Givenchy has released its High Summer collection, presenting a selection of warm-weather pieces and accessories across its women’s and men’s lines. The seasonal edit spotlights the Antigona vanity bag in raffia, a lightweight poplin dress, and new jewelry designs intended for summer dressing. The High Summer collection is now available in Givenchy boutiques and on Givenchy.com for online shoppers. Shoppers can also browse dedicated selections for women and men through the brand’s digital channels and in-store displays. By ML. Photo(s)/Givenchy Paris

Christian Dior Couture has introduced Dioriviera, a seasonal capsule collection focused on vacation dressing and coastal style. The Dioriviera line features effortless wardrobe essentials designed for travel, highlighting light silhouettes and beach-inspired pieces intended for warm-weather getaways. As part of the launch, Dior is offering complimentary express shipping on all orders placed through June 21. Customers can explore the collection online during the promotional period. By ML. Photo(s)/Christian Dior Couture

Art Basel has concluded its 2026 edition in Basel, recording 90,000 visitors across VIP and public days and affirming its position as a central meeting point for the international art market. Directed by Maike Cruse, the fair brought together 290 galleries from 43 countries and territories, showcasing Modern and postwar works, historical rediscoveries, contemporary and emerging artists, large-scale installations, and cross-media practices. Galleries reported strong sales across sectors and price points, highlighting resilient demand among private collectors and institutions. The event welcomed visitors from 103 countries, with particularly strong attendance from Europe alongside leading collectors and arts professionals from the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Representatives from more than 270 museums and foundations were present, reinforcing the fair’s role as a key platform for institutional engagement. This year’s edition introduced Basel Exclusive, marked the European debut of Zero 10, continued the second cycle of the Art Basel Awards, and expanded its public and citywide programming across Basel. For more information, visit Art Basel online. By ML. Photo(s)/Art Basel

The Miami HEAT will host a 2026 NBA Draft Party at Kaseya Center in downtown Miami on June 23, offering fans a chance to follow the draft together at the team’s home arena. Fans are invited to RSVP for the draft party and secure their spot at Kaseya Center for the June 23 event. The HEAT are also promoting access to preseason tickets for the 2026–27 campaign, along with official draft hats for fans who want to mark the occasion. Additional information on the team and upcoming events is available on the official Miami HEAT website. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami HEAT

Florida Grand Opera is encouraging current and new audiences to secure subscriptions for its upcoming season, highlighting the combination of live music, dramatic storytelling, and unamplified vocal performance that defines grand opera. The company notes that ticket sales provide only a portion of the resources needed to stage each production, from singers and orchestra to sets, costumes, and backstage crews. Subscribers are being asked to consider additional donations to help sustain performance quality and support programs that bring opera to students, veterans, people with disabilities, and underserved communities across South Florida. Donors receive benefits such as access to dress rehearsals, a donor lounge, and special events. Florida Grand Opera, founded in 1941 and based in Miami, continues to produce classic and contemporary works while training emerging artists through its studio program. More information about subscriptions and giving is available on the Florida Grand Opera website. By ML. Photo(s)/Florida Grand Opera

Sotheby’s is underscoring the reliability of its service centers, noting that 12,000 collectors worldwide currently trust the company with their needs. The auction house is targeting collectors who have been disappointed by other service providers, positioning its centers as an alternative for handling and managing collections. Clients can learn more about Sotheby’s services on its official website and through the Sotheby’s mobile app, available for iOS and Android devices. By ML. Photo(s)/Sotheby’s

Prada has presented its Spring/Summer 2027 menswear runway show, titled "Clarity," led by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons. The collection is showcased in a dedicated digital experience that allows viewers to revisit the full runway presentation, see every look and examine close up details, backstage moments and the show space. Audiences can watch the show, explore all looks and review show details and the venue imagery online. The platform also connects to the latest womenswear and menswear arrivals, as well as store and contact information for customers who want to follow up on pieces from the show. By ML. Photo(s)/Prada

