Givenchy has introduced a new Autumn Wardrobe that centers on black and white pieces for Fall 2026, highlighting tailored silhouettes and statement details across its womenswear offering. The Black & White Poppin Pieces feature a range of designs, including a long asymmetric dress with a bow, a pleated mini skirt and bow-detail shirts. The selection also includes Cocoon cotton trousers, turn-up blue jeans and a striped shirt, creating a coordinated wardrobe for the new season. Shoppers can explore the full Autumn Wardrobe on the Givenchy website alongside additional seasonal footwear and ready-to-wear styles. By ML. Photo(s)/Givenchy

Christian Dior has introduced a new Winter collection that highlights a radiant selection of pieces built around a floral-inspired Byzance motif. The collection features shimmering designs developed for the season, with an emphasis on intricate embellishment and refined detailing that reflects the Byzance aesthetic. Shoppers can discover the collection online, with dedicated sections for women, men, jewelry, baby, and maison designs, as well as options to book an in-store appointment. By ML. Photo(s)/Christian Dior Couture

Versace has unveiled new knitwear pieces as part of its Fall Winter 2026 collection, highlighting warm styles designed for seasonal transitions. The latest arrivals feature a range of knitwear options intended to complement both casual and tailored looks for cooler weather. The collection is available at Versace boutiques and on Versace’s website for customers worldwide. Shoppers can explore additional categories, including bags and ready to wear for women and men, through the brand’s online store. By ML. Photo(s)/Versace

Versace has released new ready-to-wear designs for the Fall Winter 2026 season, expanding its tailoring and occasionwear offering for work and formal settings. The collection features refined blazers, classic shirts and elegant dresses that focus on structured silhouettes and polished styling suitable for professional environments. Pieces from the Fall Winter 2026 range are now available in Versace boutiques and on versace.com for global customers. By ML. Photo(s)/Gianni Versace S.r.l.

Chanel has expanded its Coco Mademoiselle line with a dedicated makeup collection and a new fragrance, Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu, adding coordinated color and scent options to the existing range. Makeup Collection Features Smoky Eye and Rose Cheek Look The Coco Mademoiselle Makeup Collection is presented around a "Smoky Crush" look that combines accentuated eyes, enhanced lips and pink cheeks. The look highlights Joues Contraste Intense in Rose Radiant for a brightened complexion and Le Vernis in shade 155 Rouge Noir for a coordinating nail finish. Details about the collection are available on the Chanel website. Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu Joins the Fragrance Line The new Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu fragrance is described as an ambery composition designed to intensify the existing Coco Mademoiselle signature with a more concentrated expression of attraction. Crush Absolu joins the broader Coco Mademoiselle range and is positioned as a complementary option for those who prefer richer, warmer interpretations of the house’s fragrance portfolio. By ML. Photo(s)/Chanel

Givenchy has expanded its Voyou line with the release of a new yellow version of the Voyou Bucket Bag, offering a seasonal update to the existing silhouette. The bag is designed to be carried by hand or worn over the shoulder and crossbody, and it features a drawstring closure that cinches the shape for added practicality and structure. The new colorway is available in Givenchy boutiques and on givenchy.com for purchase. By ML. Photo(s)/Givenchy

Chanel has expanded its LE LIFT skincare collection with the launch of two anti‑aging products, LE LIFT CRÈME and LE LIFT FLUIDE, designed to address firmness and texture concerns with distinct formulas. LE LIFT CRÈME places Chanel anti‑aging expertise at the center of its formula, aiming to firm the appearance of the complexion while providing a silky texture that blends seamlessly with the skin for a sensorial application. Complementing the cream, LE LIFT FLUIDE offers a lightweight liquid formula with retexturizing benefits that helps minimize the look of pores, providing a smoother finish for those who prefer a more fluid skincare texture. Both products are available through Chanel’s skincare offering and can be explored online on the Chanel site for further details. By ML. Photo(s)/Chanel

