Aman is promoting a series of seasonal travel experiences across its international portfolio, highlighting outdoor adventures in the United States, cultural itineraries in Asia and private villa stays for late summer gatherings. Canyonland Experiences in Utah Set in an untouched stretch of the Utah desert, Amangiri and its sister retreat, Camp Sarika, offer back to nature stays with access to otherworldly canyon landscapes and late summer outdoor activities. Located a short flight from many US cities, the property provides guided excursions, desert hikes and opportunities to explore the surrounding canyonlands during the warmer months. Seasonal Journeys in Japan and Indonesia Aman is also focusing on multi stop itineraries across its properties in Japan, where landscapes transition from summer to autumn between Tokyo, Kyoto and Ise Shima. The brand’s Japanese retreats are positioned for guests interested in cultural experiences, changing foliage and city to countryside travel. In Indonesia, Aman’s collection of resorts is promoting travel during the dry season, when clear days and calm seas support outdoor exploration across multiple islands and coastal settings. Art Exhibition at Amanfayun in China At Amanfayun in Hangzhou, guests can experience a curated display of contemporary Eastern art that reflects the region’s cultural heritage. The property’s latest exhibition, Lu Shang’s "Encountering Plumes: The Hundred Crane Album," is scheduled to remain on view until 16 October 2026, adding an art focused dimension to stays in the historic city. Private Villas for Late Summer Gatherings Aman is highlighting its villas and private homes for guests seeking late summer gatherings with family and friends. The properties are presented as combining residential style seclusion with resort level services and support from multilingual reservations teams. By ML. Photo(s)/Aman

Bremont has appointed Daniel Bing as Chief Marketing Officer, giving him responsibility for leading the British watchmaker’s global marketing strategy as it pursues further international growth. Bing brings more than 20 years of international experience in marketing and brand strategy for luxury brands. He previously served as Marketing Director for the Americas at Vacheron Constantin, where he oversaw high-net-worth client acquisition, customer relationship management, cultural partnerships, boutique openings and integrated campaigns. Before that role, he spent a decade in luxury menswear marketing at Alfred Dunhill. In his new position at Bremont, Bing will oversee brand communications, customer engagement and integrated marketing, with a focus on supporting the company’s global expansion and reinforcing its status as a leading British luxury watchmaker. Bremont CEO Davide Cerrato said Bing’s background in high horology and experience in the US and UK markets will support the company’s next phase of growth, highlighting his track record at established luxury watch and menswear brands. By ML. Photo(s)/Bremont

Christian Dior Couture has released a new Qixi 2026 collection that highlights the art of embroidery through refined ready-to-wear and accessories. The line focuses on distinctly feminine pieces that feature the maison's Oblique Pastel Jacquard and Colibri motifs, reinterpreting signature patterns in soft tones and delicate textures. The collection is available through Dior's website and selected boutiques, offering a range of looks designed for the Qixi festival. By ML. Photo(s)/Christian Dior Couture

Burberry has introduced a seasonal range of lightweight tees, shirts and polos that feature the brand’s signature details and are designed for warm-weather dressing. The collection focuses on simple silhouettes elevated by heritage-inspired touches, offering pieces that can be paired with shorts and accessories for relaxed summer outfits. Customers can explore the new designs in the shirts and tops selection and browse polos and T-shirts online or in stores. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry

New World Symphony has introduced a redesigned website intended to simplify access to concert schedules, fellowship information and virtual tours of the New World Center. The updated site offers streamlined navigation for visitors who want to explore upcoming performances, learn more about the academy’s training programs or take online tours of the Miami Beach venue. Audiences can visit the website for additional program details. Tickets are now available for the 2026-27 season, which will feature Ravel’s Boléro, Mozart’s Requiem, Mahler’s First Symphony and Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, along with works by contemporary composers including Missy Mazzoli, Jessie Montgomery and Philip Glass. Patrons are encouraged to secure seats early to access introductory pricing and a wider selection of locations in the hall. Season and individual performance information, as well as ticket purchasing options, can be found on the New World Symphony site. By ML. Photo(s)/New World Symphony

The Community Foundation of Broward is marking Black Philanthropy Month and National Make-A-Will Month by underscoring how charitable giving and estate planning can help residents create lasting support for local causes. Black Philanthropy Month, observed globally each August, recognizes Black giving and encourages greater funding equity and community investment. The Community Foundation of Broward, guided by its “Cherish Diversity” core value, has expanded outreach since 2022 to partner with more Black philanthropists. These efforts have contributed to a 71% increase in charitable funds established by Black donors at the Foundation. Local examples include Burnadette Norris-Weeks and Aaron Weeks, who created an endowed donor-advised fund to provide permanent support for racial justice, equity, diversity and inclusion, and Community Foundation Board Chair Jonathan Allen and Timothy Allen, who established endowed scholarship funds honoring their father, civil rights attorney W. George Allen. Through endowed funds and estate commitments, these families are using philanthropy to expand opportunity and sustain a multigenerational legacy. National Make-A-Will Month highlights the importance of creating or updating a will, which can direct personal assets and extend charitable impact through planned giving. The Community Foundation works with donors and their advisors to structure estate gifts that launch or grow endowed funds, providing ongoing support for selected causes and organizations. Individuals who include the Foundation in their estate plans may join its Legacy Society, which now includes more than 150 philanthropists who have committed a combined $500 million in future gifts. A study commissioned by the Community Foundation of Broward, “Unlocking Opportunities: Shaping the Future of Charitable Giving in Broward County”, found that identity influences how and where households give and that diverse donors have been underrepresented in mainstream philanthropy. The research also identified growing interest in strategic giving tools such as donor-advised funds. Today, the Foundation oversees 590 charitable funds and has distributed nearly $215 million in grants since 1984, supporting areas such as education, the arts, career readiness, seniors, environmental resilience, health, housing, disaster relief and nonprofit capacity. More information about the Community Foundation of Broward is available on its website. By ML. Photo(s)/Community Foundation of Broward

