Versace has introduced a new range of summer looks designed for social events and seasonal celebrations. The collection focuses on refined evening and daytime pieces intended for occasions throughout the warmer months. The offering features eye catching details and streamlined silhouettes in high quality materials, maintaining the brand’s signature aesthetic. Styles are presented as coordinated outfits and separates for women and men that can be worn across a range of formal and semi formal settings. The summer selection is available exclusively in the brand’s boutiques and on versace.com, where customers can also find dedicated sections for bags, womenswear and menswear as well as information on appointments, shipping and customer service. By ML. Photo(s)/Versace

Miami Living Magazine is spotlighting a mix of cultural events in South Florida, developments involving leading music figures, new research on health and aging, and luxury travel and fashion updates as May draws to a close. The Miami Beach Classical Music Festival returns this summer. Photo/Miami Beach Classical Music Festival Cultural Events in Miami and Beyond Miami Swim Week continues through May 31, with more than 50 designers presenting collections, while the Miami Beach Classical Music Festival runs through July 18 with free concerts and orchestral performances. The Bass presents Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait, a film installation by Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno centered on French soccer star Zinédine Zidane. For laughs, Miami Es Un Chiste brings 30 Spanish-language comedy performances to Miami Improv through May 31. Legal and Media Developments Around Music Figures We’re watching Taylor Swift’s trademark bid over her voice and stage image, a move that tests how copyright law may handle AI-generated soundalikes. Swift at the IHeartRadio Music Awards in March 2026. Photo by Associated Press/Canva Netflix’s new three-part documentary Kylie follows Kylie Minogue’s rise from Australian soap star to global pop icon. Nearly two decades after Michael Jackson’s death, his daughter Paris Jackson is still battling over the King of Pop’s multibillion-dollar estate, questioning everything from hefty executor fees to how the family fortune is being managed. New Research on Aging and Worker Health We came across new research exploring why frailty affects older adults differently, and how lifestyle habits may help lower long-term risk. Another 10-year study found sleep quality and nutrition may better protect stressed workers’ health than exercise alone. Luxury Travel and Fashion Updates In Milan, Armani Hotel Milano remains one of our favorite chic hotels to enjoy. Meanwhile, in Montenegro, we’re watching the long-awaited reopening of Aman Sveti Stefan, expected later this summer after years of closure. Aman Sveti Stefan in Montenegro. Photo courtesy of Aman Group. In this week’s fashion coverage, we explore Dior’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where Maria Grazia Chiuri focuses on identity and transformation. We also take a look at Ferrari’s newly unveiled Amalfi Spider, designed to balance grand touring comfort with everyday performance. Further coverage and updates are available on Miami Living Magazine By ML. Photo(s)/Miami Living Magazine

Art Basel has confirmed details for the fifth edition of its Paris fair, which will take place at the Grand Palais from October 23 to 25, 2026. The 2026 fair will bring together more than 200 galleries from 41 countries and territories, including nearly 30 first-time exhibitors. Organizers say the event will again position Paris as a global meeting point for artists, galleries, collectors, and wider cultural audiences. Across its Galeries, Emergence, and Premise sectors, the fair will feature contemporary presentations, historical rediscoveries, and work by a new generation of international artists. More than 170 galleries are set to return, among them Galerie Buchholz, Hauser & Wirth, and Sultana, while the Emergence section will include newly commissioned projects such as Clementine Adou's sculptural installations at Lo Brutto Stahl and Drake Carr's large-scale paintings at Mariposa. A record 12 joint booth presentations are planned, including a pairing of Beauford Delaney and Alteronce Gumby by Michael Rosenfeld Gallery and Jeffrey Deitch, as well as Galerie Zlotowski's Premise debut dedicated to computer art pioneer Vera Molnár. The fair’s Public Program will extend beyond the fair floor through collaborations with Paris institutions and cultural partners across the city, with Miu Miu returning as Public Program Official Partner. The event will be held at the Grand Palais, Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris, with a vernissage on Thursday, October 22 from 2 pm to 8 pm, followed by public days from Friday, October 23 to Sunday, October 25, 11 am to 7 pm daily. For more information and tickets, visitors can visit Art Basel online. By ML. Photo(s)/Art Basel