Image by DepositPhotos Rhode Island’s compact road network brings motorcycles into close contact with city traffic, coastal routes, busy intersections, and seasonal congestion, so a serious crash can quickly create questions about responsibility, insurance coverage, and what an injured rider should do next. Those questions become more urgent when the collision disrupts daily life, and the rider is still trying to understand how the injury may affect work, mobility, and future care. Acting early can give a claim structure before making key decisions under pressure or without a clear picture of the legal consequences. Speaking with a Rhode Island motorcycle accident attorney can help an injured rider understand how state law, insurance, and the facts of the collision may shape the path forward. That legal perspective can be especially beneficial before giving statements, accepting a settlement, or making choices that may be difficult to undo during a difficult recovery. The need for early clarity grows as the crash's consequences begin to unfold. Early Legal Guidance Matters After a collision, an injured rider may receive calls from an insurer, questions from investigators, or forms requesting a signature. A motorcycle accident attorney can review those communications, assess potential fault, and explain available options. Early advice also helps preserve evidence and prevent casual remarks from getting taken out of context. That support allows medical recovery to remain the immediate priority. Evidence Can Disappear A crash site rarely remains unchanged. Road crews remove debris, weather erases tire marks, and damaged vehicles may undergo repairs before an inspection occurs. Nearby cameras can overwrite recordings within days. Witness recollections may also shift over time. Photographs, helmet damage, clothing, vehicle parts, electronic data, and roadway measurements may reveal impact force, direction, visibility, and traffic conditions. Medical Records Establish Harm Prompt medical care does more than address pain. It documents the relationship between the collision and symptoms such as swelling, weakness, numbness, restricted motion, or cognitive changes. Some injuries develop gradually as inflammation progresses. Follow-up appointments can identify complications, surgical needs, or permanent impairment. Gaps in treatment may give an insurer grounds to question causation, severity, or the need for continued care. Filing Deadlines Affect Rights Injury claims are subject to statutory deadlines, and the applicable period depends on several facts. The defendant’s identity, government involvement, insurance issues, and injury category can all matter. Some cases also require advance notice before filing a lawsuit. Once a limitation period expires, it may bar recovery regardless of fault. Early legal review helps calculate dates and protect procedural rights. Fault Requires Detailed Review Responsibility may involve a driver’s unsafe lane change, failure to yield, excessive speed, impaired attention, or defective equipment. Road design and maintenance can also require examination. A thorough investigation compares witness accounts with photographs, police materials, vehicle damage, medical findings, and accident reconstruction evidence. Early analysis is valuable because physical details often provide stronger proof than recollections formed weeks later. Image by DepositPhotos Insurance Offers May Arrive Quickly Insurers commonly contact injured riders soon after a collision. A representative may request a recorded statement, medical authorization, or settlement discussion before the rider knows the long-term diagnosis. Initial offers often account for immediate expenses but exclude future surgery, rehabilitation, lost earning capacity, or permanent functional loss. A signed release may close the claim permanently, even if additional treatment becomes necessary. Financial Losses Continue During Recovery Economic harm extends beyond hospital charges. Prescription costs, rehabilitation, transportation, mobility equipment, and follow-up testing may accumulate over many months. Missed shifts, reduced hours, lost commissions, and diminished earning capacity can affect household stability. Family members may provide unpaid assistance with bathing, meals, transportation, or routine tasks. Receipts, pay records, employer statements, and care notes help document those consequences. Permanent Effects Need Long-Term Planning Severe motorcycle injuries can change walking ability, hand strength, sleep, concentration, or emotional health. Some riders require repeated operations, home modifications, counseling, vocational retraining, or personal assistance. Physicians can describe likely medical needs, while vocational specialists may assess future work limitations. That information belongs in settlement analysis. An agreement reached before prognosis becomes clear may leave substantial expenses uncompensated. Prompt Action Supports Fair Resolution Acting quickly cannot guarantee a particular outcome, but it improves claim preparation. Evidence remains preserved on time, deadlines become clearer, and losses can get recorded as they occur. Counsel may also coordinate medical documentation, witness interviews, expert review, and insurer communications. Each collision has different liability facts and coverage limits, so a careful evaluation should begin before important choices become irreversible. Conclusion Motorcycle injury claims deserve prompt attention because proof deteriorates, legal deadlines advance, and early insurance decisions can affect future compensation. Medical records, income documentation, witness accounts, photographs, and treatment forecasts provide a stronger foundation when collected without delay. Early guidance also reduces the risk of signing an incomplete settlement or making statements that obscure responsibility. For an injured rider, timely action protects options during a physically and financially demanding recovery. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DepositPhotos

