TAG Heuer, renowned for its iconic Formula 1 timepieces, has teamed up with lifestyle brand Kith to launch a captivating collection that pays homage to the original Formula 1 series while infusing a modern twist. The collaboration introduces 10 new watches, each exuding a distinct charm and limited availability. With a nod to its rich history, TAG Heuer embraces the essence of the original Formula 1, which has garnered admiration from both men and women worldwide for decades. This partnership seeks to maintain the essence of the beloved timepiece while adding a fresh perspective. The collection's limited production ensures exclusivity without compromising on quality. The collection comprises seven exclusive models available only at Kith, each celebrating a different store within its global network. These watches showcase vibrant colors, including sports-car red, black-and-yellow, and nods to the rare '80s iteration in collaboration with Japanese F1 driver Ukyo Katayama. Limited to 250 pieces each, these watches come in stainless steel or rubber bracelet editions, adding versatility to the lineup. TAG Heuer introduces two exclusive models limited to 825 pieces each, featuring striking blue and green bezels and straps paired with a black PVD case and dial. These editions, with their bold hues, are set to make a statement among watch enthusiasts. A standout piece in the collection is the shared model between TAG Heuer and Kith, limited to 1350 pieces. This classic black-bezel watch with red accents pays homage to the original Formula 1 series, blending modern features with vintage aesthetics. The steel bracelet and eggshell dial evoke nostalgia for the 1986 model, offering a timeless appeal to collectors. Retaining the essence of the Series 1 Formula 1, the TAG Heuer Formula 1 | Kith collection incorporates original design elements such as the distinctive hour hand and unique indices. These small details, reminiscent of the original model, add character and charm to the contemporary timepieces. The collection's first edition was introduced in-store in Miami on May 3rd, followed by a global launch on May 6th, offering enthusiasts the opportunity to experience the fusion of heritage and modernity firsthand. With its limited availability and captivating design, the TAG Heuer Formula 1 | Kith collection is set to make waves in the world of horology, appealing to collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of TAG Heuer.

Amber Zhaoyang Wang's journey from Luoyang, China, to the global fashion spotlight is nothing short of remarkable. Mentored by supermodel Coco Rocha, Amber quickly rose to prominence as an international model, gracing the pages of over 40 magazines such as Bazaar, GQ and Vogue, and strutting the runways of New York Fashion Week. Now, she's set to captivate audiences in her first feature film, #MODELS WANTED, a poignant exploration of sex trafficking in the modeling industry. Beyond her professional achievements, Amber's story is one of resilience and advocacy, shaped by her experiences as a gifted basketball player, an entrepreneur, and a dedicated law student. In this exclusive interview with Miami Living Magazine, Amber shares insights into her multifaceted career, her commitment to shedding light on pressing social issues, and her dedication to mental health awareness on a global scale. Miami Living (ML): Hi Amber, it is such a pleasure to have you join us today!  Can you share with us a bit about your extraordinary journey from being a talented basketball player in China in your teens to becoming an international model and now an aspiring actress? Amber: I've always been drawn to exploring diverse roles and embracing new challenges at different stages of my life. This curiosity and willingness to evolve have guided me from the basketball courts in China to international modeling runways and now towards the realm of acting. Each transition reflects my passion for growth and a deep-seated desire to express myself in varied, dynamic ways. ML: What inspired you to pursue a career in modeling, and how did your mentorship with supermodel Coco Rocha influence your path in the industry? Amber: Coco is really nice - she taught me how to pose, and I practiced at home every day. She also helped me perfect my walk and instilled in me the importance of taking my modeling career as seriously as I did basketball. Just like on the court, it's crucial to take responsibility for your career and strive for excellence in every aspect. ML: Could you tell us more about your upcoming film, #MODELS WANTED, and the significance of its message regarding the issue of sex trafficking in the modeling industry? Amber: In my upcoming film, #MODELS WANTED, I play a complex character - a psychopath model who leads a double life that viewers only come to grasp as the plot unfolds. It’s a thrilling role because the audience doesn't realize the truth until it's too late, adding an element of suspense and surprise. What excites me most about this project is how it blends entertainment with a crucial social message, raising awareness about the realities of sex trafficking within the modeling industry. It's a powerful film that I'm truly passionate about as it allows us to spotlight a serious issue while engaging and educating the audience. ML: Your experience with mental health struggles as an international student in the United States is incredibly relatable. How has your journey shaped your advocacy for mental health awareness, and what steps do you take to support others facing similar challenges? Amber: My personal experience with mental health struggles as an international student in the United States has deeply shaped my advocacy for mental health awareness. Being in that position, I understand the challenges firsthand. Most educational institutions have their own mental health departments, which are excellent resources. However, the problem often lies in students not knowing where these resources are or feeling hesitant to seek help initially. Recognizing this, I believe that providing guidance from the beginning is essential. I advocate for better orientation about mental health services upon students' arrival and work to reduce the stigma around seeking help, ensuring others can find support more easily when they need it. ML: You are currently attending Law School.  How do you balance such demanding academic pursuits with your thriving career in the modeling and entertainment industries? Amber: I've actually already graduated, but I've always enjoyed keeping myself extremely busy. Balancing my studies with a career in modeling and entertainment was certainly challenging, but it was also incredibly rewarding. It taught me the importance of time management and staying organized, skills that have been invaluable across all aspects of my life. This dynamic schedule has allowed me to pursue my passions without compromise. ML: With your busy schedule, how do you unwind and indulge in self-care? Any favorite relaxation rituals or guilty pleasures you'd like to share? Amber: I love sauna and Cryo therapy! ML: As you continue to diversify your career across modeling, acting, and law school, what exciting projects or goals are on the horizon for you? Any dreams or aspirations you're eager to pursue in the coming years? Amber: I'm excited to delve deeper into the world of cinema, with several film projects lined up in the coming years. My journey through modeling, acting, and law school has only fueled my passion for storytelling, and I'm eager to explore more diverse and challenging roles on the big screen. This blend of experiences continues to enrich my perspective and drive my aspirations, making every new project a thrilling opportunity to grow and connect with audiences worldwide. Follow Amber on Instagram By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Amber Wang