New World Symphony has set out plans for its 2026–27 season in Miami Beach, presenting a mix of established repertoire and contemporary works designed to showcase its Fellows alongside leading guest artists. The season will include performances of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, Ravel’s Boléro and Mozart’s Requiem, together with works by living composers such as Billy Childs, Kevin Puts, Thomas Adès, Gabriela Ortiz, Carlos Simon and Anna Clyne. Program highlights feature James Ehnes performing Prokofiev’s Violin Concertos Nos. 1 and 2, Stéphane Denève conducting Brahms’ Third Symphony and Mahler’s First Symphony, a program of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos with Baroque specialist Jeannette Sorrell, and a concert of music by Gershwin, Adams and Guillaume Connesson with saxophonist Steven Banks. Alongside the concert season, the New World Center, designed by architect Frank Gehry, will continue to offer in-person docent-led tours on Mondays and Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m., lasting 45 to 60 minutes and priced at $15 per person, with advance booking required. Further details about programming and events are available on the New World Symphony website at nws.edu. By ML. Photo(s)/New World Symphony

Chanel is spotlighting N°5 Extrait de Parfum together with its Les Extraits de Chanel and Les Exclusifs de Chanel collections, positioning them as key expressions of the house’s perfumery expertise. Introduced as the first fragrance in the house’s history, N°5 Extrait de Parfum is described as a composition of Grasse jasmine, May rose and neroli that reflects the brand’s Grand Parfumeur tradition. The scent’s distinctive trail is presented as emblematic of Chanel’s early avant-garde approach and as an influence on subsequent creations. The Les Extraits de Chanel range is framed as a series of concentrated perfumes that highlight rare ingredients using traditional techniques. Each Extrait de Parfum in the collection is intended to offer an intensified interpretation of its core accord. Chanel also underscores Les Exclusifs de Chanel, a collection developed to convey the house’s history through references to its places, figures and symbols. These fragrances are built around selected noble materials to create multifaceted olfactory signatures. More information on these collections is available on the Chanel fragrance site. By ML. Photo(s)/CHANEL