Art Basel has announced the leading galleries participating in its 2026 edition in Paris, the first to be directed by Karim Crippa. The fair will bring together more than 200 exhibitors from 41 countries and territories across the Galeries, Emergence, and Premise sectors. The 2026 edition will mark the fifth iteration of Art Basel Paris at the Grand Palais, with nearly 30 galleries joining the fair for the first time. Organizers highlight a strong representation of galleries operating in France, underscoring the depth of the French gallery ecosystem and its role in shaping the fair’s identity. A record number of collaborative presentations between galleries is planned, reflecting increased experimentation with formats and curatorial dialogue across the fair. The Public Program will return in partnership with leading Parisian institutions, with Miu Miu serving as Official Partner for the program. Key initiatives include Oh La La!, the fair’s signature rehang, scheduled for October 23 and 24 under the direction of a guest collaborator from outside the art world, and Avant-Premiere, an invitation-only preview for galleries and their principal clients, returning for its second edition on October 20. Art Basel Paris will run from October 23 to 25, 2026, with Preview Days on October 21 and 22 and a public Vernissage on October 22. For more information and the full program, visit Art Basel. By ML. Photo(s)/Art Basel

The South Beach Institution that helped define a generation of Miami nightlife is throwing one final party, and everyone is invited. On June 21st, Segafredo L’Originale will open for one last round. After 26 years of morning espressos, afternoon aperitivos, and nights that went well past midnight, Segafredo is closing its doors and doing it in the right way: with music, people and glasses of bubbly. When Graziano Sbroggio and the Graspa Group first opened Segafredo in June of 2000, they had a simple idea to bring the Italian bar experience to Miami Beach. A place to stop and have a coffee in the morning, a spritz and the afternoon, and be there hours later. “When we opened Segafredo, we wanted to create an authentic Italian-style bar where people could gather at any hour of the day for great food, drinks, music and conversation,” said Graziano Sbroggio, CEO and owner of Graspa Group. Co-owner Mark Soyka put it simply: “Some of the best memories of Miami Beach happened at those tables on Lincoln Road. So many friendships, conversations, celebrations and late nights started at Segafredo, and I think that’s why the place connected with people for so long.” And for 26 years, music was central to that. With DJ sets that drew in locals and regulars that kept coming back, turning Segafredo into a gathering place, as it was a restaurant. The farewell celebration is open to the public and will run from 2 - 10 p.m. at 1040 Lincoln Road for one last toast and to honor the memories of Segafredo for the past 26 years. Guests can expect the full Segafredo menu, cocktails, and a lineup of DJs who participated in Segafredo's nightlife over the past two decades. For more information, follow @segafredomiami on Instagram, or visit their website at www.sze-originale.com. By ML Staff. Segafredo L’Originale.

Located in the prestigious Four Seasons Hotel in Milan, Zelo restaurant offers a sophisticated yet friendly dining experience in the heart of the city. It is a popular choice not only for visitors but also for locals. Under the expert guidance of Executive Chef Fabrizio Borraccino, Zelo offers a curated menu that celebrates Italian cuisine in a contemporary, open setting. The restaurant’s ambiance is further enhanced by a stunning 15th-century interior patio and terrace, providing a unique blend of historical charm and modern elegance. Chef Borraccino’s culinary philosophy centers on the meticulous selection of ingredients. “My cuisine is based on meticulous research and synergy, a relationship with unique suppliers, to whom I devote extreme attention and value. For me, the emphasis on raw materials and the enhancement of small and large production companies is essential,” he explains. Zelo’s menu boasts Italian specialties such as Calvisius caviar and tuna sashimi. Notable antipasti include “Damini” beef tartare and vegan stuffed zucchini flowers. For primi piatti, try linguine with mantis shrimps or sweet potato gnocchi. Secondi piatti feature Milanese veal cutlet and char-grilled beef fillet. Save room for desserts like “Il Tortino” dark chocolate fondant or tiramisu. Zelo also offers an extensive wine and spirits selection. Zelo Located in the Four Seasons Hotel Milano Via Gesù, 6/8, 20121 Milano MI Phone: 02 7708 1478 www.fourseasons.com/milan By Markin Abras, Senior Travel Writer. Images courtesy of

