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Situated on gated Palm Island, this contemporary home features wide, breathtaking bay views. Step inside and you’ll find high-quality finishes, custom furnishings, and design accents throughout. The fully automated smart home boasts an artistic wine cellar, theater, and Italian kitchen with concealing, sliding glass. The grand master suite offers amazing views, dual closets, and dual showers. The office features a private entrance. Other notable standouts include, an open floor plan; floor-to-ceiling rear, sliding glass doors; an infinity-edge pool and spa; as well as 110-feet of waterfront and a large dock. 7 - Beds | 8 - Full Baths | 1 - Partial Baths | 9,383 Sq Ft. Click to view larger image > Price $22,500,000 Contact www.sothebysrealty.com

Socks have come full circle. They’ve gone from cool, to oblivion, to trendy. Remember the 80s? With the slouch socks and the rolled-up socks and the layered socks? They had their own little vibe going on. Then they went dark for a few decades, and now they’ve popped up again, with a bang no less. And this brand is certainly making it easy for socks to come back. Bright colors, unique designs and high-quality materials appear to be the exact ingredients needed for success. Anatag is a Miami-based sock and activewear company bringing together native culture and art in high quality materials. A group of Latin American creatives and sports enthusiasts combined their active lifestyles and their love for sports in order to breathe life into this edgy project; one whose core inspiration sprouts from the purest and most primitive art of Latin American tribes. What’s up with socks? Sometimes they feel like that long-lost relative who you seldom see but who you—presumably—still care about. Yes, in a way that might be the case, but just imagine that you started to connect with your long-lost relative and found out he/she is very cool, has good vibes, good energy and it feels all of a sudden that he/she was never away for that long! Exactly, that is what has happened with socks in recent years. People aren’t afraid to show some color, shapes and styles; they have finally become part of the overall outfit. In a city like Miami, where it’s hot and humid for a good part of the year and people sacrifice style to keep cool, are socks a thing? We get this question a lot. Some people are concerned about wearing crew or higher socks in Florida’s weather, especially if they have an active lifestyle and are outdoors most of the time. For us, it’s the premium quality fabric that makes a difference. We researched the market for over 2 years until we came across one of the best cottons in the world: Pima Cotton. Pima is softer, stronger and longer lasting than standard cotton, and it’s originally from Peru. So, for us it was an easy decision given the comfort and breathability of the end product. Pursuing your passion is easier said than done. How hard or less hard has starting a business been for you? It’s exactly like they tell you: a rollercoaster—high peaks are awesome, especially when you hit the small milestones throughout the journey, but, it’s inevitable to hit some big obstacles along the way and unfortunately some of those teach you hard lessons. In our case, we can say it has been two rollercoasters. One was getting things rolling, starting with a simple idea and taking it all the way to a reality. And the second was staying in business, from commercial expansion, investors, handling growth and cash efficiencies and most recently, handling and adapting to a global event (Covid-19). What role has Miami played in your business? How did it inspire you, if at all? All three of us are immigrants from Latin America. We all landed here by chance and have stayed in this wonderful city which we proudly call home. Miami has not only played a role in our business; it has been one of the most important sources of inspiration from the start. It’s true that our designs are inspired by Latin American culture, but what’s most important is where we were at the time the idea hit us: Wynwood. Every afternoon we would all get together in a friend’s small industrial office in the heart of this arts’ district and we would brainstorm, create, erase, create again, agree and sometimes disagree. We always knew we wanted to make a bang with socks; we wanted a beautiful, high quality product that would represent our unique vision. So, we worked hard for 2 years until we finally polished and fine-tuned—what we thought—was a winning idea. And it was. Anatag came to life ready to make her mark; designed in Miami and inspired by the art and culture of this city and of so many others around us. Who’s Anatag? Anatag is our way to honor our ancestors, to honor where we come from, to remind us about the journey that has brought us here as immigrants to Miami. Ana means art/painting in one of the Latin American tribe dialects that is close to our original home and Tag is the urban tagging technique used by street artists to sign their work. However, if Anatag was a person we would like to think of her as a beautiful little girl from the amazon jungle. What sets your socks apart? We can say everything, from the materials we use to the designs. But sometimes reactions speak louder than words. We don’t like to say what sets us apart, we’d rather people experience it. For instance, when someone puts on Anatags for the first time and they exclaim: “Oh, I wasn’t expecting them to be so soft!”. Or when we run into people a year after buying our socks at an event and they tell you: “These are hands down the best socks I’ve ever had, and the colors haven’t even faded. They still look the same as the day I bought them.” Now that’s what makes us special. Not to mention the way many of our customers connect with the designs. They feel different when they wear them, because our patterns are not just simple lines, they’re ancestral traces rooted in many culture’s traditions. When art and fashion come together, truly original work is created. If your socks are “a canvas in motion”, does this mean you’re open to working with different artists and exploring other styles? We believe inspiration can come from anywhere and we are open (and looking) to work different projects/collaborations with artists that are looking to fuse their vision and craft with ours. Your designs are very unique; why do you think they connect with your consumers? Most of our designs are inspired in native art. We initially started with tribes from Latin America and in the future we want to move on to different parts of the world. What we’ve found is that native art is incredibly rich in colors, shapes, lines, and it is an alternative for people want to feel different. As I said before, these traces tell a story, they serve as testimony of the beauty that surrounds us, and people tend to connect with that. Who is Anatag intended for? Our team is very passionate about sports; we are active cyclists, runners, cross-fitters, tennis players, and Anatag has inherited that passion. Our consumers range from top athletes to corporate workers to teenagers. Who wears Anatags? Anyone and everyone. Whether it’s for sports, leisure, or work, we love the fact that we appeal to many people. One thing they have in common though: they have an active lifestyle and are not afraid to show off their Anatags. How are you planning to make Miamians Anatag believers? By giving back to the community. We have supported/sponsored local events throughout South Florida since our launch in 2018—marathons, triathlons and crossfit events—and the feedback among everyone has been positive all around. We believe that by getting involved with Miamians, bringing them our product, telling our story, we’ll inspire them and get them to fall in love with Anatag. Fore more info visit www.anatag.com @iamanatag. Words by Lucero Uribe / Tulio Paz (Anatag founder). Images by Angel Taioli @ataioli and Jordan Samuel @jordansamuelphoto