PÁLM SWIM After four successful seasons in New York City, Fashion 4 Ukraine made an unforgettable splash at Miami Swim Week with its inaugural Miami showcase on May 29, transforming the lush grounds of the Miami Beach Botanical Garden into a vibrant celebration of resilience, creativity, and international collaboration. Founded by Ukrainian model and journalist Olga Ivanidi, Fashion 4 Ukraine has become a dynamic platform dedicated to amplifying Ukrainian designers on the global stage. For its Miami debut, the organization brought together 38 models and 10 Ukrainian and American designers, proving that fashion can be both a creative force and a vehicle for cultural connection. PLAYA SOL Set against a magical tropical backdrop of swaying palms and blooming gardens, guests experienced an immersive runway presentation highlighting the diversity and innovation of contemporary swimwear and resort wear. "Even though I’ve produced shows in New York and other states, our inaugural season in Miami felt especially exciting and full of anticipation," said Ivanidi. "Being a trailblazer and advocate means creating opportunities where none existed before, and bringing Ukrainian fashion to Miami Swim Week is something no one had done on this scale." Ivanidi embodied the collaborative spirit of the event through her own look, wearing a dress by New York-based Ukrainian designer Ira Lysa paired with a corset by Ukrainian brand Tonic de Vie. Olga Ivanidi (founder of Fashion 4 Ukraine) "The combination reflected exactly what I want Fashion 4 Ukraine to represent - a platform for collaboration between Ukrainian creatives and meaningful partnerships between Ukrainians and Americans. When we come together we create connection, visibility, and opportunity." Among the evening’s most moving moments was the presentation by PARASOL’KA. Created in Lutsk, Ukraine amid the realities of war, the collection stood as a testament to perseverance and artistic determination. Designed during one of the most intense periods of attacks on the region and shipped to Miami just in time for the show, the collection paired PARASOL’KA’s signature raincoats with embroidered swimsuits by fellow Ukrainian label ZIGZAG, creating a striking visual narrative of protection, hope, and resilience. PARASOL'KA Fashion 4 Ukraine also introduced a promising new voice to the international fashion scene. FABULOUS by Olena Partow, a Ukrainian designer based in Texas, made its runway debut with a whimsical collection featuring playful silhouettes and feminine details. FABULOUS A standout among the featured brands was PÁLM SWM, a Ukrainian-owned swimwear and resort wear label based in Miami and founded in 2021 by designer Khrystyna Malyeryk. At Fashion 4 Ukraine x Miami, the brand presented its latest collection, Beyond the Shore, reimagining swimwear as a versatile wardrobe extending far beyond the beach. Elegant swimsuits paired with sophisticated resort wear pieces reflected the brand’s philosophy of effortless elegance, freedom, and confidence. PÁLM SWIM Despite the challenges many Ukrainian designers continue to face, several brands participated remotely by sending their collections across the Atlantic. ARTGO showcased tan-through and pole dance wear, ALAYA SWIM presented functional tan-through swimwear, and TONIC DE VIE introduced contemporary corsetry. TONIC DE VIE The event’s international perspective extended beyond Ukraine. Returning for a third consecutive Fashion 4 Ukraine season, VAIDA by Tina Vaida delivered its signature blend of affordable luxury swimwear and resort wear. Latin American label PLAYA SOL unveiled its Solstice Sands collection, while Dallas-based brand COTERA, founded by a designer of Indian heritage, impressed audiences with breathable cotton separates and elevated everyday essentials. VAIDA One of the evening’s most memorable collaborations came from Miami-based swimwear designer Kabdul and Ukrainian accessories brand Hinkelman, which paired sleek swimwear with statement leather belt basques. Their partnership perfectly captured the show's central message: creativity flourishes when cultures connect. KABDUL & HINKELMAN The success of Fashion 4 Ukraine's Miami debut was made possible through the support of local Ukrainian-owned businesses and community partners. Guests enjoyed catering by Golden Spoon Catering, floral installations by Alma Floral House, chocolate-covered strawberries by BB Bouquets, and bouquets for designers provided by ROSEMIA. Epic Events illuminated the venue, DJ Roustam curated the soundtrack, Enjoy It Salon hosted a beauty pop-up, and Rogue House Salon served as the official glam sponsor. Media support was provided by the Ukrainian American Business & Innovation Network, with financial support from Ukrainian Federal Credit Union. The event also reflected the growing global reach of Fashion 4 Ukraine, with models traveling from across the United States and around the world, including New York, Texas, and even Australia, to participate. Among the evening’s standout talents was Australian-Ukrainian model Dasha Vinokur, who not only walked the runway but also joined her brother, David Vinokur, for a special intermission performance. The siblings, both Latin dance champions in Australia, energized the audience with a dynamic routine that seamlessly blended fashion and performance. Dasha Vinokur More than a runway show, Fashion 4 Ukraine’s Miami debut celebrated resilience, artistry, and community while demonstrating the transformative power of fashion to connect people across continents. Photographer Credits: Torry Sledge & Oleksandr Drianin By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Torry Sledge & Oleksandr Drianin

