Gucci presents a new campaign showcasing some of the House’s most iconic watches and jewelry designs. Lensed by photographer and director Ezra Petronio, stills and film highlight Interlocking G and GG Running jewelry along with G-Timeless and Gucci Dive timepieces. The Interlocking G and GG Running lines, presented in unison within the campaign, both feature variations on the House’s signature GG logo. The latest Interlocking G pieces, including necklaces, earrings, and rings, are crafted in yellow and white gold and peppered with pavé diamonds. GG Running designs are interspersed throughout, including open-shank bracelets in yellow and white gold with diamond detailing. The G-Timeless watch collection, which combines classicist style with a contemporary aesthetic, also takes center stage. Two designs feature striking malachite dials: a 38mm automatic edition with a green alligator strap and a 32mm quartz edition with a bi-color bracelet in steel and yellow gold. Two small-sized quartz editions with steel bracelets also appear one with an elegant lapis dial and the other with a pink lacquered dial. All of the G-Timeless watches are adorned with 15 intricately-made bees on the dial. Elsewhere, a 40mm Gucci Dive automatic edition, with a black ceramic dial and a steel bracelet, takes the spotlight. This new model represents a significant technical innovation, conferring an even greater range for diving exploration with a water resistance of up to 300 meters. To learn more visit www.gucci.com. By ML staff. Images courtesy of Gucci.

Salma Hayek Pinault wore a Gucci Custom all-over sequin embroidery burgundy gown. Florence Welch Gucci custom light rose gown with cape and black lace details. Julia Garner wore a Gucci custom red leather gown with leather embroidery. Jodie Turner Smith wore a long gown with hip cut out in draped crystal mesh, structured shoulders, high split and long sleeves. Emily Yang, digital NFT artist and founder of the Stand With Asians Community Funds, wears a Gucci black and ivory satin floor length gown Bethann Hardison, fashion model, activist and co-director of Invisible Beauty, wore a Gucci floral print silk dress. Amanda Nguyen, activist and founder of civil rights organization Rise, wore a Gucci pink chiffon gown. Maryangel Garcia-Ramos, Executive Director at Women Enabled International, wears a Gucci black silk dress. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Kering Foundation

This year's Paraiso Miami Beach (June 8-11) is bigger than ever, presenting the return of top swimwear designers and must-see runway shows ONEONE, Natasha Tonic, and Lain Snow. Additionally, SHAN by Canadian designer Chantal Levesque will be debuting its first Paraiso Swim week show, while Curve, the largest lingerie trade show in North America, arrives in Miami for the first time with its debut runway show. Shan's show is scheduled for Saturday, June 10 at 6PM at Paraiso For The First Time Join us on Miami Beach this June as we celebrate a roster of swim, lingerie and resort brands that will unveil their newest collections at the experiential tent constructed at Collins Park on Miami Beach at 2100 Collins Avenue. The following brands celebrate innovative design, inclusivity, diversity and sustainability on the runway. LAIN SNOW THURSDAY June 8 at 6PM - Lain Snow Shows ‘Coastal Cowboy’ Collection For Moms Who Love Twinning with Their Kids Lain Snow, a swimwear brand based in North Carolina, is known for creating family-friendly pieces for parents and kids who love to match. This year, the mommy & me brand brings western vibes to the sand with a playful Coastal Cowboy collection that blends Southern country style with Miami tropical flair. The collection debuts ready-to-buy swimwear with vibrant, stylish pieces perfect for the whole family! Playful prints and neon colors are paired with eccentric cowboy boots and hats from iconic Aspen store Kemo Sabe, giving a western twist to the coastal-inspired looks. The beloved family brand was born from designer and proud mother of two, Becca Ingle who launched Lain Snow in 2021 after she went viral on TikTok. Now as a top designer, Becca’s social media presence is larger than ever, attracting a close circle of influencer friends confirmed to model in her upcoming show. Influencer stars such as Caitlin Covington, Salome Andrea, and Jaslyn Ome will be walking the runway in support of Becca whose mission is to make all moms feel their best. “There’s nothing more fun to me than coordinating looks with my family as we travel around the world. Creating these special moments for other moms is the main inspiration behind my brand which is named after my beautiful daughter Lainey Snow. Each of our collections is designed to embrace motherhood with pieces that are fun, look great AND feel good,” says Becca. The full collection will be released on June 16 with availability to buy online at Maisonette and in-store locations throughout their homebase in North Carolina. ONEONE THURSDAY June 8 at 8PM - ONEONE Colombian Made-To-Order Swimwear Launches Their #TBT Collection ONEONE, the 