The global fashion and lifestyle company, Perry Ellis International, Inc. (PEI), is pleased to announce a partnership with the Miami Dolphins. This official collaboration represents a momentous step for the fashion powerhouse. Having already established themselves as prominent players in the golf and tennis spheres, this partnership signifies a natural progression into new sporting territories. PEI, and the Feldenkreis family, owners of Perry Ellis International have a storied history of partnering with both athletic teams, individual athletes, and specifically the Miami Dolphins, when in 1972, the family dressed Miami Dolphins' players in suiting and other apparel from their stable of brands. "At Perry Ellis, the 'Always Ready' spirit is woven into everything we do," said Oscar Feldenkreis, President and CEO of Perry Ellis International, Inc. "It's a kinship we share with the world of sports – a game-winning mindset that the Miami Dolphins exemplify. We're thrilled to nurture this relationship with the franchise and connect with players and fans through fashion and lifestyle."  Feldenkreis added. "Our partnership with the Miami Dolphins represents an exciting new chapter for Perry Ellis International. We aim to capture the essence of confidence and versatility that defines the sports community, while offering a fresh take on athlete-inspired fashion." As a proud partner, Perry Ellis International will support various initiatives, including in-stadium visual experiences and serve as a support sponsor to key Miami Dolphins Foundation initiatives like the Alumni Weekend Golf Classic and the Draft Weekend Golf Classic. This partnership builds upon Perry Ellis International's existing ties to the sports world, including its recent Perry Ellis brand ambassadorship with Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. For more information and updates, visit www.perryellis.com, www.pery.com and follow @perryellis on social media. By ML satff. Images courtesy of Perry Ellis.

There are many reasons why Boatyard has become a destination for both tourists and locals. Not only do they have a dynamic seafood menu that offers both fresh daily catches and premium steaks; but in addition to their perfectly prepared dishes, they offer breathtaking views of the Intracoastal Waterway, and a meticulous nautical design throughout the restaurant that will captivate your inner sailor. Located in the yachting capital of the world, Boatyard offers indoor, outdoor, and dockside seating. Indoors, directly above the main bar you will find beautiful wooden oars hanging majestically from the ceiling. Upon entering, guests will see an actual full-sized canoe used as a light fixture-–hanging right above them, nautical rope dividing particular areas, and galley doors with portholes which definitely give you the feeling of being on a boat. And because there is seating right on the docks of the Intracoastal Waterway, it is no surprise that they also offer parking for guests who prefer arriving by boat (or yacht). Pull your boat right into one of their assigned spots and walk on inside. It’s a beautiful romantic experience. There are not that many places that offer waterfront dining like this. Outdoors, guests can sit at the bar or if they prefer a cozier spot, the lounge area around the firepit has a lovely ambiance. There is an abundance of seating at Boatyard, and each one offers the same unique experience. There is even a private event space for 200, right on the docks. It’s not unusual to catch a bridal shower, baby shower, or even a wedding party at Boatyard. This upscale restaurant has managed to capture the nautical vibes that run through the city of Fort Lauderdale. While it’s very sophisticated, there is also a relaxed feeling to it. So you can come celebrate a big anniversary, or you can also casually walk in, grab a cocktail, and watch the boats cruise by. In addition to having an amazing location, Boatyard has a phenomenal raw bar. Their seafood is very fresh and provided directly from east coast fishermen. In fact, right on their menu, guests can see who caught their food and where it came from. So whether you’re getting oysters, stone crabs, or shrimp, guests have the certainty it’s the freshest. Not sure what to get? The Seafood Towers are a way to start your meal. Perfect for sharing, here you get to sample a little bit of everything. Before we dive into the main dishes, there are some shareables guests have to try. The Wood Charred Octopus and the Tuna Tacos are delicious and are sizable sharable portions. The tacos have just the right amount of wasabi, and the octopus has just the right amount of char. Every bite tastes like a little bit of heaven. For the main dishes, Boatyard has crafted some unique options like the Florida Paella which comes with an assortment of seafood and house-made chorizo, or the Jumbo Shrimp Scampi served with orzo, spinach, and basil. Guests can also order seafood and steaks from the grill. There are four different cuts of meat and six different types of fish you can grill. Both seafood and steaks can be paired with a selection of sauces and sides. The food at Boatyard is very diverse and well presented. You won’t leave hungry and you will not get tired of those marina views. Boatyard is located at 1555 SE 17th Street, Fort Lauderdale For more information visit, www.boatyard.restaurant. By Claudia Paredes. Images courtesy of Boatyard

