DESIGN WORLD, JOHN M. SOFIO

is more than a modest architect, designer or artist. His savvy, modernist approach to the hospitality and nightlife business has earned him the reputation of a prodigious designer with a knack for soulful designs rooted in truthful spaces. Known for reimagining high-profile destinations into singular, soaring concepts with visual pizzazz, Sofio has uniquely altered the commercial and residential design space with a methodology that’s bold and fresh with comfort in mind.

Haute Living sat down with Sofio to hear more on revolutionizing architectural design, coining the design/build technique and transforming the House of Blues into a sprawling hotel with one of the top-sounding rooms in Los Angeles.

HRES: As you have pioneered a design evolution in Los Angeles, you’ve reconstructed scores of nightclubs and restaurants—reshaping them into iconic spaces. Tell us about this movement.

JOHN SOFIO: We had the opportunity in 2005, and 2006 to work on our first nightclub project called Guy’s Bar, which really set us off in a trajectory of focusing on nightlife as a design concept. From there, we were handed off from client to client. I think one of our strongest suits was that we designed and built the project. We created all of the décor. We delivered projects relatively quickly at a decent price but also with high design.

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HR: As you have transformed iconic restaurants and nightclubs into new concepts with soul, you’ve reshaped destinations that have become staples in the Los Angeles area. Describe the process for reconstructing spaces like STK and Bagatelle into Poppy and Petite Taqueria.

JS: That’s interesting. That project was specifically tricky because they had different levels that they created for STK and Bagatelle. We stripped down the space back down to its raw bones. We took down the platform, ripped out the bar and started out fresh. A good example of this is where The Peppermint Club is. I built that building, and we did Guy’s Bar there and basically six different venues. Each one was a brand-new version, a brand-new venue. The only way for me to really do something successful there was to strip it down to the studs and start over as a blank space. So, we had six versions of nightlife venues in the same building, and each one was completely different from the last. The key is to move the entry, bar and DJ so there’s no faking it out, and it’s a completely different experience for the guest.

HR: Following your recent design of The h.wood Group’s country club-style sports bar, 40 LOVE, what project can Los Angeles locals expect to see next?

JS: The one I’m really excited about is we’re replacing the live music venue where the House of Blues was with the Pendry Hotel owned by the Montage Group. In the footprint of the House of Blues, we’re creating a new live music venue for the hotel. We’re really interested in making it the best-sounding room in Los Angeles. The clients, even though they’re very corporate, have allowed us to explore and punch through the corporate veil of commonality. We’re creating really what we wanted to create there.

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HR: Do you see future residential properties using this formula?

JS: Yes, residential is definitely following in the design/build movement. A handful of design/build companies that I know are either an architect who has a partner who is a general contractor or a general contractor who has a draftsman. I’m a designer who builds my own work, and it’s a truthful design/build concept from color, material, furnishings, art objects and architecture. We are exploring that further on our end as well, as we work more and more within the hotel world, like we did with FOUND Hotel Chicago, and most recently with the upcoming Pendry Hotel.

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Tell me about the Becca collection, in your own words.

It’s a bridge between traditional and modern architecture. Becca blends soft curves that suggest emotion with modern lines that propose intellect; it’s full-bodied and sleek. I want my furniture to be accessible but also engaging.

Why did you decide to become involved in furniture design?

I’ve always been the creative type growing up—crafting, drawing and illustrating as a kid. In many ways, furniture design is the perfect combination of all of these hobbies, allowing me to sketch something into existence. The arts are also something that’s always been a constant source of fulfillment in my life.

What was the inspiration behind the Becca collection?

I’ve been very inspired by transitional architecture lately, which is usually seen as a bridge between the traditional and the modern. Becca really takes in this sort of thinking. Its soft curves invite you to interact with it and suggest warmth, while its modern lines are more intellectual and avant-garde. I was also thinking about my wife, about what she likes, and about some of the complaints she had about modern furniture.

Why did you decide to partner with Bernhardt Design?

Bernhardt Design has so much history and experience. Its ethos of giving back to young creatives also resonated deeply with me and my own design house, Amen & Amen. Both of us strive to support creatives whether that be in the world of art, music, fashion, décor or industrial design.

You have really become a multifaceted talent. Of all your ventures, what are your most favorite and why?

I have a major rule I live by: I only do what I love, and I love A LOT OF THINGS. I look at every one of my ventures as my “children,” whom I

love, so to speak. So, is it right to love one child more than the other?

I don’t think so. Each one of my ventures has had varying degrees of success; hosting, acting and furniture have brought me more financial rewards than I’ve ever dreamed possible, but my fashion, illustration and screenwriting endeavors have yet to rise to the level the others have. I view the latter as growing in their own time, but I love them just as much. Like a garden where you have many fruits and vegetables, but you just harvest the ones that are ready and take good care of the ones that aren’t. Long story short—I love them all!

When you are presented with a new project, acting-related or otherwise, what are some key elements you look at to determine if it is a fit for you?

For me, doing what you love starts with knowing what you want. I spend a lot of time writing down my personal and professional desires, and that helps me focus on taking the right thing that comes along and saying ‘no’ to what doesn’t. The weird thing is, I have to constantly do this because I also find that what I want changes over time, or what I think I wanted was actually what someone else wanted for me, and in a desire to please, it slides into my list of goals. Decisions can be daunting but when [my] desires are clear, there is much less confusion because I jump at the right things, and never regret things I pass on because they aren’t on the list, no matter how great they seem.

What’s next for you and what can we expect from you in the near future?

I’d love to try my hand at architecture. I also have several scripts I’m working on simultaneously, so it’s just a matter of time before one of those are ready to see the light of day! In addition, I see myself producing and writing music for up-and-coming talent. It would be so satisfying to be the missing piece someone needs for their dream to come true! @hauteresidence HAUTE LIVING 81

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California Venice Hilton & Hyland 310.702.6299

California Santa Monica Coldwell Banker 310.480.3585 fioraaston@gmail.com fioraaston.com

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California, Beverly Hills Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 310.285.7529 joyce@joycerey.com joycerey.com

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California San Diego The Guiltinan Group 858-756-8770 brian@theguiltinangroup.com theguiltinangroup.com

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California Sunset Strip | West Hollywood Ernie Carswell & Associates 310.345.7500 ernie@carswellandassociates.com carswellandassociates.com

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California Holmby Hills 310.717.5522 benbacal@gmail.com benbacal.com

Olivia Hsu Decker

California San Francisco Bay Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty 415.435.1600 Olivia@SanFranciscoFineHomes.com SanFranciscoFineHomes.com