100% Colombian brand which turned heads last year, is back to showcase its latest collection, playfully named #TBT. Designed to capture the best of both worlds - vintage vibes and modern style - the new resort 2024 collection draws inspiration from summers past to create a line of swimwear that's both timeless and on-trend. From retro-styled silhouettes to playful prints and bold color blocking, each piece is designed to honor the past while embracing the present. “We believe nostalgia and modernity can coexist,” says brand designer Valentina Aristizabal. “Our #TBT collection is designed to embody this balance with vibrant pieces that celebrate Summer vibes all year long.” she adds. Committed to sustainability and helping the planet one bikini at a time, ONEONE offers a full proof ON-DEMAND production, meaning every piece is made for the customer who ordered it. This allows them to reduce inventory excess with nearly no waste or deadstock. Additionally, 50% of the bikinis are created from fabrics developed from recycled raw materials taking its commitment one step further. A complete new wave for the swimwear industry - where eyes are on sustainability - ONEONE has perfected the manufacturing process. The full collection will be released in August with availability to buy online at oneoneswimwear.com. SHAN Saturday, June 10 at 4PM - SHAN Shows at Paraiso For The First Time SHAN, the Canadian resort wear company created by Chantal Levesque in 1985, is hitting the Swim Week runway for the first time with a show that’s sure to make a splash. With a boutique store in Sunset Harbor on Miami Beach - and others in top cities like West Palm Beach and The Hamptons - SHAN is already one of Miami’s most desired swim and resort wear brands. This season, the innovative brand out of Montreal will debut a modern collection designed for affluent travelers with a taste for fashion. Viewers can expect beautiful, elegant styles from the Cruise 2024 and Spring-Summer 2024 collections. Warm weather, beautiful sandy beaches and lush dense flora inspired the prints and fabrics for our newest collection. Soft and timeless, the colors used in the collection are inspired by the sea and coastal regions. Chantal Levesque is founder and designer of SHAN, which designs, manufactures, and distributes its collections of ready-to-wear, swimwear and luxury accessories for both men and women. ‘’Fashion is a diversion, a decor to embellish the body’’, she says. The new collection will be fully released in November with availability to buy online and at major retailers such as Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Berdorf Goodman. CURVE Saturday June 10 AT 6PM - CURVE Step Into A World Where Luxury Meets Seduction With Paraiso’s Largest Lingerie Show Curve is the number one intimate apparel trade show in North America. For the first time ever, the globally recognized expo is coming to Miami for its debut runway show, bringing together over 10 designers eager to showcase their latest lingerie, swim and activewear visions. Feast your eyes on the breathtaking designs and meticulous craftsmanship of Anita, Chantelle, Culture Trees, Elomi, Fantasy, Freya, Leonisa, Mapalé, Simone Pérèle, and Wacoal. Each brand brings its unique vision to the runway, showcasing the epitome of beauty, comfort, and confidence in lingerie. UK-based brands Elomi and Fantasie are designed to celebrate beauty in all body forms with a unique approach to solution-based lingerie and swimwear for full-figured women. Chantelle, a world leader in high-end French lingerie specializes in innovation for women in search of elegance and well-being. A few other standout brands include Culture Trees, an American designer that celebrates African culture with swimwear that promotes positivity and empowerment for all, and Anita, the German heritage sportswear brand committed to activewear for all body types. “The US intimate apparel industry is growing stronger each year and we’re excited to bring the show to Miami, a city where lingerie, swimwear, and active clothing are must-have essentials for everyone,” says Raphael Camp, CEO of Curve. The show will take place Saturday, June 10 at the Paraiso tent in Collins Park. NATASHA TONIC Sunday June 11 at 6PM - Natasha Tonić New Swim Collection Will Actually Help Restore Endangered Coral Reefs Swimwear designer Natasha Tonić is proud to debut her latest collection “Coral City” in collaboration with Miami-based pioneers Coral Morphologic at Paraiso Miami Swim Week 2023. The collection's goal is to bring awareness to the dangers facing coral reefs, including microfiber pollution and the effects of non-reef safe sunscreen. “I create collections when I feel there’s an environmental message to share,” says Natasha Tonić. “This time around I wanted to direct attention to worldwide endangered corals and offer a way to lend support. We’ve partnered with local Miami coral experts to donate 10% of sales to Coral Morphologic and another 10% to an Indonesian non-profit Ocean Gardener”. Natasha Tonic’s takes the commitment to sustainability one step further by