EDITORIAL EXAMPLES

Fashion

PhotographerChristian alexander

Styled & ProducedJohn MartinezproduCtions

Fashion AssistantseriC GarCia lisa rodriGuezCarMenza Martinez

ModelsMaria Belen @MeGa Models Karina , Bill, Matt & leon @FrontManaGeMent

Make upilde GonCalves

HairMiChelle ClarCK For WilhelMina artists

Swim Story

mAriA BELEN · Multi-color Print Bikini by Cia Maritima · Necklace - Brindisi $ 230 by Silvia Tcherassi at Silvia Tcherassi at Village of Merrick Park· Yellow Gold Ring with Multi Stones - Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo Playa del Carmen· Silver with Enamel Spearmint Acetate Sunglasses $ 399, Oscar De La Renta , at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour.

BiLLy

· Sunglasses Prada Prectangale $290 at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops.· White Cotton Jacket and Blue tropical Print shirt by Cubavera at Cubavera Lincoln Road.· Cotton Print Swimshorts by Parke & Ronen Swimsuits

mAtt

· Gold Frame Sunglasses by Rayban - Aviators · Mens Yellow and Black Logo Sandals by Dsquared2 at Saks Fifth avenue at Bal Harbour shops.· Brown Distressed Logo Tote by Gucci at Gucci at Bal Harbour Shops .· Cotton Swim trunk by Parke & Ronen swimsuits

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· One Piece Turquoise Swimsuit by Oscar De La Renta at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour.· Citron Tassel Necklace $890 and Matching earrings Oscar O earrings $395 by Oscar De La Renta at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour.· Russian Gold and dark T-shell Sunglasses $405 by Oscar De La Renta at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour.· Hat in Organza Black and Ivory by Carolina Herrera at Carolinaherrera.com price upon request

mAriA BELEN

· Red and white print lycra suit by Jantzen at jantzen.com· Sorbet Tassel Necklace $890 and matching earrings $395 by Oscar De La Renta at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour.

LEoN, BiLLy & mAtt

· Ilde swimsuit available at Ildeswimwear.com · Sunglasses by Ysl at Bal Harbour Shops YSL · Mens Skull ring in gold by Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo Playa del Carmen

· Ilde swimsuit Available at Ildeswimwear.com

· Red swim suit with Gold Buckle by Parke & Ronen

KAriNA

· Two Piece Stripe SIlk Organza Green and Ivory Bandeau and Skirt by Carolina Herrera -Price Upon Request - Available at CarolinaHerrera.com· Large Resin Rose earrings - by Oscar De La Renta $285 at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour .· Copper Gladia Pump by Oscar De La Renta $895 at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour Shops· Blush Resin Rose Cufft by Oscar De La Renta $445at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour Shops.

mAriA BELEN & LEoN

· 2 piece bikini by Maaji Swim at maajiswimwear.com· Gold earrings with stones (semi precious) and ring in gold by jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo at Playa del carmen

· White Swims trunks with Yellow detail by Parke & Ronen · Tiger Tooth necklace by Heather Gadner jewelry at heatherardner.com

KAriNA

· Roberto Cavalli bikini (snake print)python studs push up bra $520 at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops· Jeweled necklace by Oscar De La Renta at Oscar De La Renta Bal Harbour.· Black leather cuff with gold, stones and oversized stone, by Heather Gadner jewelry at heatherardner.com

· Roberto Cavalli bikini (snake print)python studs push up bra $520 at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops· Jeweled necklace by Oscar De La Renta at Oscar De La Renta Bal Harbour.· Black leather cuff with gold, stones and oversized stone, by Heather Gadner jewelry at heatherardner.com

mAriA BELEN

· Animal print yellow & black swimsuit by Indie - Soul · Gold sculpted necklace with stones by Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo - Playa del Carmen · Black and Gold Straw hat by Ana Leon

mAtt, BiLLy & LEoN

· Necklace by Heather Gadner Jewelry at HeatherGardner.com

· Gold Frame Sunglasses - Aviators by Rayban

· Gold necklace chain , Gold mens bracelet & gold mens skull ring by jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo - Playa del Carmen

KAriNA

· Fringe Dress $ 4,200 by Silvia Tcherassi at Silvia Tcherassi at Village of Merrik Park. · Arrecife Necklace $320 by Silvia Tcherassi at Silvia Tcherassi at Village of Merrik Park. · Flamingo Goa Bag - by Oscar De La Renta $1,450 at Oscar de la Renta Bal Harbour · Gucci Wedges Espadrille Wedge $770 at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour.