The National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) hosted its annual Impact Awards Gala at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California, to celebrate individuals and series advancing positive Latino representation in film and television. Comedian Chris Estrada and actress Isabella Gomez hosted the ceremony. Apple TV’s upcoming comedy series The Studio received the Beyond the Lens Impact Award, presented by Representative Joaquin Castro. Co-creator Frida Perez and cast members Keyla Monterroso Mejia and Lorena Perez Batista accepted the honor on stage. Individual performance and creative honors included Belissa Escobedo receiving the Outstanding Actress Performance in a Series Award for her television work. Filmmaker Beth de Araújo received the Visionary Impact Award, using her speech to support survivors of sexual assault and dedicate the honor to activists Dolores Huerta, Debra Rojas, and Ana Murguia. Screenwriters Danya Jimenez and Hannah McMechan accepted the Storytelling Impact Award for their work on the Netflix animated film KPop Demon Hunters. Actor James Ortiz, appearing in the upcoming film Project Hail Mary, received the Artistic Excellence Impact Award, presented by filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller. Ortiz discussed his family's history moving from Puerto Rico to New York and how his recent work connected him back to his roots. During the event, NHMC President and CEO Brenda Victoria Castillo addressed the room regarding industry challenges and diversity efforts over the past year. Castillo emphasized the resilience of the community and the universal resonance of Latino storytelling across different cultures. Founded as a non-profit civil rights organization, the NHMC advocates for increased Latino visibility on major networks, equitable broadband access, and fair representation across media platforms. Detailed information regarding ongoing advocacy initiatives and talent programs is available through the National Hispanic Media Coalition institutional website. By ML Staff. Photos: Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for National Hispanic Media Coalition.