planting one coral for every swimsuit purchased. Pieces in the collection feature coral designs inspired by Miami’s reefs and the pioneers working to restore them - Coral Morphologic and their Coral City Camera. Corals will be planted to the reefs of Bali by Indonesian non-profit Ocean Gardener who have developed a restoration technique that uses organic ropes and wooden stakes to restore damaged reefs without the use of plastics. Natasha Tonic is also the recipient of SI Swimsuit’s 2023 Sustainable Swimsuit Designer of the Year. The collection will be immediately available for purchase online after the fashion show, directly through the brand's website at www.natashatonic.com. AZULU Sunday June 11 at 7PM - AZULU Colombian-Made Resortwear Takes You on a Summer Trip to Porto Founded by a husband and wife team in Colombia, AZULU is a ready to wear brand with a strong resort identity. AZULU produces four collections a year and is known for its modern feminine silhouettes and frequent use of intricate textures and detailing. The collection titled Porto is inspired by a summer vacation in Portugal. Throughout the collection eyelets and embroideries are juxtaposed with prints inspired by the beautiful Portuguese tiles, rope and seashell details alluding to the culture deeply connected to the sea, the collection showcases an assortment of easy linen & cotton dresses, modern knit sets, and other effortless pieces that are perfect for a winter sun holiday. "Porto is a special collection, inspired by the country full of history, melancholy, and incredible talent.” says Maya Memovic, Creative Director. Designed to transport you to your next European escape, the collection blends hues of blues, orange, and terracotta, with neutral tones of white, ivory, and gold. Natural breathable fabrics are used to design the ready-to-wear collection while sustainable materials such recycled Lycras are used for the swim pieces. AZULU will present several see-now-buy-now pieces that can be shopped locally at their store locations in Brickell City Center and Aventura Mall. “We are extremely excited to bring our designs to Miami, a city we are proud to call home with the opening of our two bespoke store locations,” says Alex Srour, CEO. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of each featured swim brand

Rafaella redefines fashion with a commitment to versatility and sophistication that embraces all body shapes, fits, and sizes. Their latest collection exemplifies sustainable style through its fashion-forward design. With a focus on self-love and acceptance, Rafaella encourages everyone to cherish their unique form, encapsulating a message that resonates beyond clothing. To learn more, visit www.rafaellastyle.com. Follow Rafaella on Instagram: www.instagram.com/rafaellastyle By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Rafaella

The South Florida Cultural Consortium, an alliance of the arts councils of Broward, Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe and Palm Beach Counties grants visual and media artists with awards at either the $15,000 or $7,500 level. These awards are among the largest such honors accorded by local arts agencies to visual and media artists in the United States. Celebrating 35 years, (established 1988), the SFCC has awarded over $4 million in grants to more than 300 artists. In addition to receiving the grant, the artists take part in an exhibition hosted and organized by a visual arts institution in one of the five counties Photo by Mayur Deshpande on Unsplash FY 23-24 Application Deadline: Monday, October 2, 2023, 11:59PM https://miamidadepublicart.org/#fellowship For more information about the South Florida Cultural Consortium, including criteria and workshop recordings and PDF, please visit here. MORE ON THE SOUTH FLORIDA CULTURAL CONSORTIUM The South Florida Cultural Consortium is a regional initiative in support of the arts governed by an Interlocal Agreement among the counties of Broward, Martin, Miami-Dade, Monroe and Palm Beach. The Consortium’s members are the local arts agencies of these five counties, including the Broward County Cultural Division, the Arts Council of Martin County, the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Keys Council of the Arts, and the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. The Consortium works to foster cooperation across the South Florida region to help develop and promote the work of cultural organizations and artists and the audiences that they serve. Its programs and services range from the Visual and Media Artists Program to regional arts education and cultural tourism cooperative ventures. Each year, more than 300 artists who live and work throughout the five counties submit their applications for consideration to the South Florida Cultural Consortium’s Grant Program for Visual and Media Artists. Regional and national panels comprised of experts in visual art, film, and media from a variety of academic and major visual arts institutions are given the responsibility of recommending the final recipients. The South Florida Cultural Consortium is one of the most successful regional arts alliances in the nation, demonstrating that by sharing resources and best practices, the arts can thrive across a burgeoning five-county area. The South Florida Cultural Consortium is funded in part with support from The National Endowment of the Arts, The Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Arts Council, the Boards of County Commissioners of Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin and Monroe Counties, and the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County. For more information, please visit www.miamidadearts.org. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Mayur Deshpande