Geometric pattern wallpaper is one of the most powerful tools in interior design, and one of the most misunderstood. Many people assume it is a niche choice suited only to contemporary or Scandinavian inspired interiors. In reality, geometric pattern spans an enormous range of styles and works across a much wider variety of rooms and aesthetics than most people give it credit for. Image by DepositPhotos What makes geometric wallpaper particularly valuable is its precision. Where organic patterns like florals or botanicals bring softness and movement, geometric designs bring structure, clarity, and a sense of visual intention that can completely redefine how a room feels. Here are six ways that effect plays out in practice. 1. It Makes Small Rooms Feel Larger One of the most practically useful qualities of geometric pattern wallpaper is its ability to manipulate the perceived dimensions of a room, and this is particularly valuable in smaller spaces where the actual square footage cannot be changed. Vertical geometric patterns, whether narrow stripes, elongated hexagons, or repeating vertical motifs, draw the eye upward and make ceilings feel higher than they are. This is one of the oldest tricks in interior design and it works reliably because of the way human perception processes vertical movement. Horizontal patterns widen a space visually, which is particularly useful in narrow hallways or galley rooms that feel too tunnel-like. Diamond and chevron patterns create diagonal movement that adds dynamism without the rigidity of purely horizontal or vertical designs. 2. It Gives a Neutral Room a Focal Point Many living rooms, bedrooms, and home offices are decorated in neutral tones that are pleasant but ultimately unmemorable. They are safe, inoffensive, and entirely lacking in the kind of character that makes a room feel designed rather than simply furnished. A geometric pattern wallpaper on a single feature wall changes that dynamic immediately. It gives the room a focal point, an anchor around which everything else can be organised, without requiring any changes to the furniture, flooring, or other surfaces. A monochrome geometric print in a room of warm neutrals adds visual weight and structure that makes the entire space feel more intentional. The contrast between the patterned wall and the plain surrounding surfaces is part of what makes the effect work. 3. It Defines Zones in Open Plan Spaces Open plan living has become the dominant layout in modern homes, but it comes with a genuine design challenge: how do you give different areas of the same space distinct identities without physical dividers? Geometric pattern wallpaper is one of the most elegant solutions to that problem. A papered wall behind the dining area in an open plan kitchen-diner creates a visual boundary that separates the eating zone from the cooking zone without any structural intervention. The same principle works in open plan living and working spaces, where a geometric feature wall behind a desk or reading corner defines that area as a distinct zone within the larger room. The pattern provides a visual signal that the space has been deliberately organised, which makes even a simple open plan layout feel more considered and purposeful. 4. It Works Across Multiple Interior Styles The breadth of geometric pattern wallpaper is one of its greatest strengths. Unlike some wallpaper categories that suit a specific aesthetic and struggle outside it, geometric designs appear comfortably across a wide range of interior styles. Simple, clean geometric repeats in muted tones suit Scandinavian and minimalist interiors. Art deco inspired patterns with strong lines and metallic accents suit more glamorous, maximalist spaces. Classic tile and lattice patterns suit traditional and heritage interiors. Bold, graphic geometric prints suit contemporary and urban spaces. The geometric pattern wallpaper collection at Think Noir covers this full range of styles, making it straightforward to find a design that fits your specific interior direction without compromise. Image by DepositPhotos 5. It Adds Depth Without Clutter One of the recurring challenges in interior design is adding visual interest to a room without making it feel cluttered or busy. More furniture, more accessories, and more decorative objects all add interest but they also add visual noise. Geometric pattern wallpaper solves this problem elegantly. A well-chosen geometric print adds layers of visual depth to a room through pattern alone, without requiring any additional objects or furniture. The eye has something interesting to engage with when it lands on the wall, which gives the room a sense of richness and completeness that a plain surface never achieves. This makes geometric wallpaper particularly valuable in rooms that are sparsely furnished by choice, where the wallpaper does the decorative work that objects and accessories would otherwise have to do. 6. It Transforms Functional Spaces Into Design Statements Hallways, home offices, laundry rooms, and utility spaces tend to receive the least design attention in most homes. They are treated as purely functional and decorated accordingly, which is why they so rarely feel like anything other than transitional or practical spaces. Geometric pattern wallpaper in a functional space transforms it into something worth noticing. A bold geometric hallway sets a confident, characterful tone for the entire home from the moment you enter. A geometric feature wall in a home office adds energy and focus to a workspace. Even a laundry room with a strong geometric print feels less like a chore and more like a considered part of the home. The pattern signals that the space was thought about rather than simply finished, and that quality elevates the entire room regardless of its function. Pattern With Purpose Geometric pattern wallpaper earns its place in a room by doing more than decorating a wall. It defines spaces, manipulates proportions, adds depth, and brings structure to rooms that lack a clear focal point. Used with intention, it is one of the most versatile and impactful choices available in interior design. The range of styles within the geometric category means there is a design for every room, every aesthetic, and every level of design confidence. The results, when the right pattern meets the right space, speak for themselves. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DepositPhotos