mAriA BELEN, KAriNA & BiLLy

· Oversized gold necklace sculpture & Sculpted Gold Cuff by Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo - Playa Del Carmen · Two piece white lycra suit bikini by Vix at vixpaulahermanny.com

· 2 piece white bikini in lycra by Vix at vixpaulahermanny.com· Gold necklace & cuff set with earrings by jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo - Playa del Carmen

· Black cotton trunks by Parke & Ronen· Gold Frame Aviators by Rayban· Shark’s Tooth Necklace by Heather Gadner Jewelry at heatherardner.com

LEoN

· Mens Dsquared2 jacket in leather assymetrical zip mot $2,695 at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour· Black cotton lycra suit with buckle in gold by Parke & Ronen· Mens gold skull ring by jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo Playa del Carmen · Tiger tooth necklace by Heather Gadner Jewelry at heatherardner.com

mAriA BELEN & mAtt

· Multi-color print bikini by Cia Maritima · Necklace Brindisi $230 by Silvia Tcherassi at Silvia Tcherassi at Village of Merrick Park· Yellow gold ring with multi stones - jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo Playa del Carmen· Silver with enamel spearmint acetate sunglasses $399 by Oscar De La Renta, at Oscar De La Renta Bal Harbour · Cotton swim trunk by Parke & Ronen· Yellow cotton linen shirt by Cuvabera at cubavera on Lincoln Road Mall · Sunglasses Prada - P Rectangale $290 at Saks Fifth Avenue at Bal Harbour Shops

LEoN

· Cubavera White Cotton Jacket,White Cotton shirt at Cubavera on Lincoln Road Mall · Skull ring MX -in Gold Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo - Playa del Carmen· Amber fine spider Pin - Fine jewelry, in gold.

KAriNA

· Livorno Dress $680 by Silvia Tcherassi at Silvia Tcherassi at Village of Merrik Park · Straw hat by Anna Leon - Special Order · Multi Stone Necklace - Gold and semi Precious Stones by Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo Playa del Carmen

LEoN, KAriNA, mAriA BELEN & BiLLy

· Cubavera white cotton jacket, shirt, pants all Cubavera at Cubavera on Lincoln road Mall· Skull Ring MX - in Gold Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo Playa del Carmen· Amber Fine Spider Pin - Fine jewelry, in Gold

· Livorno Dress $680 by Silvia Tcherassi at Silvia Tcherassi at Village of Merrik Park · Straw hat by Anna Leon - Special Order · Multi Stone Necklace - Gold and semi Precious Stones by Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo-Playa del Carmen

· Cia Maritima cover up and Bikini at CIAMARITIMA.com · Gold Long Strands and Earth Stones by Jewelry Rodriguez Naranjo - Playa del Carmen · Wedges with Stones by Gucci - Available at Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour Shops

· Cubavera white cotton pants and blue linen shirt all Cubavera, at Cubavera on Lincoln Road Mall· Shoes by Cesare Paciotti shoes

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Miami is a magical place with many hidden talents. One of our best kept design secrets is couture designer, Ema Savahl.

This blonde beauty came to the sunny shores of South Beach 20 years ago from Europe and created her very own American dream. Ema has built her designer label from scratch with her signature look of hand-painted and molded 3D wearable art dresses. She designs and creates everything by hand in her 15,000 square foot workshop in Miami.

Celebrities like Katy Perry, Sofia Vergara, Thalia, Brooke Burke and Paula Abdul have found Ema Savahl and adorned her ‘conver-sation-piece’ dresses. This past year, Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull called upon Ema to create custom costumes for a Latin Awards show that were sensational show stoppers. Her couture pieces often show up on red carpets and galas globally.

Ema has taken a grassroots, organic ap-proach building her international business one gorgeous dress at a time. Her design studio in Miami consists of an all-women cast from a wide variety of countries helping her with the intricate hand-painting of each piece. Her workplace is a true melting pot of people. Ema likes to empower “her girls” making them feel like an integral part of the business. Remarks Ema, “We have created this beautiful creative environment that vibrates of love. My studio often turns into an artists’ gathering with great creativity flowing and lively music filling every corner.”

Ema’s endless dedication and hard work over many years and long hours have paid off. The Ema Savahl Couture pieces can be seen

in boutiques worldwide that cater to stylish fashionistas around the globe. Ema states, “We are very different from everything else in the market. You can recognize an Ema Savahl from a distance, no matter what country or city you are in.” The most contemporary customers from Paris to London to Milan onto Dubai plus Southeast Asia and South America all love her couture. Today, ladies in the Middle East have become some of her biggest fans.