Join Gulfstream Park on Saturday, September 23rd, for the pinnacle "Taste at the Track" Bourbon & BBQ event. This Unlimited tasting is all about Bourbon & BBQ. Enjoy a variety of southern-style dishes including Butter Garlic Blackened Beef Tips, Smoked Jack Daniel’s BBQ Ribs, and Chopped Bourbon BBQ Brisket paired with your favorite premium bourbons, whiskeys, and handcrafted cocktails. The Flamingo Room, located on the 3rd floor of Gulfstream Park, boasts one of the best views in South Florida. GA Ticket: $50 - 1 PM – 4 PM VIP Ticket: $75 - 12 PM - 4 PM Must be 21+ to attend Purchase Tickets HERE. More on Gulfstream Park & The Village at Gulfstream Park Located at 901 South Federal Highway in Hallandale Beach, Florida, Gulfstream Park & The Village at Gulfstream Park, owned and operated by 1/ST, the consumer-facing brand of The Stronach Group, has been one of the most important venues for Thoroughbred horse racing in the country since 1939. In addition to live Thoroughbred horse racing, Gulfstream Park offers two floors of high-energy casino gaming entertainment. Level 1 provides the perfect combination of racing simulcasting and slots while Level 2 showcases even more slot games, live entertainment, and interactive promotions. Gulfstream Park guests can enjoy more than 700 Las Vegas-style slots, including electronic table games, 20 live-action table games with stakes ranging from casual to ultra-high; and captivating promotions and tournaments. Ideally located between Fort Lauderdale and Miami International Airports and just one mile from the Atlantic Ocean, Gulfstream Park & The Village at Gulfstream Park comprise South Florida's premiere entertainment destination, with an open-air mall, an international array of restaurants, world-class art galleries, a bowling alley, outdoor cafes and nightclubs, fashion boutiques, health and beauty services, and more. For more information about Gulfstream Park & The Village at Gulfstream Park, please visit gulfstreampark.com. Gulfstream Park is located at: 901 S Federal Highway Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Gulf Stream Park

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a Gucci Cruise 2023 red chiffon dress with ribbon detail to Vogue World: London 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane on September 14, 2023 in London. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Gucci

The Greenery Mall, also known as Dadeland Square, a popular mixed-use landmark located at 7700 North Kendall Drive, was acquired by Dadeland Greenery, L.P., from Cofe ZM Dadeland, LLC, on Sept. 15, 2023 for total consideration of $58 million subject to assumption of an existing $39 million mortgage. With a vision to cultivate a dynamic and flourishing site for both existing and new tenants, ownership aims to enhance the property’s potential and optimize its prime location on Kendall Drive and the Palmetto Expressway, just west of Dadeland Mall. The 8.38-acre property is presently comprised of 129,585 square feet of prime street level retail attached to an eight-story 84,913-square-foot suburban office building with 743 parking spaces. Major retail tenants include T.J. Maxx, HomeGoods, Guitar Center, JoAnn Fabric, Mattress Firm, Starbucks, Don Pan, UPS and Jamba Juice. The land is located in both the Kendall SMART Plan Mixed-Use Corridor and the Rapid Transit Activity Corridor due to its proximity to the Dadeland South Metrorail Station and the South Dade TransitWay Bus Terminal. “Based on its attributes, the land offers significant long-term redevelopment opportunities,” said Joseph Sanz, co-manager of the general partner of Dadeland Greenery, L.P. and Orion Capital Partners, LLC, the project’s sponsor. Over the past three years, Orion has acquired more than half a million square feet of retail and office space in the Dadeland and Pinecrest Submarket, which has one of the highest per capita income ratings in Florida. "As one of South Florida’s first true mixed-use projects, the Greenery was ahead of its time, and we intend to leverage its unique design, zoning and location to create a truly vibrant and prosperous hub for tenants and the community,” said Kevin Sanz, co-manager of the general partner of Dadeland Greenery, LP and president of Orion Real Estate Group. “With a focus on enhancing the overall tenant and guest experience, we plan to integrate a variety of exciting, modern, and diverse retailers, restaurants and entertainment options.” Orion Real Estate Group will manage the property and lease the retail space in cooperation with other brokers and tenant representatives. Fairchild Partners will continue to lease the office building. Danny Finkle, Eric Williams, Jorge Portela, Ike Ojala and Kim Flores of the Miami office of Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. represented the seller, and John Crotty and Michael T. Fay of the Miami office of Avison Young consulted with both parties on the transaction. By ML Staff. Photo credit: Solo Photography