Jeff Hyland

California Bel-Air Hilton & Hyland 310.278.3311 jeff@hiltonhyland.com jeffhyland.com

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California - Beverly Hills P.O. 424.249.7162 aaron@aaronkirman.com AaronKirman.com

Southern California Montecito Village Properties Christie’s International Real Estate 805.252.2773 Emily@VillageSite.com EmilyKellenberger.com

Andrea Gilbert

Southern California Laguna Beach Pacific Sotheby’s Realty 858.945.1312 Andrea@AndreaGilbert.com

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Southern California Santa Barbara Coldwell Banker Global Luxury 805.448.3066 chris@sbrivierahomes.com

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Colorado Boulder 303.619.3373 jennifer@jenniferegbert.com jenniferegbert.com

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Colorado -Denver LIV | Sotheby’s International Realty 303.898.7818 Douglas.Kerbs@SothebysRealty.com douglaskerbs.com

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Florida - Bal Harbour Harding Realty 305.785.0440 lydia@lydiaeskenazi.com lydiaeskenazi.com

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Florida Naples Willaim Raveis 239.537.5351 dante.disabato@raveis.com DanteDiSabato.Raveis.com

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Florida - Downtown Miami ONE Sotheby’s International Realty 855.663.6873 hdaniels@onesothebysrealty.com 1000museum.com

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Florida Fisher Island Sotheby’s Realty 305.992.7987 elena@bluntzergroup.com bluntzergroup.com

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New Jersey Westfield Coldwell Banker Residential 908.301.2038 frankisoldi@gmail.com theisoldicollection.com

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New Mexico Santa Fe Barker Realty, Christie’s International Real Estate 505.992.3578 sduran@santaferealestate.com santaferealestate.com

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Vickey Barron

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Terese Brittingham & Tom McCouch

Pennsylvania Keller Williams Realty Group 610.574.9271 610.792.5900 teresekw@gmail.com kwseven.com

LUXE Christie’s Int’l

Oregon Oregon | Washington (SW, Central & Eastern) 503.389.2112 info@luxecir.com luxecir.com/propertiescynthia-barrett

Sidra Subzwari Canda Vancouver Angell Hasman & Associates Realty 705.727.6111 sid@soldbysid.com soldbysid.com

Costa Rica Luxury Estates

Costa Rica 506.886.1515 yalile@costaricaluxury.com costaricaluxuryestates.com

Washington Misick

Turks & Caicos Islands Engel & Völkers 649.231.6340 Washington.misick@engelvoelkers.com turksandcaicos.evfinehomes.com

Rohn Boyd

Mike Seder

Texas The Woodlands | Spring Cypress | Montgomery County 281.602.8823 seder@mikeseder.com mikeseder.com

Hawaii Kauai EXP Realty 808.652.0530 rohnboyd@gmail.com rohnboyd.com

The Moorings

Phyllis Browning Company

Texas San Antonio 210-824-7878 pbrowning@phyllisbrowning.com phyllisbrowning.com

Dennis Hanlon

Bahamas Harbour Island Coldwell Banker’s Bahamas 242.601.6500 robert@cbbahamas.com coldwellbankerbahamas.com

Utah Park City Summit Sotheby’s Realty 435.640.5851 dennishanlon.com dennis.hanlon@summit-sothebysrealty.com

Florida Vero Beach The Moorings Realty Sales Co 772.231.5131 sales@TheMoorings.com themoorings.com

Justin Alexander California Venice, CA COMPASS 970.710.1665 ja@compass.com justinmalexander.com

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Florida Rosemary Beach, FL Linda Miller Real Estate LLC 850.974.8885 linda@thesmileof30a.com lindamillerluxury.com Arizona Paradise Valley Launch Real Estate 602.919.6511 chris@thekarasgroup.com thekarasgroup.com

Ann Perry

Hawaii Honolulu Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties 808.286.6474 annep@cbpacific.com annehoganperry.com

The Howland Group

Florida Fort Lauderdale COMPASS 954.658.4712 michelle.howland@compass.com thehowlandgroup.com

Patti Garrison

Texas Houston Sotheby’s International Realty Inc 713.501.7086 patti.garrison@sothebyshomes.com pattigarrison.com

Sylvia Fragos

Florida Aventura Great Estates International Realty, Inc. 305.904.7847 sylviafragos@gmail.com sylviafragos.com

Kukio Properties

Hawaii Big Island Kukio Real Estate Company 808.325.4040 jschneider@kukio.com kukio.com

Tony Cuoto

Nevada Incline Village, NV Exp Realty 775.815.8669 tony.tuoto@exprealty.com tonytuoto.exprealty.com/index.php

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IT’S GUCCI TIME Marrying classic style with contemporary design, Gucci’s latest line of luxury timepieces called the “Grip” collection is aptly named—not only does each watch grip its wearer’s wrist, but it also grips the attention of onlookers around it. Always remaining relevant in its creations, Gucci made the skate culture-inspired line of watches gender fluid, wearable by all; each edition is available in a smaller and a bigger size, promoting wrist inclusivity. Choose between the eye-catching yellow gold PVD case and bracelet engraved with the Interlocking G logo, the sleek and smooth steel style, or even the colored green and bordeaux strap versions. Here, the watches are complemented by two of the House’s elevated collections of fine jewelery: Le Marché des Merveilles and GG Running. Several of the Le Marché des Merveilles pieces boast the recognizable Gucci feline head with precious stones like turquoise, onyx, jade, pink opal and of course, diamonds. GG Running features more bold, logo-centric pieces in both delicate and daring designs, perfect for pairings or to be worn solo for a more classic look.

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Dr. Barbara Sturm releases her latest Baby & Kids set with products made for sensitive, young skin, like her daughter Pepper’s.

BY DEYVANSHI MASRANI

by some of the most famed celebrities, Dr. Barbara Sturm, has released her latest Baby & Kids Set with a wide range of her products formulated for the sensitive and young skin of children.

Initially created for her daughter Pepper, Dr. Sturm recognized a need for a line of skincare products for the little ones, after discovering that several products that were on offer on the market contained ingredients that were harmful or otherwise inappropriate for young skin.

“I initially formulated my Baby & Kids Collection for my daughter Pepper,” began Dr. Sturm.

“I only wanted the best for her sensitive, newborn skin and I couldn’t find any other products on the market without fragrance and harmful ingredients.”