Farrey's Lighting, Bath, Kitchen and Hardware, a cornerstone of the South Florida community, is proud to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2024. This family-owned business has long been a premium source of unique, high-quality products and exceptional professional service. To celebrate a century of service and a future of innovation, Farrey’s hosted a 100th Anniversary Celebration at its North Miami Showroom on April 24. Invited VIP guests comprised of community leaders and Farrey’s long-time partners, including architects, general contractors, real estate agents, designers and more, had the opportunity to exclusively experience Farrey’s North Miami Showroom while mingling with CEO and Chairman Bud Farrey and Farrey’s executives. During the event, Farrey’s was honored with three proclamations from Miami-Dade County Governmental and Community Affairs Liaison Melonie Burke, North Miami Councilman Scott Galvin and North Bay Village Mayor Brent Latham, a testament to Farrey’s dedication and commitment to the Miami-Dade community. The exclusive event featured elegant touches and photo opportunities including a retro photo booth, a 100thanniversary-themed ice sculpture and a Fiat gelato car provided by Dolce Vita Gelati. A live violinist entertained and engaged with the guests throughout the event while they enjoyed complimentary wine, beer and hors d'oeuvres. “It’s an honor to celebrate this remarkable milestone and the Farrey’s legacy,” said Bud Farrey. “It’s been a pleasure to serve our community for the past 100 years. Our customers are like family to us, and this wouldn’t be possible without them and our long-time vendor partners who have trusted our team for their lighting, bath, kitchen and hardware needs.” Founded by John J. and Emily Farrey in 1924, Farrey’s has been a leading provider of products, technical resources and services for lighting, bath, kitchen and hardware projects. From its humble beginnings as a small general store that sold hardware, linens, lighting, china, fishing gear and other home products, Farrey’s has consistently upheld its commitment to being a trusted source of unique, superior offerings and unmatched expert services. A testament to the Farrey’s rich history in the Miami-Dade community, after the 1926 hurricane, John J. Farrey was appointed chief building inspector of Miami Beach, with a mandate to craft a building code to prevent that level of structural damage from occurring again. This historic document was later recognized as the first South Florida Building Code. In the 1960s, the third generation joined the family business. Bud Farrey became chairman and president, while Frank Farrey assumed the roles of vice president and chief financial officer. They guided the business through continuous expansion over the next decades. Bud and Frank upheld the family's legacy of success by demonstrating adaptability and growth with the times. Today, the fourth generation of the Farrey family continues its legacy of service with the largest product selection and in-stock inventory of its kind in South Florida. With more than 25,000 in-stock SKUs and two 30,000-square-foot showrooms — one in North Miami, built in 1980, and one in Coconut Grove, built in 2002 — the company owes its longevity to always having strong local, national and international vendor relationships as well as providing excellence service to South Florida trade professionals. The event was a success thanks to the generosity of various sponsors. The Platinum Sponsors were Graff, Toto WAC, Schonbek and Modern Forms. The Gold Sponsors were Hansgrohe, Robern, Elegant, Minka and Artemide. The Silver Sponsors were Avenue Lighting, Aquabrass, Baldwin, Beach Lighting, Dornbracht, Duravit, ET2, Gessi, Lib&Co, Madeli, Eurofase, LeGrand and MTI. Additional Participating Sponsors include Ginger, Newport Brass, Lutron, Palecek, Tech Lighting and Blanco. For more information about Farrey’s Lighting, Bath, Kitchen and Hardware please visit https://farreys.com/. More Farrey’s Lighting Bath, Kitchen and Hardware Farrey’s is South Florida’s leading lighting, decorative bath, kitchen and decorative hardware resource for inspired spaces. With 160,000 square feet in its showrooms and warehouse, it offers a broad selection of contemporary, transitional and traditional styles. A fourth-generation family business, Farrey’s was established in 1924. It owes its longevity to having always been at the forefront of cutting-edge technology and personal service. Farrey’s showrooms are located at 1850 NE 146th Street, North Miami, FL 33181, and 3000 SW 28th Lane, Coconut Grove, FL 33133. For more information, visit farreys.com, call 888-854-5483, or email help@farreys.com. Visit Farrey’s on social media on Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Farrey’s Lighting, Bath, Kitchen and Hardware.

On the evening of April 27, the Friends of Jack & Jill Center hosted its renowned signature event, the 19th Annual Pediatrix Flip Flops on the Docks, at the stunning Lauderdale Yacht Club. More than 425 of South Florida’s top community leaders, philanthropists and influencers were among the guests who attended the casual soirée, raising over $400,000 to support Jack & Jill Center’s mission to strengthen children and families through innovative education, supportive programming and community engagement. The scenic Intracoastal Waterway and the vibrant beach décor created the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening. During Flip Flops on the Docks, guests enjoyed tropical-inspired drinks, food and live music by the Marcia Mitchell Band. Supporters also had the opportunity to bid on luxurious items in live and silent auctions including high-end items and exceptional luxury experiences ranging from elegant jewelry, memorabilia, lifestyle experiences, unique travel opportunities, Taylor Swift concert tickets and more. “We're incredibly grateful for all of those who joined us at our Annual Pediatrix Flip Flops on the Docks at the gorgeous Lauderdale Yacht Club to support Jack & Jill Center’s children and families in need,” said Heather Siskind, CEO of Jack & Jill Center. “The fun-filled evening wouldn’t be possible without our co-chairs Elizabeth and Randi, our board members, sponsors and donors who are committed to our mission.” Jack & Jill Center supports children of high need working families through quality early childhood education, elementary education, family strengthening program and HEALTH Program to ensure every child and family has the tools they need to be successful. Jack & Jill Center has served 30,000 children and families in South Florida since 1942. Since it was established in 1999, The Friends of Jack & Jill Center has raised over $5.8 million and volunteered countless hours to improve the lives of the Center's children and families. The event was graciously co-chaired by Elizabeth Lowsky and Randi Schwartz. The Friends of Jack & Jill Center thank the sponsors for their generous support. Pediatrix served as the event’s Title Sponsor. The Lauderdale Yacht Club member sponsors were Maria and Kyle Meyer. For more information about Jack & Jill visit www.jackandjillcenter.org By ML Staff. Photo Credit: Blue Eye Images, photographed by Cristina Pelino.