There’s a very particular kind of frustration that comes with having a double chin. You can see it in the way you pose for pictures. It shows up in the tiny delay time before a video call. It pops into the back of your mind when you catch your reflection at the wrong angle. If any of that rings a bell, you're not alone. Submental fat is a common condition that affects millions of people and does not seem to improve with diet or exercise. The good news is that double chin removal is now more affordable, more effective and less intimidating than ever before. But is it right for you? Here are five honest signs you might be the right fit. Image by DepositPhotos Sign 1: Your Double Chin Doesn’t Go Away With Diet and Exercise This is the most telling of signs. If you’ve been consistent with your nutrition, stayed active, and seen your overall body composition improve but your double chin stubbornly remains, that’s not a failure on your part. That’s biology. Submental fat is very genetically determined and therefore stubbornly resistant to general weight loss efforts. Fat cells in this area are different from fat in other parts of the body. Caloric deficit and cardiovascular exercise alone will not respond well to them and for many people they simply will not budge no matter how disciplined lifestyle becomes. If you’ve tried diet and exercise honestly and truly and that double chin is still there, that’s a clear indication that targeted treatment is the logical next step versus a shortcut. SiGN 2: You're at or near your ideal body weight This may surprise many but one of the best candidates for double chin removal are those who are already at a healthy weight. One of the most enduring myths in the aesthetics space is that treatment is only for people who are overweight. Slim and fit people get double chins just as often as people who are overweight all over. Genetics and bone structure are so involved in submental fat. In fact, patients who are at their goal weight tend to have the most satisfying results from treatment because the surrounding facial structure is lean and defined, making the improvement in the submental area more visible and impactful. If your body is where you want it to be but your chin tells a different story, that disconnect is what double chin removal is designed to address. Sign 3: You Still Have Good Skin Elasticity Skin condition plays a major role in determining which double chin removal treatment will offer the best result for a specific patient. This is one of the factors a trained practitioner will carefully consider in a consultation. Those with good to moderate skin elasticity (skin that still has some firmness and bounce) are typically excellent candidates for non-surgical fat reduction treatments. Removal of fat from the submental area allows the skin with healthy elasticity to contract and adjust to the new contour, resulting in a cleaner and more defined jawline. Here’s a quick self-check that can give you a general idea of where your skin is at, before a consultation: Gently pinch the skin under your chin and let go. If it comes back fairly quickly, you are probably on the elasticity side. Examine the texture of the skin in the submental area. A good baseline for non-surgical treatment is smooth, firm skin without significant crepiness. Think about your age and lifestyle factors. Younger patients and non-smokers generally have better skin elasticity, but this can vary greatly from patient to patient. Look to see if the fullness is mostly fat or loose skin. If the problem is mainly fat and not skin laxity, then non-invasive treatments probably will produce good results. Look at the area when you lift your chin. If the skin noticeably tightens up when stretched, there is a fair amount of elasticity left to work with. Patients with more significant skin laxity are not excluded from treatment, but a combination approach incorporating skin tightening technology as well as fat reduction may be of benefit. Image by DepositPhotos Sign 4: You have a concrete, realistic goal in mind Mindset is one of the clearest indicators of an ideal candidate. Patients who come to double chin removal with a solid, grounded goal generally have a much better experience than those chasing some undefined idea of perfection. "I want to look more defined in my jawline in photos and from the side," might be a realistic goal. Or: “I want to be less self-conscious about my profile." These are real, tangible results that treatment can actually bring about. "I want to look completely different after one session." That's an unrealistic goal. Or: “I want my face to look exactly like this filtered picture.” Non-surgical double chin removal gives you real results that you can see, but it works gradually. You will notice improvements that look natural and proportional, not dramatic or sudden. Patients that understand and accept this going on consistently report higher satisfaction with their outcomes. If your aim is real improvement, not transformation, then you're already thinking like the perfect candidate. Sign 5: You Desire Results and Not Surgery This is where the modern landscape of double chin removal truly shines. Today’s non-surgical options are truly impressive for patients who want meaningful, lasting results but are not ready for or simply not interested in a surgical procedure. There are a number of clinically validated treatments that can reduce submental fat: deoxycholic acid injections, HIFU, radiofrequency therapy and CoolSculpting. No need for a general anaesthetic, no need for incisions and in most cases no need for any significant down time. The patient can visit a reputable aesthetic clinic, and resume their routine on the same day. The price you pay is time. Non surgical treatments are gradual and most will require multiple sessions to achieve the desired outcome. But for patients who want a more natural progression of results and want to avoid the recovery period that comes with surgery, that trade off is well worth it. If the thought of going under the knife has been what has held you back from fixing your double-chin, it doesn’t have to be anymore. Far more than simply the sole option is the technology that has evolved. What To Do If You Identify Yourself With These Signs It is one thing to read five signs and nod along. Another is knowing what to do next. The answer is simple: book a consultation with a qualified practitioner. A proper consultation is not a sales pitch. It’s an assessment. A trained clinician will evaluate your submental fat volume, evaluate your skin elasticity, know your goals, and suggest a treatment plan that is truly customized to your anatomy and timeline. You walk in with questions, you walk out with a clear, personalised plan. Most people who do take that step ultimately say it was much less scary than they had imagined. Just knowing that information makes the decision easier. The clarity you get from a proper assessment is worth hours of online research. Image by DepositPhotos The Part That Really Counts You don’t have to accept a double chin as a permanent feature. For the right candidate – and there are more right candidates than most people think – double chin removal offers genuine, lasting transformation that goes far beyond how you look. It does something to the way you stand for photographs. It impacts how you feel on a video call. It changes those little, quiet moments of self-awareness that most people never talk about but have every single day. If you saw yourself in these five signs, then it’s worth listening to that recognition. Not tomorrow. Not when you lose a couple more kilos. Not when you do more research. It’s a good moment to discover what’s really possible for your face. FAQs About Double Chin Removal Here are some of the most frequent questions patients ask regarding candidacy for double chin removal, whether the treatment is appropriate for you and what to expect as you take the first step. CAN I BE A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR DOUBLE CHIN REMOVAL IF I AM IN MY 40S OR 50S? Yes, certainly. Age by itself does not disqualify you from being a good candidate for double chin removal. It's really more about the skin underneath the chin and the quality of the skin and the amount of fat. Those with moderate skin laxity in their 40s and 50s may benefit from a combination approach that addresses both fat reduction and skin tightening at the same time. A comprehensive consultation will help you to understand which treatments are best for your particular skin problem and age related changes. WHAT IF MY DOUBLE CHIN IS MORE SKIN THAN FAT? This is an important difference and one that will be carefully evaluated by a competent practitioner. If your primary concern is loose or sagging skin rather than a large fat deposit, then treatments such as HIFU or radiofrequency therapy that target collagen stimulation and skin tightening may be more suitable than fat-reduction treatments alone. Sometimes a mix of approaches works best. The first important step is to get an accurate assessment of whether the problem is primarily fat, skin laxity, or both, in order to choose the appropriate treatment path. HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO SEE RESULTS FROM DOUBLE CHIN REMOVAL TREATMENT? The length of treatment depends on the selected treatment. With deoxycholic acid injections and CoolSculpting, visible changes are typically seen over a period of six to twelve weeks as the body processes and removes treated fat cells. HIFU results take time to develop as collagen remodeling occurs under the skin. Three to six months. The majority of patients feel a difference after the second or third session. Practitioners who set this expectation clearly from the start tend to have the most satisfied patients – patience is really part of the process. DO I NEED TO DO ANYTHING BEFORE MY DOUBLE CHIN REMOVAL CONSULTATION? Taking your information makes the consultation so much more productive. It helps to know what bothers you most about the area. Is it the fullness from the front, lack of jawline definition from the side, or both? It may also help to bring reference photos of your face from various angles. Don’t come in with super filtered photos or celebrity comparison photos as your baseline, those create expectations that no treatment can realistically meet. The more specific and honest you are about your concerns and goals, the more tailored and useful the advice you will receive will be. DOES DOUBLE CHIN REMOVAL WORK FOR MEN AND WOMEN? Yup. Double chin removal works just as well on men as it does on women, and demand from men patients has increased significantly in recent years. The anatomy of the submental area is slightly different in men and women, dictating the approach to treatment and the cosmetic goal. Men tend to go for a more angled, sharper jawline definition whereas women tend to want a smoother, more contoured profile. An experienced practitioner who treats both will change their technique and treatment plan accordingly to give results that look natural and appropriate for each individual. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of DepositPhotos