Each product in the line was also created with the notion that healthy and functioning skin begins from birth, and that utilizing products without fragrance and with gentle ingredients is paramount in maintaining the skin’s optimal health and its natural barrier function. Five products are offered in the line, including Baby & Kids Bathing Milk, Baby & Kids Hair and Body Shampoo, Baby & Kids Body Cream, Baby Bum Cream and Baby & Kids Face Cream. The full set retails for $255 with full-sized products, as well as a cotton travel bag and a cute stuffed bunny.

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Amanda Kloots redefines the prenatal miracle with a new, mom-to-be workout class.

BY NICOLE SCHUBERT

HL: With your empire, AK! Fitness, you’ve curated infectious dance-cardio workouts that make you “jump, skip and smile.” But your newest class is AK! Baby Bump. What made you create this inspirational prenatal class?

AK: When I got pregnant, I realized there were definitely things I wanted to know and research to make sure I was working out safely while I was going through different trimesters. I went back and looked over my prenatal training and put together a workout. I believe women can do a lot, and if you’re having a healthy pregnancy, then you can do a lot in your pregnancy, and you don’t have to only do a boring class. You can push yourself. You can sweat. It’s good for the baby, and it’s good for the mom. I put together a class that I broke down on my website in different videos by trimesters. And then I was teaching live Baby Bump classes in New York and in L.A. that are a combination of those videos. I loved it. It was so empowering to teach the classes.

HL: Teaching the class as a fellow mom-to-be, how did it feel to bond with a different group of women?

AK: It felt really cool to teach those prenatal classes because I don’t think it’s very often that you go to a prenatal class and the teacher is also pregnant. I’m in this with you!

AMANDA KLOOTS, THE NAMESAKE BEHIND THE WILDLY SUCCESSFUL

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dance-cardio brand AK! Fitness, is breaking out into a new role—one that took nine plus months to prepare for and is among the most celebrated: motherhood. She recently gave birth to her son, Elvis.

Kloots—a native New Yorker who is renowned for training celebrities such as Kate Walsh and Aimee Song through an innovative jump rope method that took to social media like wildfire—is now carving out a new niche for momsto-be with a workout class that fits every trimester. Coining this prenatal program AK! Baby Bump, Kloots is redefining the fitness capitals of the world from east to west with a powerful class that pushes moms-to-be to sweat.

Kloots is lending Tot Living her expert tips to accomplishing first-time motherhood with ease, embracing fitness after pregnancy, and enforcing body confidence on social media by empowering her followers to find their size and wear it with pride.

HL: Amanda, you recently celebrated the birth of your son, Elvis. Lend us your expert tips on getting back into shape post-pregnancy.

AMANDA KLOOTS: For your own energy purposes, try to sleep when the baby is sleeping because if you’re exhausted, you’re not going to want to do anything when you have the chance to do something anyways. That’s a tip that my pediatrician gave me. It’s been really helping me feel more energized throughout the day. When I can’t get away from him—I know it sounds oldschool—but I go for a walk. For a while, Elvis didn’t like his stroller, so I put him in the carrier, and I had 12 pounds on me. That’s literally all I could do as I was recovering from a C-section, anyway, so I was just taking nice, long walks with him. My third tip would be to jump rope because if I do have any kind of minutes when he’s taking a nap, I go outside and get in as much as I can.

Sometimes it’s only 10 minutes. Sometimes it’s longer, but it’s just an efficient way to get your heart rate up and burn calories.

HL: The role of a mother is universal. What pointer would you recommend to first-time moms around the world?

AK: My one tip would be with breastfeeding. I would say that it’s really hard and to research it before you have your baby, whether that’s meeting with a lactation consultant or talking to other moms that have breastfed. And to keep trying because I was about to give up, but I just kept going. We finally found our rhythm now, and Elvis is 3 months old. It took me time, but that would be my No. 1 tip. Stick through it and keep educating yourself. It’s really hard, and no one really talks about how hard it is. They just say, “Breastfeeding is the best for your baby.” It doesn’t always happen that easily, and some moms give up.

HL: As a role model with a public image, what values do you want to instill in your followers about body-image concerns and loving yourself and others no matter how much you weigh?

AK: I think this is so important. I would say, during pregnancy, a lot of moms and women worry about gaining weight. For me, I never let them tell me the number on the scale throughout my entire pregnancy. I thought it was really important to keep a clear mind. I didn’t want to have to worry about some number after giving birth that I had to lose. It’s about how you feel. Are you able to get through an exercise class and feel good about yourself? I think strength and fit are not necessarily what you look like in the mirror or what size jeans you are. Bodies change, and it’s amazing what our bodies can do.

HL: If you had one message for your followers on body confidence and enforcing a positive outlook, what would it be?

AK: I think we live in a society where you see everyone judges themselves and each other so harshly. You have to try to stay clear of that and remind yourself it took nine months for your body to change, and it’s going to take nine months or more for your body to go back. Find your size and be OK with that.

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PLAYGROUND TO PLAYDATE

BY DEYVANSHI MASRANI

EARLIER THIS YEAR, CELEBRITY-FAVORITE LUXURY KIDS RETAILER MAISONETTE

launched its first private label collection called Maison Me. The brand has now followed up with its second iteration of the line for the Fall 2019 season. Designed in-house with the Maisonette team under lead designer Karolina Petersson—formerly of Celine—the collection is stylish but functional for its littlest customers. Here, we sit down with CEO and Co-Founder Sylvana Ward Durrett, as well as President and Co-Founder Luisana Mendoza de Roccia, to discuss the styles, the inspiration and what we can expect from the brand, moving forward.

Tell us about Maison Me, in your own words.

Maison Me is our answer to stylish, elevated basics at an accessible price point. With 50 mixand-match styles, including knits and outerwear, we have created a collection that your kids can live and play in.

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A one-on-one interview with the co-founders of luxury multibrand children’s retailer, Maisonette, on the second edition of their private label Maison Me collection.

What kinds of parents/kids is the collection for?

This collection is really ideal for every parent and kid who is looking for easy and stylish pieces designed for play. It appeals to adults because of its quality and design, and to kids because of its comfort and wearability.

Why did you decide to start your own label?

We carry over 700 different brands, and yet, when it comes to well-priced, stylish basics, we felt there was a hole in the market.

We really wanted to make outfitting your child as easy as can be, with wearable, washable, stylish clothing that could take kids from playground to playdate to party.

From where do you draw inspiration for the designs?

Maison Me’s Fall collection was inspired by our lead designer, Karolina Peterson’s childhood in Sweden. Think ruffled collars, wide-leg pants and a color-block puffer vest inspired by the one she passed down to her son. We are constantly inspired by our own children and the whimsical patterns reflect that childish sensibility.