Located in Miami Beach (South Beach), SLS Hotel South Beach is a 3-minute walk from Espanola Way and Washington Avenue and 6 minutes by foot from Lincoln Road Mall. This 4-star hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Lummus Park Beach and 0.8 mi (1.2 km) from Miami Beach Botanical Garden. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 140 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and minibars. 42-inch LCD televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wired Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have designer toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and complimentary newspapers. Amenities Pets allowed Free use of nearby fitness center Conference space size (feet) - 28000 Conference space size (meters) - 2601 Free newspapers in lobby Bar/lounge WiFi (surcharge) Conference space Fitness facilities Dining Enjoy Spanish cuisine at The Bazaar, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. Unwind at the end of the day with a drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee. Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Miami Beach? This hotel has facilities measuring 28000 square feet (2601 square meters), including conference space. Book Now & Receive a Special Rate! To obtain a discount on your stay, click here. Click to view larger image > By ML Staff. Miami Living brings you a list of Luxury stays in Miami every week. The selection is based on amenities, location, room quality and price. We have partnered with Groupon in order to bring you a special rate.

Did you know you can organize your own clean up effort and help the environment? Created by Dave Doebler, VolunteerCleanup (www.volunteercleanup.org) is a online platform where people can create teams, communicate with each other, and organize clean up events. The website also allow anyone looking to volunteer find a clean up event. To organize your own clean up program and help us clean up Miami's own beaches, coastlines and lands, visit www.volunteercleanup.org Due to Covid-19, please be sure to check the latest volunteering guidelines and safety measures. Words by Markin Abras