The Ema Savahl dresses are so unique in fact that people have started to collect her pieces like works of art. Ema took to the streets of Paris recently during Fashion Week to show-case her artwork with the “City of Light” as her backdrop  

MADE IN MIAMIWORN WORLDWIDEText & Fashion Curator Hope Gainer

Couture Ema Savahl // www.emasavahl.com

Photographer & Art Director

Natasha Kertes // www.natashakertes.com

Hair & Make Up/Photographer Assistant

Amaya Junco

Model

Sharlene Howell

Accessories

Gucci boots, Hermes gloves, Ozlem Suer hair accessories.

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Aurora long sleeve black caviar gown with 3D glossy resin mold

Aurora long sleeve black caviar gown with 3D glossy resin mold

Aurora long sleeve black caviar gown with 3D glossy resin mold

Aurora long sleeve nude gown with off-white 3D glossy resin mold

Aurora long sleeve black caviar gown with 3D glossy resin mold

Aurora long sleeve nude gown with off-white 3D glossy resin mold

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Paolo Barone’s sense of style and his passion for couture runs in his blood. Born and raised in Italy, young Ba-rone remembers the days spent with

his father at the local tailor shop, watching couturier work his magic. The sound of the sewing machine mesmerized him. That fasci-nation stuck with Paolo Barone well into his adulthood. Arriving in Miami 15 years ago, Barone saw a growing trend for custom-made suiting and saw the opportunity to get involved in the niche. Le CITY deluxe spoke to the suit master to get insight on what makes his garments stand out.

 An Italian in Miami – your custom-made suits certainly fill a niche in this tropical city. Is this an opportunity or are you working against the Odds? 

Certainly an opportunity! Miami is a place where people want to look good and they will spend the money. They want clothes that fit the body. There are a lot of professionals who have to wear suits because of what they do, and there are a lot of men who don’t need to wear a suit but still want to look sharp. That’s where a well-made tailored sport jacket comes into play. Sport jackets are great for going out to dinner or out with friends or out on the town because they work well with jeans and casual pants. You can get really creative with the patterns and colors. Anything is possible.

 The choice of material is also very important. In a place like Miami, you want to have suits and sports jackets made with fine, light fabrics that are specifically woven for tropical weather. 

 

What makes your garments special? Old World construction and amazing details

you won’t find on the rack or with my compe-titors. Fine materials. I source my fabrics from the best mills in the world, like Zegna, Lora Piana and Ariston to name a few. Moreover, it’s the exceptional customer service. We go to our client’s home or office, whichever is most convenient for them, and advise them on cuts, pattern, colors and the details. We always make sure the client has a unique tailoring experience unlike anything he’s experienced. 

 And of course, they get the Italian touch! Being from Italy, a sense of style is instilled in us at an early age. That to me is a positive because it allows me to dress my clients with care and confidence, making sure they always make a bella figura, as we say in Italy. That means ‘always giving a good impression.’ That remains a tradition in the Italian way of living and a standard I have for myself and for my clients.

Do you see the trend shift towards more athletic or classic outfits?

No matter sport or classic, the trend is ab-solutely toward customization. In America we are seeing Italian-influenced elements steadily gaining traction with the American man. They are interested in wearing suits, but more impor-tantly, custom suits, where their money goes a long way than buying boxy, off-the-rack suits.

 Who are your clients? 

My clientele extends from South Beach to Palm Beach. They are professionals, athletes, CEOs, lawyers, accountants, financial profes-sionals, bankers and stylish men in general who want to make a statement with what they wear.

 Tailor made is a novelty that is seeing rebirth. Why did you choose to focus on the niche rather than becoming the next Armani? 

I love “sculpting” suits for my clients. Every suit is unique and specifically made to comple-ment the client’s unique body type. Armani – or any other designer – creates for thousands of people and the suits are then parked in a store where you go and try on to see which one fits best. I create for the individual. 

What are your plans for the near future? Staying focused as I expand my brand. My

goal is to become the #1 source for South Florida men to go to have their suits designed and created  

Paolo Barone305.495.6574www.baronecustomsuiting.com

“BEing fROM iTAlY, A sEnsE Of sTYlE is insTillEd in Us AT An EARlY AgE”

TAilOR MAdEThe Italian Couturier Paolo Barone

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Jesse Blake soffer, esQ

The fashion forward attorney Jesse B. Soffer,is a Washington D.C.native who graduated cum laude from the University of Miami School of Law.