Leaf Spa, located at the AKA Brickell, opened its doors and celebrated an official grand opening ceremony on April. The spa, located in the heart of the Miami's vibrant cultural center, brings wellness to the mind, body and soul with holistic treatments that connect guests with nature and one another. The Brickell spa is the second location for the Leaf Spa brand, as it opened at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park in 2022. The event was attended by 200 guests, which includes Miami nobles within the health and wellness community. The program began with a red carpet entry on the hotel's ground floor. A Shamanic band performed as guests made their way from the hotel's luxurious porte-cochère to the elevators where they headed to the hotel's 25th floor where a local DJ provided live entertainment in the hotel's gathering space. Food and beverage was served by ADRIFT Mare, the hotel's restaurant, inspired by the Amalfi Coast. Upon entry, attendees were encouraged to participate in special programming by Leaf Spas, including guided meditations, angel readings, cell-rejuvenation treatments, mini spa sessions and facial gemming using crystals made of clear quartz, which were gifted to all who attended. The climax of the celebration included a ribbon cutting ceremony, which included the Leaf Spa team, including Marizza Contreras and Craig Carter, the Brickell Chamber of Commerce founder Evelio Medina, Anne-Laure de Roode, Marketing & Events Manager of ADRIFT Mare, Sean Flanigan, general manager of AKA Brickell and and Ceci Velasco – Executive Director, The Ocean Drive Association. Blending time-held traditions with modern-day rituals, Leaf Spa offers luxurious treatments that increase overall well-being. The spa brand focuses on authentic wellness practices inspired by the earth’s natural wonders and seasonal evolutions. The spa’s intention is to bring the mind and body into alignment with nature by shedding old “leaves” and blossoming anew. Guests were encouraged to visit the spa on the 24th floor, which included the Wish Tree, which represents hope. Each attendee could tie a ribbon onto the Wish Tree in hopes of setting goals for the future. The spa includes a number of amenities, including the locker rooms, saunas, steam room, swimming pool, meditation area, relaxation room, hydrotherapy room, and the House of Knowledge, a gallery wall of plants, herbs and leaves from around the world noting their natural healing benefits. Leaf Spa is open from from 9 a.m. to 6 pm. seven days a week. For more information visit https://www.stayaka.com/hotel-aka-brickell/spa. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Leaf Spa

280 E Palmetto Park Road, LLC celebrated the grand opening of the Glass House Boca Raton Sales Gallery on May 1. Glass House Boca Raton is the first modern glass building in the heart of downtown Boca Raton featuring 28 gracious residences offering the city’s only rooftop pool oasis with stunning ocean, Intracoastal, and golf course views. VIP executives and visionaries of the new development spoke before the ceremonial ribbon cutting. The event was attended by Adam Gottbetter, VP of Finance & Development of 280 E Palmetto Park Road, LLC; Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of Brokerage, Douglas Elliman Florida Region and President of Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, Florida; Caprice Weber, Executive Vice President and managing director at Douglas Elliman Development Marketing; Jorge Garcia, CEO of Garcia Stromberg; Wade Hallock, owner of Hallock Design Group; Sarah Pearson, executive vice president of the Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce; and other local dignitaries. “We’re extremely excited to celebrate the grand opening of the Glass House Boca Raton sales gallery, which will give visitors and future residents a taste of what Glass House’s luxury residences will offer,” said Gottbetter. “Boca Raton is booming, and we’re proud to be at the heart of downtown with top-tier dining, shopping and less than one mile from the beach.” Glass House Boca Raton sets a new standard for world-class living in Boca Raton. We have already experienced significant sales momentum in this architecturally significant residential offering and expect interest to remain strong as the desire for city centric living continues to grow,” said Parker. “Glass HouseBoca Raton’s one-of-a-kind project with its unique downtown location will continue to set it apart in the market.” The 10-story, intimate luxury residential development launched sales in February 2024 and is ideally situated at 280 E Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL 33432. Groundbreaking is slated for the first quarter of 2025, and the development is expected to be completed in Q4 2026. The visionaries behind the design of Glass House include architecture by renowned West Palm Beach firm Garcia Stromberg, interior design by celebrity interior designer Wade Hallock of Miami-based Hallock Design Group, and landscape architecture by award-winning AGTLAND of Delray Beach. Glass House Boca Raton is distinctly located less than one mile from the beach and offers easy access to The Boca Raton by golf cart. With a dedicated, private entrance and exit on Southeast Third Avenue and a discreet entrance on E Royal Palm Road, Glass House is surrounded by desirable restaurants and shopping. Featuring open concept layouts with two- to four-bedroom floor plans ranging from 2,504–3,950 square feet, purchasers have the option to combine for half- and full-floor residences. Each residence offers generous living, dining and entertaining areas, private or semi-private elevator access, nine-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, a full-size laundry room, and a deep, private terrace with glass railings. Select residences include a den/office. Each residence has fully automated and integrated custom sun-shading/lighting control. Offering expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces, residences include private terraces ranging from eight to 12 feet deep. The spa-inspired primary bathrooms feature dual-sink vanities and water closets, and mosaic shower floors. There are spacious walk-in closets in the primary bedroom. Gourmet kitchens boast custom Italian cabinetry, professional-grade Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove appliances, gas cooktop, an island, and heat-resistant European porcelain countertops and backsplash. A curated selection of finish packages is available for customization. Residences are integrated with a Crestron automation system for lighting, shades and climate control. The premier rooftop oasis includes a private pool, private cabanas, in-pool