New World Symphony has reported strong early demand for its 2026–27 season in Miami, with more than 1,500 subscriptions sold before single tickets are released to the general public. The Miami-based orchestral academy said subscriptions are currently available ahead of tickets going on sale to non-subscribers in mid-July. The upcoming season will feature major works including Beethoven 9, Mozart’s Requiem and Ravel’s Boléro, alongside additional programs to be announced. Further information on performances and subscriptions is available at New World Symphony. By ML. Photo(s)/New World Symphony

Burberry has introduced a new campaign, titled ‘A Good Sport’, that draws on football fandom and Britain’s longstanding connection to the sport. The campaign shifts the focus from the pitch to the stands, highlighting the anticipation and camaraderie of match day in all weather conditions, and features an all-star cast including Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Jodie Turner-Smith and Romeo Beckham. Alongside the campaign, Burberry has released a collection of ready-to-wear pieces and accessories designed for kick-off, half-time and everyday wear. Shoppers can shop new arrivals and discover the campaign online. The collection also includes dedicated styles for women, men and children, reflecting a broad approach to football-inspired dressing beyond the stadium. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry

Arca Images and Miami-Dade County Auditorium will present the world premiere concert "Whistling to Death: The Poetry of Nilo Cruz in Song" next month in Coral Gables as part of the venue’s Away From Home Series. The one-time concert event will take place on Saturday, June 13, at 5:30 pm at Sanctuary of the Arts, located at 410 Andalusia Avenue in Coral Gables. Event information and ticket details are available on the MDCA website. Tickets are sold out for the related flamenco program FlamenGO 2026 "Las Mujeres que habitan en mí," scheduled for Friday, May 29 at Miami-Dade County Auditorium. Additional information about that performance remains available on the MDCA site. Both performances are part of Miami-Dade County Auditorium’s Away From Home Series, which presents off-site events at alternative venues through community partnerships while the main venue is temporarily closed for renovations. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami-Dade County Auditorium

The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Miami is opening registration for its Summer Camp program, offering STEM-focused weekly sessions for children during the upcoming break. The camp will run from June 8 through August 7 and features experiments, creative engineering challenges, museum exploration, planetarium experiences and interactive science activities. Campers will build robots, experiment with rocket propulsion, explore dinosaurs and investigate marine ecosystems through rotating weekly themes. Families can choose between two camp options, Camp Curiosity and the on-site Summer Camp at Frost Science program, depending on scheduling needs and preferred camp experience. Children must be at least five years old by the first day of camp to enroll, and advance registration is recommended due to limited capacity. For full program details and registration, visit Frost Science. By ML. Photo(s)/Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science