Meyers Accesso, a leading developer of high-quality residential and mixed-use properties, today announced it has secured $46.2 million in financing from American Equity Investment Life and SteepRock Capital to advance the development of a 200-unit multifamily community in Palm Beach County, Florida, called Avery Lake Worth. Optimally located south of 10th Avenue North on Boutwell Road in Lake Worth Beach, the property benefits from ease of access to Interstate 95 and close proximity to employment centers and many of the area’s most desirable amenities, including shopping, dining, entertainment and beaches. Construction is expected to begin this summer. Avery Lake Worth will consist of two five-story buildings with surface parking and a shared outdoor common area that will include several resort-style amenities, such as a swimming pool, an artfully curated green space, outdoor grilling stations, a dog park and wash, a viewing/picnic area that overlooks a state approved bird sanctuary and more. What’s more, residents of Avery Lake Worth will have access to a state-of-the-art clubhouse with a lobby area and kitchen and bar, fitness center with high-tech exercise equipment and free weights, and business center with collaborative workspaces and private cubicles, as well as a yoga studio, a game room with pool and poker tables, an Amazon package room and indoor bicycle storage. Adding to the community’s appeal is its location within 30 minutes of downtown districts in Lake Worth Beach, West Palm Beach and Boca Raton, as well as Lake Worth Lagoon, Lake Worth Beach Golf Club, The Palm Beaches, and several other attractions. “Our ability to obtain this loan, especially at a time when commercial real estate financing has become incredibly difficult to come by, is a clear reflection of the strength of our development plan and our deep understanding of the housing needs in this market,” stated Ariel Bentata, Co-Chairman and Co-CEO of Meyers Accesso. “There is significant demand for rental housing that provides an elevated living experience and access to the best that the area has to offer. We look forward to breaking ground on Avery Lake Worth and adding much-needed supply to help address the rental shortage in Palm Beach County.” Avery Lake Worth will offer a variety of one- and two-bedroom floorplans, each featuring a suite of modern amenities. All residences will be constructed to allow an abundance of natural light to permeate throughout living areas and open spaces, and will feature quartz countertops, stainless-steel appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, private balconies, keyless entry and more. Residents of the property can also enroll in Avery Club, an exclusive concierge club that provides access to wellness coaches, fitness classes and more benefits through an app. “We are thrilled to move forward our development plan for Avery Lake Worth,” commented Stuart Meyers, Co-Chairman and Co-CEO of Meyers Accesso. “There is a serious need for the type of product we are developing in this market as a result of the high number of individuals, families and businesses who have moved to the area over the past few years in search of better quality of life. Once complete, Avery Lake Worth will provide the many rental seekers in Palm Beach County with a high-quality, resort-like destination that combines hassle-free living with luxury on demand.” Avery Lake Worth is the second property Meyers Accesso is developing alongside its Limited Partners, Atlantic American Partners, joining Avery Dania Pointe, a 264-unit class A multifamily property in South Florida that was constructed in 2020. Pre-leasing on Avery Lake Worth is slated to launch in spring 2025, with construction expected to be completed shortly thereafter. About Meyers Accesso Meyers Accesso is a South-Florida-based investment, development and management firm specializing in the ground-up development of class A multifamily and mixed-use properties. Founded in 2022, the company combines the experience and resources of two prominent institutional-quality real estate firms – Meyers Group and Accesso – to design and construct high-quality, upscale properties that yield long-term benefits for both tenants and investors. The company is founded on the principles of integrity, transparency and quality, and is committed to building places and spaces that people are proud to live in and visit. For more information, please visit www.meyersaccesso.com. By ML staff. Image courtesy of Meyers Accesso.