Miami Living’s picks for sports events from September 16–23, featuring Inter Miami soccer, college football and volleyball, wrestling, jai alai and Florida Panthers hockey across South Florida. A trophy matchup, a regional football rivalry and the return of preseason hockey headline this week’s lineup. Photo Credit: Raja Tilkian/Unsplash Inter Miami CF Inter Miami CF vs. Cruz Azul — September 16 Purchase Tickets A trophy is on the line as Inter Miami faces Cruz Azul in the Campeones Cup at Nu Stadium. The meeting carries special history for Lionel Messi fans: his Inter Miami debut against Cruz Azul in 2023 ended with a dramatic winning free kick. Now, the clubs meet again with silverware at stake. Inter Miami CF vs. San Diego FC — September 20 Purchase Tickets Inter Miami returns to MLS action against San Diego FC at Nu Stadium. Coming four days after the Campeones Cup matchup, this Sunday fixture makes recovery and squad depth compelling storylines. League points are back on the agenda as Miami closes its two-match home stretch. University of Miami Hurricanes Volleyball Miami Hurricanes vs. LSU Tigers — September 17 Event Details The Hurricanes face LSU at the Knight Sports Complex in Coral Gables. The Canes Classic matchup pairs Miami with an SEC opponent, offering a competitive tune-up before ACC play begins. The evening’s Los Huracanes promotion also includes a postgame opportunity to mingle with the team. Miami Hurricanes vs. Tulsa Golden Hurricane — September 19 Event Details Miami continues the Canes Classic against Tulsa at the Knight Sports Complex. Saturday’s Youth Volleyball Day encourages young fans to wear their volleyball jerseys, with a mini claw clip giveaway and a postgame mingle also scheduled. The afternoon start makes this an accessible addition to a family’s weekend sports plans. Real American Freestyle Real American Freestyle 13 — September 18 Purchase Tickets Real American Freestyle returns to the Watsco Center in Coral Gables, with Colby Covington and Belal Muhammad headlining RAF 13. The announced card also features Khamzat Chimaev against Gilbert Burns, giving combat sports fans another recognizable pairing to watch. Takedowns, positioning and control take center stage for this Friday-night wrestling event. Real American Freestyle: NextGen Miami — September 19 Purchase Tickets Wrestling continues at the Watsco Center with NextGen Miami. The youth tournament series gives developing wrestlers opportunities to build rankings and work toward championship competition. For families and fans interested in emerging talent, it adds another dimension to RAF’s Coral Gables weekend. Fort Lauderdale United FC Fort Lauderdale United FC vs. Dallas Trinity FC — September 18 Purchase Tickets Fort Lauderdale United hosts Dallas Trinity FC at Amerant Bank Field at NSU. The women’s professional soccer matchup offers a Friday-night option for Broward fans as the Gainbridge Super League’s fall schedule continues. Following consecutive road matches, United returns home with another opportunity to collect points in front of its supporters. World Jai Alai League Renegades vs. Warriors — September 18 Purchase Tickets The Renegades face the Warriors at JAM Arena in Miami, marking the fall season’s first Friday-night match open to spectators. It is a chance to experience a sport with deep Miami roots in person. College Football: Shula Bowl Florida Atlantic Owls vs. FIU Panthers — September 19 Purchase Tickets South Florida bragging rights are at stake when Florida Atlantic hosts FIU in the Shula Bowl at Flagler Credit Union Stadium in Boca Raton. The regional rivalry gives Panthers supporters a nearby road trip and Owls fans a home matchup with extra meaning. Expect school pride to be a major part of the Saturday-night atmosphere. Florida Panthers Florida Panthers Training Camp Fan Fest — September 19 Free Admission & Event Details The Panthers host Training Camp Fan Fest at Baptist Health IcePlex in Fort Lauderdale. Fans can watch the team on the ice, enjoy family activities and meet mascots Stanley C. Panther and Viktor E. Ratt. Admission is free with no ticket required, while seating and parking are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Florida Panthers vs. Carolina Hurricanes — September 20 Purchase Tickets The Panthers open their preseason against the Carolina Hurricanes at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise. With roster decisions approaching, the exhibition offers an early opportunity to watch players compete for roles and see coaches experiment with combinations. For the home crowd, it marks the return of live Panthers hockey as preparations for the 2026–27 season gather pace. By ML Staff. Photos courtesy of the featured teams and event organizers