PORT 32 Marinas, LLC (PORT 32) and Acme Marinas, LLC (Acme) today announced a combination that creates one of the largest and strategically positioned marina platforms along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. The transaction brings together a portfolio of premier waterfront assets in some of the nation’s most sought-after coastal destinations, enhancing scale, geographic diversification, and long-term growth opportunities for the combined organization. The combination of Acme’s seven marinas and PORT 32’s ten properties creates a diversified platform of 17 premier waterfront locations with approximately 4,000 slips in the nation’s most desirable boating markets. Together, the companies establish a broader presence in iconic coastal destinations, including the addition of Martha’s Vineyard, Sag Harbor, Cape Cod, Annapolis, and Sanibel Island, reinforcing PORT 32’s position as a leading marina platform focused on exceptional locations and customer experiences. Importantly, each property will retain its unique character and local identity, while the combined team will continue serving customers across all locations without interruption. “The combination with Acme Marinas accelerates our vision to build a leading coastal marina platform,” said Austin Schell, CEO of PORT 32. “By bringing together complementary portfolios, additional talent, and a shared commitment to service excellence, we are creating a stronger organization that will deliver greater value to our members, shareholders, and employees.” PORT 32, backed by Fireside Investments, has spent over a decade refining marinas in some of the nation’s most popular coastal markets, including Palm Beach Gardens, Fort Lauderdale, Naples, Marco Island, Cape Coral, Tampa, Tierra Verde, Jacksonville and Lighthouse Point in FL, as well as Morehead City, NC. PORT 32 offers leading customer service, concierge technology, and modern infrastructure to boating enthusiasts. Acme Marinas, backed by Koch Real Estate Investments, was founded in 2021 with a mandate focused on acquiring and operating marinas that deliver best-in-class experiences. Acme has assembled a portfolio of seven premier properties, each selected for its irreplaceable waterfront location and its capacity to provide a full suite of critical marine services to vessel owners. Acme's portfolio includes Sag Harbor Yacht Yard, Annapolis Landing Marina, Sanibel Marina, MacDougalls’ Cape Cod Marine Service, Falmouth Marine Yachting Center, Falmouth Ferry, Coinjock Marina & Restaurant, and Vineyard Haven Marina, a collection spanning some of the most sought-after boating destinations on the Eastern Seaboard. “What drew us to PORT 32 was the quality of its marinas, the strength and complementary nature of its team, and its high standards for customer service,” said Shelby Tucker and Stephen Shaw, Co-Presidents of Acme Marinas. “Their focus on infrastructure quality, operational excellence, and the boating experience made this the right combination for our portfolio and for the members who call our marinas home.” PORT 32 CEO Austin Schell will continue to serve as CEO of the combined organization. The Acme team will continue in key leadership roles for the combined platform, with Stephen Shaw serving as Chief Investment Officer and Shelby Tucker as Chief Financial and Chief Administrative Officer. This leadership structure reflects a deliberate commitment to continuity, ensuring a seamless experience for members while preserving the local expertise and relationships that define each marina across both portfolios. The announcement comes as PORT 32 has officially begun pre-leasing for PORT 32 Palm Beach Gardens, a newly constructed, state-of-the-art marina redefining the boating experience in northern Palm Beach County. The ground-up redevelopment will debut in December 2026 with 450 total slips, including 430 enclosed CAT 5 hurricane-rated dry slips and 20 wet slips, further demonstrating PORT 32's continued investment in premier, purpose-built marina infrastructure across Florida's most coveted coastal markets. Lazard Frères & Co. LLC acted as exclusive financial advisor, and Latham & Watkins LLP served as legal counsel to PORT 32 Marinas. Moelis & Company LLC served as exclusive financial advisor, and Jones Day served as legal counsel to Acme Marinas. For more information, visit port32marinas.com and acmemarinas.com. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of PORT 32 Marinas, LLC (PORT 32) and Acme Marinas, LLC.