What are the most important factors to consider when designing clothes for kids?

Comfort, style and quality!

What do you think it is about the Maisonette brand that has brought such a loyal following?

We have created a beautifully curated, simplified shopping experience for our customer, a one-stop-shop for the best children’s products from around the world. Through our content channel Le Scoop, we are able to speak directly to parents looking for inspiration, education and support along their parenting journeys.

So, we are truly an authority in the space and has managed to build trust with our customers, which is the most important [part] of all!

What’s next for the brand?

We have so many exciting things in store for Maisonette and we can’t wait to share!

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Montage Los Cabos is an idyllic sanctuary along the Santa Maria Bay and features rare walk-in access to the best swimming, snorkeling and diving in the area.

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Since recovering from the destruction of Hurricane Odile, the country is having a renaissance. Here are its newest and hottest hotel openings, plus a few renovations, to put on your vacation radar.

BY LAURA SCHREFFLER

MONTAGE LOS CABOS The Orange County-based Montage brand could not have picked a better location for its first international property. This serene, 39-acre estate is dotted by agave and saguaros, with the Twin Dolphin community on the “Golden Corridor” between Cabos San Lucas and San Jose del draw considering that swimming is difficult for even the best swimmers in this part of Mexico. But this haute hotel offers much more than amazing ocean views and direct beach access: all 122 guest rooms, suites and casas have terraces with daybeds and dining areas, as well as glorious outdoor showers. The property stays true to its surroundings with an upscale Mexican vibe, enhanced by a palette of natural desert tones. And for those who want more than to sit poolside (at one of its three pools) or frolic in the ocean, there is a plethora of fitness offerings, including two tennis courts and access to the Fred Couples Signature Golf Course. Last but not least, be sure to book an appointment at the divine Spa Montage, an oasis inspired by the traditional Mexican folklore surrounding the Tree of Life, and the Torote tree that graces the resort’s entrance. The property even has its own resident shaman. How’s that for upscale?

Tourist Corridor, Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur

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Cabo. Overlooking Santa Maria Bay, the picture-perfect paradise is one of the only hotels where you can literally walk into the ocean—a huge

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Its over-the-top amenities make this hotel so special: personal butler service, a pillow menu and top-shelf spirits stocked nightly in-room gratis—just to name a few.

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LE BLANC SPA LOS CABOS Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos is that rare beast that is both an all-inclusive and a five-star resort. This opulent beachfront property on the Baja peninsula features both tradition and over-the-top amenities, lending a classic-meets-modern vibe. Guests can expect well-appointed designer suites; a 3,961-square-foot fitness and wellness center with a spinning studio, juice bars, four plunge pools and gourmet specialty cuisine; personal butler service; nightly aromatherapy; a pillow menu; CHI-branded blow dryers, CHI flatirons and Bvlgari personal products in each room; plus in-suite minibars stocked with top-shelf spirits, snacks, high definition flat screen Smart TVs and gourmet Lavazza coffee makers. When you factor in the ridiculously relaxing Pericu Massage—a four-hand ritual derived from the history of the region’s ancient natives, the Pericu Tribe—that is on the menu at its award-winning, 29,000-square-foot full-service Blanc Spa (which also features a hydrotherapy area, hot and cold plunge pools, a sauna, an herbal steam room, chromotherapy and an ice room), well, you may never want to leave. There’s really no incentive when everything you could dream of is right at your fingertips.

Cabo San Lucas, Tourist Corridor, 23407 San José del Cabo, B.C.S.

FOUR SEASONS RESORT LOS CABOS AT COSTA PALMAS

Los Cabos at Costa Palmas is the first Four Seasons marina resort, a showpiece of contemporary design on the Baja California peninsula nestled on two miles of untouched Sea of Cortez beach-front.

Set against the majestic backdrop of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains on the East Cape of the Baja California Peninsula, the luxurious 1,000-acre Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas stretches along two miles of swimmable white sand beach. It is both private and ultra-exclusive in the East Cape community that was once a haven for Hollywood celebrities. The contemporary design from Guerin Glass Architects seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living throughout its 141 guest rooms (including 23 suites), all of which have private terraces and views of the Sea of Cortez. Native landscaping and layers of metal, wood, glass, plaster and stone textures contrast with vibrant local art to create an elemental luxury that feels warm and modern. Even the hotel’s airy, sunlit bathrooms are spectacular, thanks to sea views and free-standing, oversized tubs; the first-floor rooms also feature outdoor showers and private plunge pools. Additionally, guests can expect such dining options as Estiatorio Milos, chef Costas Spiliadis’ famed Mediterranean seafood empire, as well as 18 acres of organic farms and orchards, a spa and wellness center, a Robert Trent Jones II 18-hole golf course, a sports complex, and—its most glamorous offering—a private marina, a unique first for the Four Seasons brand.

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Eureka-Buenavista, 23570 La Ribera, B.C.S.

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CHABLÉ MAROMA Chablé Maroma seeks to redefine wellness in the sought-out coast of Mexico’s Riviera Maya. Just over an hour drive north of Tulum, this Leading Hotels of the World member—situated on a private stretch of beach where the tropical jungle meets the sea—pays homage to the Mayan culture and history, while celebrating its ancient rituals. The property took almost four years to complete and was designed to emphasize a connection with nature: each of the 70 ‘hideaway’ villas include a sprawling deck with private plunge pool and indoor/outdoor rain showers. They were also created to resemble traditional homes of the Mayan nobility, with regional materials from Xucun stone, marble and Galarza quarried stone (accented with pieces made by Mexican artisans and palm weavings from Ayotzinapa) used for a sense of authenticity. The glass walls, particularly in the bathroom, draw you closer to nature without sacrificing privacy. And make sure to check out the spa, which incorporates Mayan mysticism, rituals and shamanism into its spa journeys, as well as a traditional Temazcal ceremony—an ancient purification practice meaning ‘steam house’. Guests who book this

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This secret escape in the Mayan jungle is the perfect place to truly escape from it all.

tropical paradise are also treated to a plethora of activities, including agave spirit tastings, catamaran sails, cenote diving, cooking classes, scuba diving (with certification, if necessary), guided hydrotherapy, horseback riding, kayaking and paddle boarding, kitesurfing, and snorkel reef tours.

Carretera Federal 307 KM 51, Manzana 2, Lote 601 Ejido Norte, Solidaridad 77712

In addition to its many upscale offerings, guests of Zadún are encouraged to make a difference through the Ambassadors of the Environment, a hands-on, educational program developed

by Jean-Michel Cousteau’s Ocean Futures Society.