sun deck, Jacuzzi, fire pit, and an outdoor catering kitchen with a commercial BBQ grill. A state-of-the-art fitness center with outdoor turf lanes, infra-red sauna, steam room, and a plunge pool can be found on the first floor, in addition to a residents-only lounge, called the “Palmetto Lounge,” which will offer demitasse and a tranquil space to meet privately. With monitored entries including a full-time doorman, Glass House offers two levels of underground parking with two parking spaces for every residence, including a limited number of climate-controlled private two-car garages with storage, a residents-only car wash, golf cart parking and charging station, and parking for residents’ bicycles. Brightline’s new Boca Raton station is less than one mile away. Glass HouseBoca Raton also offers a generator for fire life safety and elevator service. Glass House Boca Raton is offering a limited number of preferred membership opportunities to residents with the iconic The Boca Raton (formerly Boca Raton Resort & Club), subject to availability (golf not included). Pricing is from $2.5-6.9 million. Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is the exclusive sales and marketing team for Glass House Boca Raton. For more information, please visit glasshouseboca.com, email info@glasshouseboca.com or call the sales gallery at 561.232.2644. By ML Staff. Photo credit: Tracey Benson Photography

Louis Vuitton, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and innovation, introduces a captivating array of high watchmaking novelties for 2024. Each timepiece embodies the brand’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of horological artistry. Let’s delve into the highlights of Louis Vuitton’s latest creations. Voyager Flying Tourbillon Poinçon de Genève Plique-à-Jour Louis Vuitton pioneered the revival of plique-à-jour enamel in the 21st century with the Voyager Flying Tourbillon. The dial, reminiscent of a modern stained-glass window, reveals the intricate flying tourbillon movement. Through meticulous collaboration with master enamellers, Louis Vuitton breathes new life into this rare and complex technique, underscoring its commitment to preserving heritage craftsmanship. Louis Vuitton Escale Cabinet of Wonders Transporting us into a realm where travel meets art, the Escale Cabinet of Wonders trilogy redefines the essence of timekeeping. Inspired by the eclectic collections of Gaston-Louis Vuitton, these exquisite timepieces seamlessly blend technical prowess with métiers d’art, signaling a new era in Louis Vuitton’s fine watchmaking journey. Tambour Moon Flying Tourbillon Sapphire Frank Gehry A collaboration between Louis Vuitton’s La Fabrique du Temps and acclaimed architect Frank Gehry, this masterpiece pays homage to Gehry’s iconic architectural marvels. With its transparent design, the watch offers a mesmerizing view of the flying tourbillon calibre. Gehry’s distinct mini-structure dial design, inspired by the Fondation Louis Vuitton, adds a touch of architectural elegance to this exceptional timepiece. Tambour Slim Vivienne Jumping Hours Embodying the spirit of adventure, the Tambour Slim Vivienne Jumping Hours collection features Louis Vuitton’s beloved mascot, Vivienne, embarking on captivating journeys. From Sakura Vivienne amid Japan’s cherry blossoms to Astronaut Vivienne exploring the cosmos, these timepieces blend whimsy with technical precision, showcasing Louis Vuitton’s mastery of watchmaking techniques. Louis Vuitton’s High Watchmaking Novelties 2024 represent a harmonious blend of tradition, innovation, and artistry, reaffirming the brand’s position as a trailblazer in the world of haute horlogerie. To learn more visit www.louisvuitton.com. By ML staff. Images courtesy of Louis Vuitton.

Miami Living Magazine is thrilled to announce that Max Verstappen, the reigning three-time Formula 1 world champion from the Netherlands, graces the cover of our latest issue ahead of the Miami Grand Prix to be held on May 3-5, 2024.  In this interview, Verstappen shares his profound love for driving while reflecting on his current commanding performance in Formula 1. Beyond racing, the latest issue of Miami Living Magazine encompasses over 480 pages of captivating content. Here's an overview of what awaits you: HOME & DESIGN We introduce Poliform's Bera, a sofa system exuding architectural sophistication by Jean-Marie Massaud; Roche Bobois's Spring-Summer 2024 Collection, where innovation meets timeless elegance; and for your home decoration, splendid vases crafted by Royal Copenhagen. Poliform's Bera sofa system FASHION Presenting the following curated fashion collections: Ralph Lauren Resort, Prada Fall, Louis Vuitton Nautical, and a closer look at Sachin & Babi, the occasion wear brand renowned for its exquisite embroidery and vibrant colors from India. Additionally, British actor Kingsley Ben-Adir showcases Gucci’s new look for its iconic Horsebit 1953 loafer, while Cubavera, a brand by Perry Ellis, captures the vibrant essence of Latin America with its latest guayabera designs infused with a modern twist. For new launches, we introduce the Michael Kors Colby shoulder bag and Aimée Ann Lou’s luxury sustainable footwear. Louis Vuitton Nautical Collection LIFESTYLE Introducing Dior’s new Rose Des Vents jewelry collection, Patek Philippe's groundbreaking addition to the renowned Aquanaut watch collection with the New Aquanaut, and Louis Vuitton’s captivating array of high watchmaking novelties for 2024. Plus, take a look at Jamie Turner's dazzling new jewelry collection celebrating Texas Hill Country, the sustainable jewelry elegance of La Nadia Jewels founded by Nadia König Muniz, and The Reserve – the latest high jewelry collection from With Clarity. Patek Philippe's the new Aquanaut REAL ESTATE Explore luxury homes for sale in Miami, including 100 South Pointe Drive and 50 South Pointe Drive, both located in Miami Beach. Plus discover the innovative custom luxury pool work from Diamond Spas & Pools. Step inside the luxury living experience at The Residences at 1428 Brickell, offering breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay. The Residences at 1428 Brickell MOVE For ground travel, discover the McLaren Artura Spider, which redefines open-air driving with groundbreaking technology and performance. For high seas, we introduce Benetti’s new Motopanfilo, a 37M luxury super yacht. For air travel, Monarch Air Group, a leading private jet charter company, offers an insider's perspective on the frequently traveled aerial pathway from Miami to New York City. McLaren's Artura Spider For personal water play in style, explore Flite’s Fliteboard and Flitescooter, providing a sensation of flying