Miami Living brings you the following upcoming concerts and live performances happening from September 14–21, 2026 in Miami and nearby South Florida. Bruno Mars performs on September 19 Iron Lyon — September 15 Purchase Tickets Iron Lyon takes over E11EVEN Miami for a Tuesday night session rooted in turntablism and a broad mix of club music. His approach pairs technical DJ skills with selections across genres, offering an early-week option for downtown nightlife fans. The Two Lips — September 15 Purchase Tickets Los Angeles duo The Two Lips perform at ZeyZey Miami with a dreamy indie-pop sound shaped by personal songwriting and bedroom production. Best friends Jewlz and Andrea explore womanhood and emotional connection through hazy melodies, making this a thoughtful pick for listeners discovering new artists. Robin Trower — September 15 Purchase Tickets British guitarist Robin Trower performs at Wells Hall at The Parker in Fort Lauderdale. Known for his work with Procol Harum and a long solo career, Trower offers blues-rock fans an evening centered on expressive guitar playing and his distinctive, sustained tone. Fenix Flexin — September 16 Purchase Tickets Fenix Flexin appears at E11EVEN Miami for a Wednesday night dose of West Coast rap. The former Shoreline Mafia member’s relaxed delivery and bass-heavy sound suit a club setting, giving hip-hop fans a midweek reason to head downtown. Jutes — September 17 Purchase Tickets Jutes stops at Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale for his Smile You’re on Tour show. The Canadian artist’s mix of alternative rock, heavy guitars and melodic vocals offers a darker turn in the week’s concert calendar, with the club setting keeping the performance close to the audience. DJ Vice — September 18 Purchase Tickets Vice handles Friday night at E11EVEN Miami with a DJ set suited to the venue’s busy dance floor. His genre-spanning approach makes this an accessible nightlife choice for groups whose musical tastes cross hip-hop, pop and electronic music. YG — September 18 Purchase Tickets YG headlines Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale on The Gentlemen’s Club Tour. The Compton rapper’s direct delivery and California-rooted sound give the evening a strong West Coast identity, with the venue offering a close-up setting for his South Florida stop. Gorillaz — September 18 Purchase Tickets Gorillaz headline Kaseya Center with The Mountain Tour, placing one of the week’s biggest concerts in downtown Miami. The project’s blend of alternative pop, hip-hop, electronic music and animation gives the show broad appeal for listeners drawn to its distinctive musical and visual world. DOMi & JD BECK — September 18 Purchase Tickets DOMi & JD BECK perform at Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale on their WHO ASKED? Tour. The keyboard-and-drums duo combine intricate jazz playing with hip-hop-informed rhythms, making this a compelling pick for listeners who enjoy technical musicianship with an irreverent streak. Six Sex — September 18 Purchase Tickets Argentine artist Six Sex performs at MIDLINE Miami in Wynwood with a sound that connects reggaeton, techno and underground rave culture. Her performance-driven approach makes this a bold Friday night choice for fans of experimental Latin club music. Rudy La Scala — September 18 Purchase Tickets Rudy La Scala performs at El Rinconcito Paisa #2 in Miami for an evening centered on romantic Latin pop. Known for songs including “Mi Vida Eres Tú” and “El Cariño Es Como una Flor,” the singer-songwriter offers a nostalgic option for fans of Spanish-language ballads. Kaskade — September 18 Purchase Tickets Kaskade presents ORIGIN at Factory Town, with Lavern, JOA and Jack Vice also on the lineup. His melodic house sound anchors one of the weekend’s major electronic events, giving fans a chance to experience the new show concept in the venue’s industrial surroundings. Massimiliano Pagliara & John Tejada — September 18 Purchase Tickets Massimiliano Pagliara and John Tejada share the bill at Jolene Sound Room in downtown Miami. Pagliara’s blend of house, disco, electro and techno gives the night a broad electronic palette, making it an appealing stop for listeners who appreciate detailed production and adventurous selections. OMNOM — September 18 Purchase Tickets OMNOM headlines DAER Nightclub at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood. The Los Angeles DJ and producer’s playful vocals and bass-driven house tracks make this a lively option for a Friday night on the dance floor. Shimza, Joe Kay & Joezi — September 18 Purchase Tickets Shimza joins Joe Kay and Joezi at Club Space for a night connecting Afro-tech, soulful house and global club sounds. The South African producer’s percussion-led approach sits at the center of a lineup with plenty of range for Miami’s late-night electronic crowd. Nicky Jam — September 19 Purchase Tickets Nicky Jam headlines a Saturday event at DAER Dayclub at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood. The reggaeton star adds a major Latin name to the weekend’s daytime party calendar, with a poolside setting that fits South Florida’s outdoor nightlife culture. Snow Strippers — September 19 Purchase Tickets Snow Strippers perform at Factory Town for a show presented by III Points. The duo’s collision of electronic pop, distorted synths and rave energy makes this a strong weekend pick for listeners drawn to the rougher edges of contemporary dance music. Vader — September 19 Purchase Tickets Polish death-metal veterans Vader perform at Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale. Their rapid-fire riffs, forceful drumming and uncompromising sound make this one of the week’s heaviest shows and a clear choice for dedicated metal fans. Bruno Mars — September 19 Purchase Tickets Bruno Mars headlines Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens with The Romantic Tour, giving the weekend a major stadium attraction. His combination of pop, funk, soul and R&B makes this a marquee pick for fans of sharp musicianship, charismatic performance and a widely familiar catalog. Zac Brown Band — September 19 Purchase Tickets Zac Brown Band perform at Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood on their Love & Fear Tour. The group’s mix of country, Southern rock and rich vocal harmonies gives the week a substantial country option, with broad appeal beyond the genre’s core audience. Issac Delgado & Alain Pérez — September 19 Purchase Tickets Issac Delgado and Alain Pérez share the stage at The Fillmore Miami Beach for an evening of salsa and Afro-Cuban music. The pairing connects Delgado’s distinctive vocals with Pérez’s experience as a musician, composer and producer, offering a substantial Saturday night draw for Cuban music fans. Luis Alfonso — September 19 Purchase Tickets Colombian singer Luis Alfonso performs at the James L. Knight Center on his Lindo Lindo USA Tour. His música popular and ranchera influences place regional Colombian sounds at the center of the evening, offering another distinct strand of Latin music in downtown Miami. Nils Hoffmann — September 19 Purchase Tickets Nils Hoffmann plays Tima Disco, ZeyZey Miami’s indoor space for DJ sets. The Berlin producer’s melodic deep and progressive house places atmosphere and emotion alongside the beat, making this a natural pick for fans of immersive electronic music. Robbie Doherty — September 20 Purchase Tickets Robbie Doherty closes out the weekend at Floyd Miami, with Ms. Mada also on the lineup. The Northern Irish DJ’s house selections draw inspiration from late-1990s sounds, offering a groove-focused Sunday night for anyone keeping the weekend going. By ML Staff. Photos/Courtesy of each artist