ZADÚN, A RITZ-CARLTON RESERVE The first Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Mexico takes its name from the Spanish word ‘dunas’, a nod to the dunes that the resort is nestled amidst—which is just one of the natural features guests will experience. Others include panoramas of the dramatic San José del Cabo coastline in the coastal haven of Puerto Los Cabos and breathtaking views of the Sea of Cortez. Zadún offers 115 elegantly-appointed guest rooms and suites, many of which offer a private plunge pool and terrace, within 42 two-story villas. VIPs should book the property’s signature Grand Reserve Villa, which—like the rest of the hotel—offers a modern expression of Mexican design that showcases the Campeche, Mexico City, Jalisco, and Puebla. It features 5,930 square feet of living space, two bedrooms, five lounges, a pool, Jacuzzi, private kitchen, gym, living room, two full bathrooms and two half-bathrooms. All guests, however, receive their own private attendant. Another offering is a choice of four food and beverage venues: a Latin American grill, a Mexican-streetfood experience, an adults-only outlet and an agave bar serving handcrafted cocktails. Guests also have access to the Spa Alkemia, which focuses on customized, locally inspired treatments, as well as direct access to the sprawling Puerto Los Cabos Golf Course, adjacent to the hotel.

Puerto Los Cabos, San Jose del Cabo, 23403

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talent of handcrafters from culture-rich areas throughout Oaxaca, Yucatán,

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Stay in the Zen Suite (pictured), which includes two sets of sliding doors with access to endless ocean views, as well as a separate living area and a bedroom with a full dining space, large walk-in closet and this incredible bathroom.

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NOBU HOTEL LOS CABOS The newest Nobu hotel in the upscale empire, created by world-famous Japanese chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Academy Award winner Robert De Niro and producer Meir Teper, is a sensory delight. Visually, the 200-room property on the southernmost tip of the Baja peninsula has all the minimalist Japanese markings of the brand’s previously-opened 11 locations. However, here, it also pays homage to its environment with locally sourced, natural Mexican materials and finishes for the perfect fusion of architectural elegance and laid-back glamour. Guests are intriguingly offered more culinary options beyond its signature Nobu restaurant, decorated with golden cherry blossoms, washi paper art and traditional lanterns: Pacific Restaurant, a fine dining Mexican concept with taco and mezcal pairings; Playabar, a snack bar located in the property’s Cortez pool; light bites and handcrafted cocktails at the see-and-be-seen Nobu Café; and Malibu Farm, which offers sustainable, fresh food straight out of Southern California. And all restaurants will utilize an on-site culinary garden. It’s the extra touches that make Nobu hotels stand out, including teak soaking tubs, traditional in-room Japanese tea sets, locally sourced artwork, Nobu beds, Natura Bissé bathroom amenities and in-room yoga

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mats—perfect for a sunrise practice on the beach. With a 13,691-square-foot spa featuring a salon, an outdoor hydrotherapy garden, experiential shower, hot tub, outdoor shower, steam and sauna, spinning pools, four super cabanas (each equipped with a full bathroom, day bed, living area and TV), plus a golf course designed by Tiger Woods and Davis Love III, you might just stay forever.

Polígono 1. Fracción D. Fraccionamiento Diamante. Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur. C.P. 23473

SOFITEL MEXICO CITY REFORMA After more than a decade since the last opening of a luxury hotel in Mexico City, the new Sofitel Mexico City Reforma opens its doors in October, making it the first luxury hotel in the city that is French-branded. Due to its prime location right at the corner of Rio Danubio and Paseo de la Reforma, the stylish spot also has some of the best views in Mexico City, including The Angel of Independence (Monumento a la Independencia) and the Chapultepec Castle PHOTO COURTESY OF SOFITEL MEXICO CITY REFORMA

(Castillo de Chapultepec). But out of all the 275 rooms and suites, we would pick the outstanding Imperial Suite. At over 3,000 square feet, this artistic urban oasis offers panoramic views of the city that can be viewed from the room itself or—even better—from the Jacuzzi on its terrace. Additional hotel highlights include a rooftop bar that screams ‘hot spot’, a swimming pool, and the brand’s Sofitel Fitness room with sauna.

Av. Paseo de la Reforma 297, Cuauhtémoc, 06500 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Sofitel brings its ‘je ne sais quoi’ to Mexico City as it opens the first Frenchbranded hotel there this month.

No two rooms are the same at L’Ôtel at Dôce18 Concept House, so it should come as no surprise that the hotel should strive to be unique in other ways. ways, too— like a custom fragrance (by Roy Azar and Ablu Botanica) that will change every two years.

L’ÔTEL AT DÔCE 18 CONCEPT HOUSE L’Ôtel at Dôce18 Concept House is a chic getaway just steps away from San Miguel de Allende’s main court. This boutique design hotel is small and exclusive: there are only 10 suites, all using white as the general theme but each one

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decorated with one-of-a-kind statement pieces. Its Grand Room is the biggest standout, representing curiosities and treasures of the creative world. In the hotel lobby, one can find a collection of works by Pedro Freideberg—a Mexican artist and designer known for his surrealist pieces full of religious and ancient lines, colors and symbols— including the famous “Hand’s Chair.” Overall, the space serves as a reception, bar, art gallery and showcase of unusual objects.

Other unique touches include a peculiar elevator, which has doors covered in gold leaf; the pool terrace, covered with black and white floors that form a large-scale chess board; and artwork hung throughout, courtesy of Mexican photographers Cynthia Araf and Rafael de la Lastra, and Mexican plastics artist Marisa Boullosa. And if that wasn’t enough, this amazing hotel is also eco-friendly, with its own solar energy system to supply hotel needs, its own on-site garden, and its internal water filtration system (thanks to some sophisticated equipment). Daring to be different and succeeding is more than just a concept here—it’s a reality.

Calle Relox 18, Colonia Centro, 33770, San Miguel de Allende, GTO

Turn-of-the-century Spanish comfort and tradition flirts with modern art at this smart, edgy hotel in the heart of San Miguel de Allende.

HOTEL AMPARO If you’re looking for luxury and intimacy, Hotel Amparo is the stay for you.