over water with no wind or waves, emission-free and virtually silent. Additionally, experience the Valo Hyperfoil, redefining the jet ski experience with its innovative two-person, all-electric watercraft. Flite’s Fliteboard COVER STORY, MAX VERSTAPPEN Max Verstappen, the reigning three-time world champion from the Netherlands, shares his profound love for driving while reflecting on his current commanding performance in Formula 1 behind the wheel of his Red Bull ahead of the much-anticipated Miami Grand Prix. We also provide the Official 2024 Formula 1 Racing Schedule, including the official event names, locations, and dates of every race on the F1 2024 calendar. Max Verstappen PEOPLE Renowned artist Franz Josef Baur's latest series, Eternal Blossom - Cycle of Life, invites viewers on a contemplative journey through themes of transience and rebirth, while Argentine visual artist Betiana Bradas talks about her creative journey and visions. Meet Chilean painter and sculptor Ignacio Gana, recently named Artist of the Year at the Latin Grammy Awards, and Miami's sought-after artist. And presenting  an interview with social media sensation Brandon Farris on his journey from humble beginnings to internet fame and his perspective on Miami. Chilean painter and sculptor Ignacio Gana EVENT Artisan Beach House at The Ritz-Carlton Bal Harbour, Miami, will be hosting a Sip and Taste- Mother’s Day Brunch on May 12th, 2024, while the Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami presents Aurora’s wedding from Sleeping Beauty on May 11th. Gulfstream Park’s Curlin Florida Derby, one of Florida’s most legendary races leading up to the Kentucky Derby, returned on Saturday, March 30th. Plus, we bring you highlights and insights from the inaugural RacquetX, the 3-day event recently held in Miami in celebration of the boom of racket-related sports. Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami presents 'Aurora' on May 11th TRAVEL SIXT, the global leader in premium mobility services, emphasizes the importance of your car rental in shaping your overall travel experience, whether you're heading to Miami or exploring another destination. In Miami, indulge in the comfort and fully equipped amenities offered by Eskape Collection, where CEO and founder Flavio Rossato talks to us about his hospitality company. Transitioning from the bustling streets of Miami, we take you on a travel journey to the culturally rich town of Iowa City. Consider Hyatt Place Iowa City's upscale rooms for a relaxing stay during your city explorations. ABAE Hotel by Eskape Collection FOOD BelGioioso’s fresh Mozzarella is crafted using traditional Italian methods, ensuring an authentic and exceptional taste. For local cuisine, head out to Boatyard, offering breathtaking views of the Intracoastal Waterway in Ft. Lauderdale, and enjoy daily catches from local fishermen and more. BelGioioso’s fresh Mozzarella WELLNESS Core Health Miami offers personalized primary care and wellness services right here in Miami, providing comprehensive healthcare including 24/7 physician access, telehealth appointments, specialized therapies, and both physicians are Board-Certified in Internal Medicine. At Silver Mirror Facial Bar, custom facials for every face are the focus. The co-founder and CEO of Silver Mirror, Matt Maroone, delivers personalized skincare solutions to Miami’s diverse community. Dr. Ketevan Leo, MD at Core Health Miami As always, thank you for taking the time to read Miami Living! Miami Living Team By ML Staff. 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Prepare for the adrenaline-pumping roar of engines, the lightning-fast speeds, and the heart-stopping action of Formula 1 racing! Miami Living proudly presents the Official 2024 Formula 1 Racing Schedule. Here, discover the official event names, locations, and dates of every exhilarating race on the F1 calendar. Jen Ross /CCA 2.5 FORMULA 1 CRYPTO.COM MIAMI GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Miami, Florida Date: May 02-05, 2024 Tickets & More Info Sergio Perez in the RB18 getting ready for a practice start at the Miami GP in 2022. Photo: Dcmaradiaga, CC BY-SA 4.0 FORMULA 1 MSC CRUISES GRAN PREMIO DEL MADE IN ITALY E DELL'EMILIA-ROMAGNA 2024 Location: Imola, Italy Date: May 16-19, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DE MONACO 2024 Location: Monte Carlo, Monaco Date: May 23-26, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 AWS GRAND PRIX DU CANADA 2024 Location: Montréal, Canada Date: Jun 06-09, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 ARAMCO GRAN PREMIO DE ESPAÑA 2024 Location: Barcelona, Spain Date: Jun 20-23, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 QATAR AIRWAYS AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Spielberg, Austria Date: Jun 27-30, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 QATAR AIRWAYS BRITISH GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Silverstone, England Date: Jul: 04-07, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Budapest, Hungary Date: Jul 18-21, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 ROLEX BELGIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium Date: Jul 25-28, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN DUTCH GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Zandvoort, Netherlands Date: Aug 22-25, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 PIRELLI GRAN PREMIO D’ITALIA 2024 Location: Monza, Italy Date: Aug 29 - Sep 01, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 QATAR AIRWAYS AZERBAIJAN GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Baku, Azerbaijan Date: Sep 12-15, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Marina Bay, Singapore Date: Sep 20-22, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 PIRELLI UNITED STATES GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Austin, Texas Date: Oct 17-20, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 GRAN PREMIO DE LA CIUDAD DE MÉXICO 2024 Location: Mexico City, Mexico Date: Oct 24-27, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 LENOVO GRANDE PRÊMIO DE SÃO PAULO 2024 Location: São Paulo, Brazil Date: Oct 31- Nov 03, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Las Vegas, Nevada Date: Nov 21-23, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 QATAR AIRWAYS QATAR GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Doha, Qatar Date:  Nov 28 - Dec 01, 2024 Tickets & More Info FORMULA 1 ETIHAD AIRWAYS ABU DHABI GRAND PRIX 2024 Location: Yas Island, Abu Dhabi Date: Dec 05-08, 2024 Tickets & More Info Photo by Matt Seymour on Unsplash For more information and tickets, click here. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of F1.