Here’s a round-up of the eateries that are open for takeout or delivery service (subject to change): American: BND Burger is open Friday through Sunday for pickup and delivery. Pick up orders may be placed on their website, while delivery orders are available through Uber Eats. FunDimension takeout orders may be placed by calling 786-360-1766. Grails is accepting pickup orders on their website or by texting/calling 786-870-4313. Delivery is available via Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub. Kush is accepting takeout orders via their website. Delivery orders are available through DoorDash. Le Chick pickup orders may be placed by calling 786-216-7086. Delivery is available via Postmates and Uber Eats. Morgans takeout orders may be placed on their website. Delivery is available on Postmates and UberEats. The Butcher Shop to-go orders may be placed by calling 305-846-9120. Delivery is available via DoorDash and Grubhub. The Dirty Burgers to-go orders may be placed online. Delivery is available through Postmates, Uber Eats and Grubhub. Three & No. 3 Social is accepting takeout orders on their website or by calling 305-748-4540. Delivery is available on Uber Eats. World Famous House of Mac pickup orders are available via their website. Delivery is available through Uber Eats. Asian: 1-800-LUCKY takeout orders are available by calling 305-768-9826. Back Door Monkey pick-up orders are available on their website. Delivery orders may be placed on their delivery website. Crazy Poke is accepting pickup orders by calling 786-401-7542 or by using their website.  Delivery is available via Uber Eats, Postmates and DoorDash. Crudos Fusion Art is available for takeout and delivery. To order, visit their website. KYU pickup orders may be placed on their website, while delivery orders are available through DoorDash. Omakai Sushi to-go and delivery orders may be placed by calling 786-579-9995 or by visiting their website. Ono Poke is accepting pickup orders on their website or by calling 786-618-5366. Delivery is available through Uber Eats and Postmates. OOH RAW! takeout and curbside pickup orders may be placed by ordering online on their website www.orderoohraw.com. For a limited time, order online using promo code “corona” to receive 15% OFF. Delivery is available via Postmates and Uber Eats. Palmar pickup orders may be placed online or by calling 305-573-5682. Delivery is available via Uber Eats, Postmates and Grubhub. Soju Korean BBQ to-go orders may be placed by calling 786-238-7929. Delivery orders are available on Uber Eats and Grubhub. Bakery & Sweets: Cielto Artisan Pops is accepting pickup orders by calling 305-397-7392 or by visiting their website. Delivery is available via Uber Eats, Grubhub, and their website. Congelatte is open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for delivery. To order, call 754-234-3244. Dasher & Crank is offering curbside pickup orders by calling 305-640-8579. Delivery is available via Uber Eats, Postmates, DoorDash, and Seamless. Fireman Derek’s is accepting pickup and delivery orders via Postmates. Nationwide shipping is available on goldbelly. Giache Crepes is available for delivery on Uber Eats, Grubhub and Postmates. Pickup orders may be placed by calling or messaging 786-401-6957. Morelia Paletas pickup and delivery orders are available via their website. Delivery is also available through Uber Eats, Postmates, DoorDash. Nabati is accepting delivery orders by calling 305-456-2114. The Bagel Club pickup and delivery orders may be placed on their website. Delivery is also available on Postmates and Uber Eats. The Salty is accepting pickup orders through Uber Eats or their website. Delivery is available via Uber Eats. Zak the Baker pickup and delivery orders are available via their website. Beer & Cocktails: Boxelder is accepting pickup orders via their website. Concrete Beach Brewery offers to-go beer Thursday through Sunday from 2pm to 7pm. To order, visit their website. J. Wakefield Brewing is accepting pickup and delivery orders on their website. Veza Sur Brewing Co. pickup and delivery orders are available via their website. Miami Mojito Company mojitos are available for pickup at BND Burgers. Orders may be placed on the BND Burger website. Spanglish Craft Cocktail Bar + Kitchen is accepting pickup orders on their website or by texting/calling 786-870-4313. Delivery is available via Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub. Coffee, Juice & Smoothies: Bubba Tea n Smoothies is accepting walk-in takeout orders. Delivery is available through Uber Eats and Postmates. Dr. Smood is accepting pickup orders via the Dr. Smood app. Delivery is available via Postmates and Grubhub. Joe & The Juice pickup orders may be placed via the Joe & the Juice app. Delivery is available via Postmates, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Seamless and DoorDash. Oak Berry Acai Bowls delivery orders are available by calling or texting 786-238-7114. Panther Coffee is accepting pickup orders placed on their website. Delivery is also available with Uber Eats. Suite Habana Cafe is open for pickup orders from 9am to 1pm. Order ahead by calling 786-387-9771. Greek: Love ‘n Gyros is accepting pickup order on their website. Delivery orders are available through Postmates, Uber Eats and Grubhub. Nostimo is accepting pickup orders on their website or by calling 305-418-0808. Delivery is available on Uber Eats, Grubhub, DoorDash and Postmates. Italian: 1888 Fiaschetteria is accepting pickup orders by calling 786-391-1256 or by visiting their website. Delivery is available via phone, Uber Eats, Grubhub, and Postmates. 305 Pizza is accepting pickup orders via their website. Delivery is available on DoorDash and Uber Eats. Doma is accepting pick-up orders by calling 786-354-6835. Delivery is available DoorDash and Grubhub. Mister 01 is accepting pickup and delivery orders by calling 786-991-9343 or visiting their website. Valentina’s Pizza is open Friday through Sunday for pickup and delivery. Pick up orders may be placed on the BND Burger website, while delivery orders are available through Uber Eats. Jamaican: Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen takeout orders can be placed by calling 786-334-5162. Delivery is available via Grubhub. Latin American: BAKAN takeout orders may be placed by calling 305-396-7080. Delivery is available on Uber Eats. Charly’s Vegan Tacos is accepting pick-up orders by calling 305-456-8202. Delivery is available on Uber Eats. Coyo Taco is accepting pickup orders by calling 305-573-8228 or by using their website. Delivery is available via Uber Eats. La Tiendita Taqueria pick-up orders may be placed on their website. Delivery orders are available via Uber Eats. Leal Bistro is offering pickup and delivery orders by calling 786-542-5246 or by sending an email to lealbistro@gmail.com. Delivery is also available on Grubhub. Suviche pickup and delivery are available via their website. The Taco Stand pickup orders are available via their website. Sandwiches: La Sandwicherie pickup and delivery orders can be placed by calling 786-409-2390. Mr. Baguette to-go orders are available by walking in. Delivery is available via Uber Eats and Grubhub. Rodilla takeout orders may be placed on their website. Delivery is available via Uber Eats, Grubhub, and Postmates. By ML Staff