The boutique space—housed in a 300-year-old building that once served as the mayor’s private residence—is conveniently situated in the heart of historic San Miguel de Allende. It offers travelers an intimate retreat with a global feel, thanks to mid-century furnishings from countries like France, India and Denmark, culminating in a laid-back and homey vibe (think of it as your cool friend’s house, but nicer). The overall goal of the hotel’s aesthetic was actually to remove some of the expected Mexican influences and make it feel more international—unlike most Mexican resorts, which seek to preserve the local culture and showcase the city as the influential hub it has become. The only much of the hotel’s artwork: two of Lucas Rise’s custom painted murals are prominently featured, Pedro Friedeberg’s framed personal notes adorn the walls, handmade papier-mâché Grecian-style urns from the nearby organic market are used throughout the property, and Beatriz Cota’s canvas piece is hung in the Amparo Suite. Other offerings at this exclusive haute hotel—with just five guest suites—include a high-end coffee bar featuring San Miguel’s first and only La Marzocco espresso machine and a rooftop wine bar with a focus on small French producers.

Mesones 3, Zona Centro, 37700 San Miguel de Allende

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The essence of water is the theme throughout the Viceroy Los Cabos—which is fitting, considering that the beachfront hotel (located in the Zona Hotelera near the town of San José del Cabo) faces the Sea of Cortez. As conceived by architect Miguel Angel Aragonés, the Los Angeles-based Viceroy Hotel Group’s 15th worldwide property has been designed to resemble boxes floating on water. Its aqua-centric ambiance continues upon arrival through a sculpted iron portal and artisan wooden door, where guests are greeted by the sound of water. Lobby interiors have transformed the property—formerly Hotel

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Mar Adentro—from stark white to feature a warm color palette of blue and natural sand tones as inspired by the Los Cabos desert and sea. Some completely new features to the resort are a beachfront pool and bar, dining venues that reflect the culture and flavors of Baja—including the standout Nido restaurant, which appears to float on water due to its elevated walkways—and a state-of-the-art fitness center curated by Los Angeles-based celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak. Guests will also find a cinema room, Natura Bissé and ROIL in-room amenities, Shiller water bikes, a spa (with both a beauty bar and an ice fountain), as well as a game room. Even better, the resort offers one-of-akind experiential activities for its guests: surf lessons with a local pro, a fishing trip with the hotel’s chef, scuba diving with underwater photography, fluorescent night dives, and custom tequila-making classes.

Paseo Malecon San Jose Lote 8, Zona Hotelera, 23400 San José del Cabo, B.C.S

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Coastal contemporary design connects indoor and outdoor living spaces in Susurros del Corazón’s lavish King Suite.

There is a plethora of ways to get fit at Viceroy Los Cabos, from its ethereal pools, high-tech fitness center, and an “adult jungle gym” for those who want to see the beauty of Los Cabos while they sweat.

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SUSURROS DEL CORAZÓN Literally translated, Susurros del Corazón, the Auberge Resort Collection’s third Mexican property, means ‘whispers of the heart.’ It’s an apt name, given how romantic this Punta de Mita locale is. The hotel, which will be comprised of 30 residences and 59 guest suites, is located on 33 lush, rolling acres overlooking the Bay of Banderas on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, surrounded by tropical jungles and pristine white sand beaches.

Guests and homeowners will have access to signature Auberge amenities such as four restaurants, three pools, a 3,000-squarefoot fitness center and yoga studio, and a spa featuring treatments inspired by the healing properties of the surrounding Riviera Nayarit region as well as the local culture. Book your stay when this haute hotel opens in 2020.

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to pay homage to both the art of fine dining and watchmaking in no more fitting of a fashion than honoring world-renowned Chef Daniel Boulud at his two Michelin-starred flagship, DANIEL. The occasion celebrated the chef’s Haute Living New York cover debut. Chef Boulud made the evening all the more memorable by doing intimate kitchen tours, where event attendees explored the acclaimed kitchen. Chef Boulud prepared a specially curated feast for guests, which they enjoyed in the private dining room. At the end of the evening, Haute Living, Hublot and artist WhIsBe presented a commissioned painting in honor of the cover launch.

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and songwriter French Montana’s Haute Living New York cover launch with an intimate dinner in Miami at Papi Steak.

French showed up in style with just the right amount of flash in a red silk Gucci button-down tee, dark Gucci sunglasses and a gorgeous Hublot Big Bang Unico Sang Bleu Ceramic white timepiece. He was joined by close friend and rapper Drake. At midnight, the room burst into the “Happy Birthday” song as a massive birthday cake was brought out and Fat Joe’s “All the Way Up” blaring from the speakers, as the room wished Fat Joe a happy birthday.

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1. David ‘Papi’ Einhorn, Drake, David Grutman, French Montana, Kamal Hotchandani and JeanFrançois Sberro; 2. French Montana; 3. Drake, Kamal Hotchandani, JeanFrançois Sberro and Deyvanshi Masrani; 4. Mike and Alicia Piazza; 5. Seth Semilof, JeanFrançois Sberro, Kamal Hotchandani, Flore, French Montana and Violet Camacho

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SETAI RESIDENCES, TH-A 101 20th St Apt TH-A, Miami Beach $12,995,000 | 3,627 s.f. | 4 Beds | 4 Baths

APOGEE SOUTH BEACH, APT 801 800 S Pointe Dr Apt 801, Miami Beach $10,900,000 | 3,731 SF | 3 Beds | 3 ½ Baths

PORTOFINO TOWER, APT 2405 300 S Pointe Dr Apt 2405, Miami Beach $3,150,000 | 2,340 s.f. | 3 Beds | 2 ½ Baths

SETAI RESIDENCES, APT 2007 101 20th St Apt 2007, Miami Beach $4,100,000 | 1,279 | 2 Beds | 2 Baths

CONTINUUM NORTH, APT 1801 50 S Pointe Dr Apt 1801, Miami Beach $9,800,000 | 3,497 SF | 3 Beds | 3 ½ Baths

THE BATH CLUB, APT 1502 5959 Collins Ave Apt 1502, Miami Beach $3,299,000 | 2,572 s.f. | 3 Beds | 3 ½ Baths

SPEAR AT AQUA, APT 1004 6103 Aqua Ave Apt 1004, Miami Beach $1,749,000 | 2,203 s.f. | 3 Beds | 3 ½ Baths

CONTINUUM SOUTH, APT 1604 100 S Pointe Dr Apt 1604, Miami Beach $5,085,000 | 2, 292 s.f. | 2 Beds | 2 ½ Baths

MEI, PH-4 5875 Collins Ave PH-4, Miami Beach $1,599,000 | 1,556 s.f. | 2 Beds | 2 ½ Baths

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two milestone anniversaries: the 20th Anniversary of the Spring Drive and the 65th Anniversary of the iconic Godzilla—in the form of one special, limited-edition timepiece launch. The brand celebrated by paying homage to its Japanese heritage with an intimate En Kai collectors’ dinner at Chateau Marmont’s Chateau Hanare restaurant. Guests were invited to indulge in a multicourse En Kai feast paired with Japanese sake, all the while learning about Grand Seiko’s latest watch launch. They also received a VIP preview of the timepiece, as well as others in the bold collection.