Valentino has introduced the Valentino Garavani Panthea bag as a new signature piece that connects the fashion house’s historic codes with contemporary design. Presented as a central accessory in the latest collection, the Panthea bag features the maison’s VLogo detailing and is designed to offer a structured yet versatile silhouette suitable for daily wear. The launch is accompanied by a coordinated selection of wallets and card holders, described as everyday essentials that reflect the brand’s craftsmanship and are available in a range of colors and materials. More information about the Panthea bag and related accessories is available on the Valentino website. By ML. Photo(s)/Valentino

The Miami HEAT have opened sales for 2026–27 regular season tickets at Kaseya Center in Miami, giving fans early access to seats for the upcoming campaign. Single-game tickets and a range of ticket plans are available for purchase, with options designed for fans seeking full-season access or more flexible packages. Supporters can buy tickets for games at Kaseya Center, review ticket plans for the 2026–27 season, and add the full schedule to their digital calendars to track key matchups. The team is also promoting a merchandise offer in which fans who spend at least $150 at official outlets can receive a complimentary Burnie Funko collectible, subject to availability and specific terms. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami HEAT

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez celebrated their wedding in Cascais, Portugal on August 11, 2026, wearing custom designs by Gucci alongside their five children. Ronaldo wore a custom Gucci light beige cotton single breasted notch lapel suit with a silver Horsebit detail on the trousers waistband, a white jersey T shirt and custom loafers with Horsebit detail. Rodríguez wore a custom Gucci Primavera white silk faille suit, consisting of a single breasted three button jacket and a pencil skirt with a center back slit, paired with a matching white silk crepe de chine shirt and white satin shoes with a silver metal Horsebit detail. Their children also wore looks by the House, with Cristiano Ronaldo Junior and Mateo Ronaldo in matching trousers and poplin white shirts, and Eva Maria, Alana Martina and Bella Esmeralda Ronaldo in Gucci white cotton dresses and Gucci ballet flats. By ML. Photo(s)/Gucci

Florida Grand Opera is preparing to release SCENE, a new print magazine that will debut in the coming weeks and present the company’s season in a dedicated publication. SCENE is described as a print statement that will feature culture, fashion, design, travel, and Florida Grand Opera’s season program, all framed through the visual and musical perspective of the company’s stage productions. One of the magazine’s first highlighted features focuses on tenor Arturo Chacón-Cruz, who returns to Florida Grand Opera to sing Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor, the role that introduced Luciano Pavarotti to American audiences on the same stage in 1965. Chacón-Cruz has performed at major houses including La Scala and the Metropolitan Opera, has been named GQ Mexico’s Man of the Year, and is noted for his entrepreneurial work in tequila as well as his advocacy for music education and celiac research. Chacón-Cruz has recorded a personal message for audiences that will accompany the feature, and Florida Grand Opera plans to share additional stories and messages from artists and creative leaders throughout the season as part of the SCENE initiative. More information about Florida Grand Opera and its season programming is available on the company’s official website. By ML. Photo(s)/Florida Grand Opera

Burberry is promoting a new selection of shoes designed for use across the upcoming months, focusing on styles that balance comfort with a more formal look. The footwear range is presented as suitable for days spent on the move, with options intended to work for city walks and weekend activities. The collection can be explored on the Burberry website where shoppers can view styles across women, men and children. By ML. Photo(s)/Burberry

Miami City Ballet has entered studio rehearsals for its 2026/27 season, bringing together dancers and creative teams as preparations begin for a slate of new and returning works that will appear onstage starting October 16. The company has welcomed 10 new dancers and three new apprentices for the season, which will include world premieres, company premieres, large-scale story ballets and repertory favorites. Rehearsals are underway at the company’s Miami Beach studios, where choreographers are developing and refining works that will be featured throughout the year. Former company dancer Patricia Delgado has returned to Miami City Ballet as a choreographer to create a new world premiere, developed in the same studios where she began her artistic career. The work will be presented October 16–25 as part of the American Rhythms program. Rehearsals have also begun for the Miami City Ballet premiere of Jerome Robbins’ 1958 work N.Y. Export: Opus Jazz, staged for the company by J.P. Frohlich, and for a separate world premiere by Tiler Peck that is scheduled to debut next spring in the Icons & Innovators program, running March 26–April 18. By ML. Photo(s)/Miami City Ballet and Ari Feldmiller (REN Media Pro)