After having performed all over the world to close to 4 million die-hard fans, Queen + Adam Lambert are bringing the spectacle and excitement of their live performances closer to home with their first ever live album release Queen + Adam Lambert “Live Around the World'. The new CD/DVD set presents a compilation of concert highlights captured the world over personally selected by Brian May, Roger Taylor, and Adam Lambert from over 200 shows they have performed over the years, with several tracks exclusively available for the very first time. Queen + Adam Lambert “Live Around the World also includes their full Live Aid set performed at Fire Fight Australia. Click here to Pre-order. Courtesy of Live Nation

In 1926, Louis O. Normandin and his wife, Estelle, got on a train and ventured to Miami Beach. Upon arrival, they instantly took to the Florida sun, catching rays at the Biltmore Hotel and other hot spots in Miami Beach and Coral Gables. Now, years later, Miami Living was able to lay their hands on this rare video footage that was taken by the two love birds on their vacation. Edited by Rick Helin, Historian & Film Archivist, this rare film takes you back in time. Who were the Normandin's? Louis was the owner of a buggy manufacturer that was founded in 1875 by his grandfather. At the start of the business, Amos Normandin, the great grandfather of the current Manager, realized that the buggy owners would constantly bring in their car rigs for repair. Seeing this a prominent issue, Amos finally came up with an idea. In 1905, Amos would convince customers to test drive a few of the automobiles on consignment in his stable. Later convincing his customer that they should trade up on a new car rather than waste money making repairs to the dying form of transportation, the buggy. Once Louis joined the family business, it was formed into a car dealership. One of the first of its times. As a way to escape Louis's hectic working schedule, he and his wife went to the Biltmore Hotel to relax, play golf, dive from extreme heights, and swim in the resort's oversized pool. Some of the many activities that tourists still participate in. What was 1926 like? Casual sportswear first hit the streets in 1920. Women and men alike were wearing bathing suits, tennis attire, sailor blouses, and large brim hats on all occasions. Poolside or not. Gambling was in full effect and tourism was booming in South Florida. Areas including Coral Gables and Miami Beach were experiencing unprecedented growth. Until the 1926 Hurricane hit the city, sparking a major downfall that led to the great economical depression. All these events play a substantial role in history, making the city of Miami what it is today. Here lies the film that captures the true essence of what Miami Beach and Coral Gables still stand for. Film courtesy of Louis O. Normandin. Film edited by Rick Helin