Attendees enjoyed further elements of Japanese culture, including music from a live Koto player.

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of North Miami Beach’s 57 Ocean with partner LOUIS XIII to honor hall-of-fame golfer and businessman Greg Norman for his Haute Living Miami cover launch. Guests enjoyed a gourmet meal curated by BeeFlat catering. Dessert set the palettes for a special LOUIS XIII moment that followed, led by Ambassador François Surcin. After clinking Baccarat glasses and sips of the regal cognac, two more presentations were given following LOUIS XIII’s x Pharrell Williams #IfWeCare 100 Years video presentation.

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+New + Noteworthy Groot Hospitality debuts brand-new hot spot, Papi Steak, to Miami’s South of Fifth neighborhood.

GROOT HOSPITALITY HAS DONE IT AGAIN, as it debuts the brand’s newest gem—Papi Steak—in Miami’s South of Fifth neighborhood. The sexy, intimate steakhouse pays homage to its signature dish—the “Papi Steak,” made famous by David “Papi” Einhorn. The all-kosher steak first became famous at Groot Hospitality’s original eatery, Komodo, in Downtown Miami. After gaining a cult-following and unanimous adoration for the dish, Groot Hospitality Founder David Grutman and Einhorn teamed up to dedicate the brand’s next venture to the acclaimed steak.

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by gorgeous colors of vibrant red velvet seating, hardwood tables and an exotic floral print set against the black walls that give the space the perfect amount of color. The strikingly beautiful concept was the brainchild of both Grutman and renowned design team ICrave, which brought his vision of the glamorous Hollywood Golden Age to life.

As with all Groot Hospitality locations, the restaurant has instantly become a scene-to-be-seen with food, beverages and service that justify the eatery’s in-demand status as one of the hottest restaurants of the moment. It’s already dubbed a celebrity hot spot—indicative of its soft opening, which drew in the likes of Drake, French Montana and Fat Joe. And for good reason—it’s not only one of Miami’s newest and sexiest restaurants with a unique atmosphere that is hard to rival—but each dish is better than the next.

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Of course, the namesake Papi Steak is a musttry menu item, served simply with rock salt and dressed in its “secret sauce”—100-percent kosher-style—but the rest of the menu is equally a standout. Highlights include the homemade latkes served with sour cream and a sweet apple sauce topping; melt-in-your-mouth Wagyu pastrami (which is a unanimous crowd favorite); chicken schnitzel; mac and cheese; corn pudding; and the Alec Monopoly-inspired “Monop Potato”—a decadent baked potato covered in caviar.

Other favorites include its take on the classic steakhouse favorite Caesar Salad with bacon, egg yolk and parmesan frico, in addition to the wellbalanced Hamachi Crudo with citrus ponzu, crispy shallot and sesame. And for the nonmeat eaters, there’s still plenty to delight in—from the generous serving of warm, soft Jumbo prawn dressed simply with white wine, lemon and parsley; to the decadent Maine Lobster with mushroom duxelles and brandy; or the PB&J Uni Toast atop challah bread, the steakhouse proves that it can shine in any genre of cuisine with a uniquely delicious and expertly curated menu.

Aside from the decadent menu, the steakhouse also boasts an impressive wine and cocktail list to complement the meal, offering 150 different wines and 12 specialty cocktails.

While Grutman boasts an incredible lineup of successful eateries and nightlife destinations throughout the Magic City, this concept is a special token for Einhorn, allowing him to showcase his roots and introduce some of his most-cherished recipes to Miami.

“I’ve always loved sharing and making food for my friends and family,” Brooklyn, N.Y.-bred Einhorn shares. “We’re so excited to bring Papi Steak to South Beach. The food and the vibe are out of this world.”

Grutman is equally as proud of the concept.

“At Papi Steak, we aren’t trying to be just another steakhouse in Miami Beach,” he notes. “We are taking our unique menu and pairing it with one of the bestdesigned dining rooms in Miami. I pulled out all the stops with Papi Steak. Working with ICrave on the design and Candice Kaye on the custom drawn-wall finishes and smoky mirrors—they perfectly captured the energy we wanted to create.”

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+Back to Basics DJ Irie talks Irie Weekend XV and opening a new music academy in Miami.

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electrifying any party, the Irie Music brainchild is no ordinary DJ. In 2005, highly soughtafter entrepreneur, global brand, philanthropist and entertainer started Irie Weekend, which is now in its 15th year. The star-studded event is well-known as one of Miami’s most highly anticipated weekends of the year, often drawing in crowds by the hundreds who come to support South Florida’s youth.

“I have always wanted to help foundations like Make-A-Wish, so one day I decided to create Irie Weekend to help raise money,” he says. “With the help of celebrity friends and brand partnerships, I believe we created something that has made a difference and will continue to be a great event in the future to come.”

Calling Miami home, DJ Irie started the Irie Foundation in 2011 after a visit to Miami Edison High School. He spoke to the kids at the school and was shocked to find that most of them didn’t have access to experiences every kid should have.

“One freshman asked me where I live, and then he told me he had never been to the beach, which I thought was crazy,” he recalls. “This freshman in high school had never been to the beach, and the school was around 15 minutes from one.”

After learning about the disadvantage, DJ Irie started the foundation to provide these experiences, which in turn helps kids get on the right track and strive for successful futures.

Over the years, the foundation has provided musical instruments, scholarships and even trips to Disneyland for kids. However, DJ Irie is taking his philanthropic efforts to another level with the Irie Rhythms Academy—a state-of-the-art music and learning center—in partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami.

“The Academy will provide music, arts and literacy programs for the kids at no cost,” Irie explains. “They will be able to take dance lessons, learn about audio, visual and music productions as well as providing a safe space to improve academic performance.”

The Irie Rhythms Academy will be located on the fourth floor of the new Carnival Center for Excellence building and is set to be the star of the building, which also houses a brand-new computer lab, modern young-adult library, space for homework and tutoring plus a fitness room that was donated by the Miami HEAT Charitable Fund. According to Irie, this is the first of many Academies that the foundation is planning to open nationwide and eventually, globally. As the foundations’ highest-grossing event of the year, all the proceeds from Irie Weekend will go toward reaching this goal.