Burberry is spotlighting a new selection of wardrobe essentials that feature its iconic check pattern, offering updated pieces designed for everyday wear in the coming season. The collection focuses on versatile staples that incorporate the house check across ready to wear and accessories, giving customers options to add subtle or bold accents to their daily outfits. Shoppers can explore accessories along with new arrivals for women, men, and children on Burberry’s website or by visiting selected stores. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry

Sotheby’s has released a new editorial package that traces Roy Lichtenstein’s decisive turn to Pop art, revisits the 2008 (RED) charity auction that reshaped its fundraising ambitions and spotlights the first book from New York–based interiors firm Studio Valle de Valle. In an excerpt from biographer Avis Berman’s forthcoming study of Roy Lichtenstein, Sotheby’s recounts the artist’s shift away from abstract expressionism in 1961, when a children’s picture book image of Donald Duck prompted him to reimagine commercial illustration as the basis for a new visual language that would define his Pop period. James Haldane looks back at the Valentine’s Day 2008 auction at Sotheby’s New York that propelled (RED), the AIDS-focused initiative co-founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver, from consumer partnerships into the upper tier of the art market, surpassing internal expectations for what a single charity sale could raise. The issue also features Julie Coe on Studio Valle de Valle’s debut volume, which documents how founders Jane Keltner de Valle and Giancarlo Valle begin each project with meticulous, handmade maquettes that guide the architecture, custom millwork and furnishings of their completed interiors. By ML. Photo(s)/Sotheby’s