Drake released a new song entitled “Laugh Now Cry Later” ft. Lil Durk, which is now available on iTunes and Google Play. The music video was directed by Dave Meyers and shot at the Nike World Headquarters along with Lil Durk, Kevin Durant, Odell Beckham Jr., and Marshawn Lynch as special guests. By Republic Media Records

Available for a few days only, Nordstrom is celebrating their anniversary by offering fantastic discounts on selected items. Check out what's new below! Nordstrom Anniversary Sale The one-of-a-kind Nordstrom Anniversary Sale will take place from August 19 – August 30 this year. Anniversary Sale features brand new arrivals on sale for a limited time. Expect more than 10,000 items for men, women and kids in every category – including apparel, shoes, accessories, beauty, active and home. Click to view larger image > Pop-In@Nordstrom New Beauty Centered on self-expression, self-care, saturated colors and subtle glow, Pop-In@Nordstrom New Beauty features the best of what’s next. From sustainable skin care and CBD to supplements, tools and major makeup moments, the future is looking very bright! We’re proud to share that 33 out of the 78 brands available at Pop-In@Nordstrom New Beauty are founded by people of color. Additionally, the majority of brands featured in the shop are female founded. Available in select Nordstrom stores and online at Nordstrom.com/pop. Click to view larger image > The Good+ Foundation During the month of July, Nordstrom donated more than 70,000 men’s dress shirts to the Good+ Foundation. The Good+ Foundation is a leading national nonprofit that works to dismantle multi-generational poverty by pairing tangible goods with innovative services for low-income fathers, mothers and caregivers, creating an upward trajectory for the whole family. These shirts will directly support the foundation’s expanded programming in support of fathers. Stronger fathers build stronger, more resilient families, which are the backbone of thriving communities. The more is invested in fathers, the great impact we see on children and families as a whole. Rachel Parcell Worldwide famous blogger and designer Rachel Parcell is launching a new collection as part of the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, featuring easy-to-style dresses and skirts that you can throw on with sneakers, sandals or boots in the fall, along with sweaters, accessories and effortlessly-chic home décor. All cardmembers can shop Rachel Parcell on Early Access starting August 13— or even earlier depending on Nordy Club status. Anniversary Sale is open to everyone August 19–30, until prices go up on August 31. Click to view larger image > Zoom into the School Year This school season will look a lot different this year, but Nordstorm is excited to offer everything students need to get back to the “classroom” in style with brands like Treasure & Bond, Zella, Boden, Patagonia and more. They have rounded up their favorites for kids and teens, including trend-forward apparel, shoes, backpacks and masks. Click to view larger image > Courtesy of Nordstrom