McLaren driver Lando Norris added his name to the list of Formula 1 race winners with a sensational breakthrough victory in Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix, overhauling Red Bull rival Max Verstappen to take the chequered flag. Norris ran sixth in the early stages of the race, with fast-starting team mate Oscar Piastri the McLaren man who initially looked most likely to cause an upset, but a Safety Car at the midway point played perfectly into the Briton’s hands after he extended his opening stint. Norris emerged from the pits in the lead, with Verstappen demoted to second after stopping under normal racing conditions, and despite an initial attack from the latter at the restart, the Briton managed to maintain the position and then edge clear. A cool, calm and collected performance thereafter, and balance problems for Verstappen, meant there was no stopping Norris from banishing the demons of his near-miss at the 2021 Russian Grand Prix and becoming a race winner at the 110th time of asking. Race results Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2024 Final Results: Verstappen settled for second amid his relative struggles behind the wheel, while Charles Leclerc completed the podium ahead of Ferrari team mate Carlos Sainz, who clashed with Piastri late on in an incident that sent the Australian back into the pits for a new front wing. Sergio Perez wound up fifth in the second of the Red Bulls, having completed another stop under the Safety Car, as Lewis Hamilton and George Russell salvaged some solid points on a challenging weekend for Mercedes in sixth and eighth respectively. Yuki Tsunoda gave RB another reward in seventh, while Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso crossed the line ninth and Esteban Ocon capitalised on Piastri’s problems to finish 10th and score a morale-boosting first point of the season for the Alpine team. Haas had been on course for another top-10 result in the opening exchanges, only for Nico Hulkenberg to slip down the order as the race developed, leaving him 11th at the flag from the other Alpine machine of Pierre Gasly. Piastri battled his way back up to 13th after that aforementioned front wing change, albeit being warned by McLaren not to spark another incident and Safety Car period as Norris led, clearing Zhou Guanyu’s Kick Sauber just before the finish. After starring in the Sprint, Daniel Ricciardo could do no more than 15th on Grand Prix day, followed by Valtteri Bottas (Kick Sauber) and Lance Stroll (Aston Martin), whose fierce battle with Williams rival Alex Albon saw him earn a 10-second time penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage. Albon was the final finisher in 19th, behind the Haas of Kevin Magnussen, who served a 10-second sanction of his own for a collision with Williams driver Logan Sargeant that put the home favourite out of the race. As the drivers headed back to the pits, the emotions came out for Norris over the radio as he and his race engineer, along with team boss Zak Brown, revelled in a milestone moment that also gave McLaren a first Grand Prix win since Monza back in 2021. Norris emerged on top for an emotional maiden win and McLaren’s first in almost three years AS IT HAPPENED After an action-packed double-header of the Sprint race and Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday, which reigning world champion Verstappen mastered, attention soon turned to Sunday’s main event and 57 laps around the Miami International Autodrome. Only one change was made to the starting order after the grid-deciding session, with Ricciardo going from 18th to 20th thanks to the application of a three-place penalty he picked up at the previous race in China for breaching the Safety Car regulations. When the field lined up on the grid and the tyre blankets came off, it was confirmed that most drivers would be starting on the medium rubber, while Hamilton, Alonso, Magnussen and Ricciardo opted for hards, and Bottas softs, in what Pirelli expected to be a one-stop encounter. Pole-sitter Verstappen managed to defend his lead off the line for the second time this weekend as the race got under way, slotting in front of squabbling team mates Leclerc and Sainz, who had to take avoiding action when Perez dramatically locked up and fired his way into the first corner. Perez’s mistake, along with the Ferraris almost banging wheels, opened the door for Piastri to pull off a remarkable rise from sixth to third at the exit of Turn 1, just behind Leclerc, with Sainz slipping back to fourth from the recovering Perez, Norris, Hamilton and Hulkenberg. Verstappen headed into the Grand Prix having led every session of the weekend so far Further back, Alpine pair Ocon and Gasly went wheel-to-wheel for several corners in an exchange that no doubt raised heartrates on the Alpine pit wall, until the latter settled it in his favour, while Hulkenberg pounced on the hard-shod Hamilton at the start of Lap 2 for seventh. A couple of tours later, rather than looking in his mirrors, Piastri edged closer to Leclerc and used the Drag Reduction System on the lengthy run between Turns 16 and 17 to snatch second place from the Monegasque, as race leader Verstappen now sat two seconds up the road. As the race settled down, a series of opening lap replays, including an onboard from Perez, showed that the Mexican came perilously close to running into the back of team mate Verstappen at Turn 1, with the stewards looking into a potential jump start before deciding against any further action. With his hard tyres coming into play, Hamilton muscled his way past Hulkenberg for P7 at Turn 11, only to lose the place again with a lock-up at Turn 17. “Nearly just had a big crash there,” reported Hamilton over the radio in response to the first overtake, having been squeezed towards the wall. Hamilton regained his composure to attack Hulkenberg once more over the following laps, this time making a move stick for good under braking for Turn 11, and it was not long before the German lost eighth to the other Mercedes of Russell. Williams and Kick Sauber were the first teams to pit as the lap count edged past double figures, with all four taking on hard tyres, while Hulkenberg also decided that enough was enough after losing out to the Silver Arrows as he switched to the white-marked rubber. Attention then turned to when the front-runners would pit, as Verstappen stretched out