Evren Ozka, Mallet London Co Founder, sits down with Miami Living and shares what drives him, his secret to success and what the future holds for Mallet London. Evren Ozka, Mallet London Co Founder Q Tell me about your journey as an entrepreneur. What drove you to Co Found Mallet London? My appetite for business started at an early age, I used to cut grass and wash cars for neighbors and went on to sell candy at school. The candy business was great because of the high demand and low competition! Eventually I had 5 other kids working for me by the age of 13. Although it wasn't an official business, the experience taught me a lot of the basic lessons in business including cash flow, scaling, employees and inventory. When I left school I started working in the family clothing manufacturing business which is where I really started to thrive and learn what business is all about. In the meantime the hunger to have companies and brands of my own was brewing, so when the opportunity came to start Mallet London I was totally ready. Q What has been the most important lesson you learned while building Mallet London into an internationally renowned sneaker brand? I think the most important thing I’ve learned is how to be able to keep the big picture and long term goal of the brand in mind, while at the same time focusing on all the details. The customer experience has always been something that we’ve tried to keep as high priority since launching the brand, we want people to love the Mallet sneakers and clothing they wear and develop their own personal connection to the brand. From our very first production line to this day we include a durable box, branded shoe horn, dust bags, branded paper and spare laces. These are only a few small details but they all add up to the overall experience we share with our customers. Q How have you grown the business so quickly in just 8 years? I think one of the main factors was being patient and selective with the retailers we distributed the brand to. It seems counterintuitive, but distributing the brand very conservatively and selectively actually accelerated our growth without oversupplying the demand. The premium positioning of the brand has also been a non-negotiable for us, and in the long run has definitely worked in our favor. Q What sets Mallet London apart from everything else in a saturated sneaker market? I think it's a combination of our affordable luxury price tag, staying true to our brand and continually striving to offer products in a way that resonates with our audience. The sneaker market (and fashion market in general) has seen many twists and turns over the years and we’ve tried to remain true to our roots from the beginning and throughout those periods. Q Recently, you presented a campaign with some of the UK’s hottest creatives and rappers celebrating ‘local legends’ who have and continue to inspire a generation through their artistry and style. What other aspects of culture inspire you? Mallet is a British brand and we want that to show through with everything that we do. Our team have done an incredible job of orchestrating the campaign with creative talents that are not only friends of the brand but also really speak to the British heritage we proudly represent. We also try to incorporate elements of local monuments and streets into the designs as well as develop a line of loafers that are handcrafted in England. Q What's next for Mallet London? We are really focusing on international growth right now especially in the US, the Middle East and the rest of Europe. Right now we have fitted out our own pop-up shops in Printemps (Paris), KDW (Germany) Harvey Nichols (Dubai) which really allows us to convey our brand messaging directly to the consumer with the decor and vibe of the environment, and we hope to do the same too soon with our US partners. We also have a collaboration with a fellow British brand which is due for release towards the end of this year which will be the biggest product launch from our brand to date! By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Mallet London

An intimate reception to honor the 10th anniversary of Watch Hunger Stop, Michael Kors’ hunger-fighting initiative in support of the World Food Programme (WFP). Designer Michael Kors hosted the event with Cindy McCain, WFP’s Executive Director, at the United Nations Headquarters. Halle Berry, who joined Michael 10 years ago for the launch of Watch Hunger Stop, was in attendance to show her ongoing support. The evening kicked off with remarks by Kors and McCain to acknowledge WFP’s life-changing work around the world and the 30 million school meals that Watch Hunger Stop has supported in the decade since its inception. Kors also announced that the company would be raising its level of support for WFP from donating the equivalent of 3 million to 4 million meals annually, effective this year. The event was an affirmation by all assembled to continue the fight to reach Zero Hunger. Michael Kors, Halle Berry, Hayley Atwell, Alina Cho, Valentina Ferrara, Tina Leung, Olivia Perez, Sai Di Silva , Jessica Wang, He Sui, Bryanboy, Tamara Kalinic, Davika Hoorne, Mika Hashizume, Farida Khelfa, Camila Alives and more. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Michael Kors/Watch Hunger Stop