This year, Irie Weekend—presented by Pepsi Zero Sugar—kicked off with the Give from The Heart #InspIRIE Gala at Faena Forum on October 10. “This event sets the tone for the weekend,” previewed Irie, who added, “It’s an evening to give back to the future of the community while enjoying food, cocktails and performances from special guests—I will keep it a surprise, though.”

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The next morning, the Celebrity Golf Tournament was back where it started 15 years ago at the Miami Beach Golf Club. Teams hit the links with a celebrity “captain” at the helm, visiting each of the 18 holes, which had a surprise of their own.

“I’m excited about this one because we’re going back to where it all started, which is sort of the theme for this year’s events,” noted Irie beforehand. “We have done some great things in the past, including a whole day with Kevin Hart and other programs, but this year we wanted to spread it out so people can really enjoy themselves. The golf tournament is basically going to be a party on a golf course, with DJs and bars—adidas is our partner, so there’s going to be some fun giveaways, as well.”

On Friday night, DJ Irie hosted AFTR-DRK at LIV, one of Miami’s hottest nightclubs. It was a night to remember with a live performance by Jaden Smith and sets by Crespo. The next day at Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel, guests made a splash at E11EVEN Beach Bash. “This is going to be an awesome pool party with a live performance by a special guest, as well as a lineup of top DJs and tons of giveaways from adidas, Tidal New York, Jim Beam Apple and others,” Irie previewed before the event. “Basically, everyone is going to be swagged down.”

After a day of lounging by the pool, partygoers headed to E11EVEN for an AFTR-DRK toast to the weekend and official closing celebration that had everyone dancing to a musical lineup through the night into the early morning light.

“On Sunday, we’ll be hosting Brunch Fore the Kids at Topgolf, where we will teach kids how to drive a golf ball,” previewed Irie. “There will also be motivational speakers and a great brunch for everyone. This is a great opportunity to get the kids involved and have a fun day out. This is the first time we’re doing this weekend during fall, so my hope is that people are in town and will come down for fun weekend with a great cause.”

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Chef Lorena Garcia brings the flavors of Latin comfort cooking to Miami with new restaurant CHICA.

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Miami as she and John Kunkel’s 50 Eggs Hospitality Group debut the second location of their acclaimed eatery, CHICA. The brand expansion is an exciting opportunity for both 50 Eggs and Garcia, as it allows her to return to her roots and introduce her beloved concept to the place where she grew up. Furthermore, they’re doing it in an iconic space that’s historic to Miami, as they transform the former Soyka restaurant to open CHICA. The flagship location of CHICA remains in Las Vegas’ Restaurant Row at the Venetian Hotel, where it has received high praise from locals and visitors alike, cementing Garcia as the first Latina chef on the Las Vegas Strip. Expanding to Miami—where there is already a strong Latin community and opportunity for new ingredients and vibrant flavors due to its proximity to Latin America— allows Garcia to approach the latest venture with newfound excitement.

As we sit down with Garcia prior to the opening, her exuberant energy is contagious. She’s ecstatic, grateful and eager to share her cuisine with the people of Miami. Here, we discuss the second opening of CHICA, what guests can expect, what it’s like to return to Miami and more.

HL: Will the menu feature more local dishes that reflect the Miami market as opposed to its Las Vegas counterpart?

LG: Absolutely. When we actually first conceptualized CHICA before opening in Las Vegas, I came up with a lot of the menu in Miami. When we moved to Vegas, I had to adjust to reflect the market. So, the wonderful thing is that coming back to Miami, I’m going back to the basics of where everything started—the recipes, ingredients and techniques are very much indicative of the location.

Even the colors and design of the restaurant reflect Miami. It’s a departure from CHICA Las Vegas, but very much Miami.

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HL: Can you tell us some of the highlights of the menu and how you’ll showcase the different cultures of Latin America within it?

LG: As you know, I’m from Venezuela, and I’ve spent a tremendous amount of time in Argentina, Peru and Colombia. So, it’s a representation of those places, primarily. Also, Mexico is a huge aspect of my cuisine. It’s a combination of recipes that are based on my travels to places I’ve been throughout my life working as a chef. The Masa Program, for example, is something that I absolutely love. We make everything from scratch—tortillas, flour, corn, our arepas and tamales. Our meat program with grilled meats is also representative of Latin America—you’ll feel as if you’re in your own little corner of each country.

HL: How did you curate the menu? Was it all from scratch or did you incorporate some family recipes?

LG: It’s both. You’ll see my mother’s Asado Negro that, of course, was one of the best recipes of my family growing up. I took the favorites and elevated them with my own unique spin. Also, some of my most well-known recipes that you’ve seen elsewhere—such as my Bunuelos that I won from in Top Chef Masters—will make an appearance on the menu. Of course, the menu will be unique to Miami because the ingredients available to us here are completely different than those in Vegas. Miami is the door to Latin America. So, the array of ingredients we’re able to find and the freshness is second to none. I’m extremely excited about it.

HL: Do you have a favorite dish on the menu?

LG: Oh my goodness! How can you ask me that? That’s like asking “What kids do you love most of all your children?” [Laughs].

But if I had to choose, some of the top favorites would be my Arepitas with Huevos Pericos for breakfast, which is a traditional Venezuelan breakfast. Also, our tacos are unbelievable—all of our tortillas are homemade. And for dinner, our grilled meat platter or my Mac con Queso that is made with choclo—it’s my version of mac and cheese. The cazuela with beluga caviar, lentils and quinoa is a bright and light dish. And as we speak, I’m developing new dishes with my team from 50 Eggs. We’re making magic here!

HL: Now that you have two CHICA restaurants under your belt, what’s been your greatest lesson learned from opening your own restaurant, and what piece of advice would you give to others?

LG: That you’re only as good as your last service. Every day is a new day, and you start from zero and have to give your very best.

The day you feel comfortable doing what you’re doing is because you stop trying to make it. Never be too comfortable, and just continue to push and give your all no matter what. CHICA is located at 5556 NE 4th Ct, Miami, FL 33137. For more information, please visit chicarestaurant.com/miami.

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HL: How does it feel to be returning home to Miami for the opening of CHICA? LG: It is a dream come true. I never thought it would be possible, traveling all over the country and seeing different locations. Miami is a difficult market because it’s all about finding the right location. So, imagine, when all the stars align, you know that’s when the magic happens, and this was the perfect storm to have CHICA opening up in Miami.

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