The next time you are in London be sure to stop by Carnaby Street and check out Rolling Stones' world-first flagship store. The rock 'n' roll legends will open 'RS No. 9 Carnaby' at 9 Carnaby Street in London's Soho. The new store, created in partnership with Bravado, Universal Music Group's merchandise and brand management company, will feature all the hallmarks of the iconic band and include exclusive new fashion and merchandise under the 'RS No. 9 Carnaby' brand available in-store and online beginning September 9th, 2020. The Rolling Stones said, "Soho has always encapsulated Rock 'n' Roll so Carnaby Street was the perfect spot for our own store. We are confident this exciting project that our friends at Bravado have created will be an unrivaled experience for everyone to come to London and enjoy." The collections include exclusive and contemporary collaboration pieces for fans of all ages, including men's, women's and children's fashion and accessories. A special glassware has been developed with Baccarat engraved with the Rolling Stones tongue. The store will feature chairs and scarves from The Soloist, and raincoats and hats from premium Swedish raincoat brand Stutterheim. The store will also introduce 'Stones Red,' the official colour from Pantone which is established from the first use of the band's iconic logo. A collection celebrating the Rolling Stones official Pantone colour along with exclusive limited-edition vinyl will also launch with the store. The band's continuing album and single releases will be at the heart of the shop's pulse and Bowers & Wilkins speakers will play tracks from the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world including the upcoming release of the remastered Goats Head Soup album and Scarlet single. You can't always get what you want, but you'll definitely be able to get what you need. Jointly curated by the Rolling Stones and Bravado, the shop fit follows the brand colours of red and black and the glass floor features lyrics, while the fitting rooms are adorned with iconic album artwork. Mat Vlasic, CEO, Bravado said, "With this innovative partnership, the Rolling Stones add yet another cultural touchpoint to their rich legacy. RS No. 9 Carnaby is the result of years of planning and decades of building one of the world's most recognized brands. It creates a destination where fans can connect and immerse themselves in the music, style and spirit of one of the world's most iconic and beloved bands." For those in the know, the store's window features a world first soundwave installation - taken from the opening to the 1966 hit track 'Paint It Black'. One thing is for sure, when this shop opens on 9 September, fans of the band will want to be there. Image courtesy of Bravado

Eau Palm Beach resort is offering a special deal which is available through September 30. The special promotion titled “Press Play” offers the following summer perks: “At Your Service Cocktail Cart”: In keeping with Eau’s commitment to world-class service, the resort introduced the “At Your Service Cocktail Butler”; guests are able to call the front desk and have a  cocktail cart sent right their door while an Eau Cocktail Butler prepares their cocktail of choice! Custom-Stocked Minibars: Upon request, Eau Palm Beach will curate the in-room experience with custom-stocked minibars with a variety of snacks and beverages available for pre-order. Custom minibar packages include Eau Palm Beach’s Growler selection of 100% local craft beers brewed within a 10-mile radius of the resort. Champagne Butler: Guests can enjoy spontaneous toasts at the adults-only Tranquility Pool, courtesy of the resort’s champagne butler. Brunch is NOT Canceled: In lieu of a traditional buffet, brunch devotees can now take part in an à la carte Sunday brunch service with live music by guitarist and composer Alturo Romay. Did someone say Spa?: Eau Spa, a destination within itself, has devised the ultimate self-care sanctuary and is safely and dutifully welcoming back travelers seeking rejuvenation. Guests can play in paradise with the new Garden of Eden treatment that’s filled with the scents, smells and surroundings of original temptation and the power of nature. The treatment includes a decadent foot-to-scalp massage and a bath soak in a private garden, complete with Arctic berries and melted botanical cream. Treatments range from $479 per couple for 90 minutes, or $695 for 120 minutes. Don’t Forget the Kiddos: This summer and as we near the start of the digital school year, parents who have had to rethink their summer camp plans or just need a serious change of scenery, can take a beat and enjoy complimentary access to AquaNuts and Coast children and teen clubs. Families can also take advantage of the newly minted “Coastal Kids” food & beverage program offering children aged five to 12 all daily meals and unlimited juices, milk and soda throughout their stay, for just $30 per day. Click to view larger image > Images courtesy of Eau Palm Beach

When we started this collection in February, the world was very different than it is today. We soon realized that our work needed to reflect the new ways we now live our lives. But the more we considered change, the more we came to understand that our mission remains constant: to help our customers lead their lives with confidence by feeling beautiful. We believe that this collection strikes the right balance between change and consistency. One of the constants of nature is the promise of rebirth in the spring. This joyful sense of anticipation and optimism is the inspiration behind the Pre-Spring 2021 collection, rich with fresh-from-the-garden hues that express and define Oscar de la Renta. Saturated, bold shades grace solids and stripes, tweeds and florals. Palettes bring to mind vibrant bursts of crimson flowers, evergreen landscapes and the soft blue of a morning sky. Cutouts, appliqués, and hand-painting add a playfulness to complement the classic elegance that is Oscar’s signature. It is a collection that reflects a brightness of spirit and a belief that, no matter what, beauty surrounds us. Words by Laura Kim & Fernando Garcia. Click to view larger image > Images courtesy of Oscar De La Renta