his advantage over Piastri to some three seconds, followed by Leclerc, Sainz, Perez and Norris, who was doing his best to get past the second of the Red Bulls but could not quite get close enough. Perez released Norris into some welcome clean air when he became the first of the leading group to pit for fresh tyres on Lap 18, returning to the track with hard rubber bolted to his car in 10th position, behind Hamilton, Russell, Tsunoda and Ocon. It did not take long for the next stop to arrive, as Leclerc boxed on Lap 20 and followed Perez onto hards, with a particularly quick service from Ferrari – dipping under the two-second mark – putting pressure on Piastri and McLaren ahead of their visit to the pits. It was all looking under control for Verstappen until he skipped over the Turn 14/15 chicane and struck a bollard, which he carried with him for a few more metres and disposed of at the exit of Turn 16, prompting the Dutchman to radio his team and ask for a front wing check. Piastri charged his way up the order during a dramatic start to proceedings A Virtual Safety Car was soon deployed to allow a marshal to hop over the wall and retrieve the out-of-place bollard, prompting ‘cheap’ stops for Ocon, Alonso and Magnussen under the caution, with leader Verstappen then pitting at the end of Lap 23 after the VSC had ended. Piastri, Sainz and Norris all continued up front, rather than immediately following Verstappen onto new tyres, while TV cameras picked up a thrilling four-way scrap involving Ocon, Hulkenberg, Alonso and Gasly as cars filtered back in from their pit stops. “It’s impossible to see the kerb now in the chicane,” reported Hamilton over the radio, following Verstappen’s moment, before he followed team mate Russell into the pits – the seven-time champion taking on mediums, and the younger Briton moving to hards. On Lap 27, race leader Piastri decided it was time to pit, followed by Sainz, as both drivers switched to hard tyres and gave Norris a run at the head of the field – leaving the latter, Tsunoda, Zhou and Ricciardo as the only drivers yet to stop. Moments later, the yellow flags came out – and then a full Safety Car was deployed – for an incident involving Magnussen and Sargeant, playing brilliantly into the hands of Norris, who was now able to complete his pit stop with a much smaller time loss. Norris benefitted from a Safety Car to jump Verstappen for the lead of the race Tsunoda, Zhou and Ricciardo also took the opportunity to swap tyres, with Perez coming in for a second time, as replays showed Magnussen attempting a move on Sargeant through the Turn 2 flick, where contact sent the American into the barriers and the Dane back to the pits for repairs. Sargeant swiftly reported over the radio that he was “okay”, but his Williams had sustained terminal damage upon impact and, as such, it marked a disappointing end to the first of three home Grands Prix he is set to take part in this season. After that drama, Norris came back out from his stop in front of Verstappen, with Leclerc holding third over the demoted Piastri, Sainz and Perez, followed by Tsunoda, Hamilton, Russell and Ocon in the final points-paying positions as it stood. An update from the stewards then confirmed that Magnussen would be given a 10-second time penalty for the clash that forced Sargeant into retirement, adding to the series of sanctions he received in his wheel-to-wheel battling with Hamilton in the Sprint race. At the end of Lap 32, the Safety Car peeled into the pits and Norris got the encounter back under way, but the McLaren racer immediately came under pressure from Verstappen and had to go defensive through the first sector to keep his place at the head of the pack. An error from Verstappen then gave Norris some breathing space, after which he pumped in a series of rapid sector times to move out of DRS range, while the other McLaren of Piastri got involved in a scrap with Sainz down at Turn 11 – the latter feeling that he was forced off the track in the process. Norris continued to edge away from Verstappen as the laps ticked by, building a 2.5s cushion over with 20 tours to go, as the second-placed man reported over the radio that “I can’t get the car to turn” and described the situation as a “disaster”. After expressing frustration that Piastri had escaped a penalty for their earlier scuffle, Sainz managed to find a way past at Turn 17, with the McLaren driver fighting back at Turn 1 but then locking up and losing places to the Spaniard, Perez and Hamilton. With replays showing contact between Sainz and Piastri under braking for Turn 17 (an incident that will be looked at by the stewards post-race), Piastri sustained some damage to his front wing and was forced to pit for a new one, adding insult to injury as he dropped all the way to the back of the field. Piastri then set about charging his way up the order and attempting to get back into the points, but some lock-ups and wheel-to-wheel moments prompted a reminder from his race engineer not to get involved in any drama that could cause another Safety Car and compromise Norris. Piastri and Sainz had multiple run-ins over the course of the afternoon Some other late action involved Albon and Stroll, with the latter going off track in his quest to come out on top and landing a 10-second time penalty as a result, meaning any hope he had of scoring points were dashed. Up front, there were no such dramas as Norris – driving with plenty of confidence and maturity – expertly saw out the final few laps to become a Grand Prix winner for the very first time, while earning McLaren their first win in almost three years. Verstappen was some 7.5 seconds back in the runner-up spot, with Leclerc a couple of seconds further adrift in third, Sainz taking fourth ahead of his trip to the stewards alongside Piastri, and Perez completing the top five positions. Mercedes scored points with Hamilton and Russell in sixth and eighth, split by Tsunoda, as Alonso and Ocon completed the top-10 places from Hulkenberg, Gasly, the recovering Piastri, Zhou, Ricciardo, Bottas and Stroll. Albon was the final finisher in 19th, with team mate Sargeant having to watch the rest of his home race from the sidelines after being punted out at mid-distance by Magnussen, who wound up 18th via that extra pit stop for repairs. Special thanks to Formula One World Championship Limited for text/images. Images and text courtesy of Formula 1.