After three years of practicing with a leading Miami personal injury law firm, Mr. Soffer formed The Soffer Firm, PLLC, where he con-tinues to litigate and successfully settle claims brought on behalf of his injured clients. He prides himself on maintaining a sound attorney/client relationship based upon honesty, respect, dedication and providing the best results for his clients.

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Clutch SpecialSelection of luxury

clutches for any special occasion.

Croissant Clutch Charlotte OlympiaCarry Charlotte Olympia's

gold-plated croissant clutch to add a touch of whimsy to

slick daytime looks. This small accessory is lined in smooth

petal-pink satin and comes with an optional chain shoulder strap.

Valentino Multi Color Studded Purse

This multicolor Valentino shoulder bag features a chain link shoulder strap, stud hardware at the front tab and a tonal designer-stamped tag at the back. Interior features one exposed zip pocket. Hidden button closure at front flap. Printed snake. 

Python Clutch by

Odubers

Small envelope clutch in black

python and naked calf leather

switches the classic clutch

design up a notch. Combined

with gold plated hardware

accents and unique Odubèrs

turn lock.

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Feather Clutch by Shanghai TangChannel a screen siren aura with this clutch from Shanghai Tang, which adds detail to its monotone look with layers of cascading feathers on the exterior. Carry this clutch for a touch of vintage glamour to your evening look.

Roger Vivier’s Minaudière with Sculpted Flowers

It’s more than just a clutch-it's a collectible.

Lanvin Beaded

Evening Minaudiere

Satin-covered hard body clutch

decorated at front with fiber

optic-effect beading and sequins.

Polished brass-tone metal trim

and a decorative resin push lock

closure. Satin-lined interior with

a snake chain strap.

Edie Parker Jean clutch

Hand-poured and inlaid with an

edgy geometric design, this hardside

acrylic clutch from Edie Parker is

both sturdy and stylish. Fitted with

a handy imbedded mirror at the

interior, the clutch secures with a

black metal kiss lock closure.Dries van Noten Nature motif hard clutch

Is crafted of stamped leather painted with birds, butterflies and branches. Structured with a watery-patterned metal frame, the clutch is lined in leather and detailed inside with a snap-close pocket. Gold-tond metal hinged closure. 

Boy Chanel Bag Bedecked with Flowers EmbroideriesClearly the brainchild of the legendary Karl Lagerfeld, the dreamy red and white leather bag features flower embroideries that provide a flourishing touch to any ensemble.

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BROwN NAppA MEMORy BRIEFcASE By Bottega Veneta

This modern briefcase juxtaposes a rigid frame with unconstructed memory nappa. Memory nappa has a soft, almost paper-like quality that gives the leather a slightly crinkled effect made more pronounced and beautiful through regular use. 

Men's styleDesigner bags for dapper businessmen

Marc JacoBs LARgE wEEkENdER BAg

Sturdy and spacious, this bag is ideal for city breaks or busy days around town. This expertly constructed piece features a detachable shoulder strap for versatility, and the pared-back design means it will work with almost every look. 

JuNyA wAtANABE FOR loewe

Loewe has collaborated with Junya Watanabe Comme des Garçons on a Limited Edition Capsule Collection to create this amazing bag.

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BLAck tONAL LEAtHER wEEkENd BAg By Fendi

This black and dark-grey striped leather bag has two top handles, a detachable shoulder strap and a zipped top closure with a logo-engraved padlock and leather-encased key. 

BLAck AcROSS tHE BOdy BAg By y-3

Black across the body bag featuring a label holder on the front, front ribbed grips, a front flap with double buckle strap fastenings, multiple inner pouch pockets and a long shoulder/cross body strap.

gucci LEAtHERSHOppER BAg

Shoppers are very handy as they fit sort of anything from A4 size documents to tablets, books etc. Our top favourite is this Gucci leather shopper in tan, which will age beautifully and become even nicer.

dolce & gaBBana BLAck LEAtHER MESSENgER

The bagsdiverge when Dolce adds some distinctly masculine details to this bag – the schoolboy front straps, the tough-looking leather, the larger size.

dIStRIct MM Bylouis Vuitton

For the urban man, the District MM is ideally suited, with enough room to accomodate A4 documents, an iPad and other ítems  in its numerous pockets.

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Pull-IN

Pull-In Miami Beach656 Collins AvenueMiami Beach, FL 33139T +1 305 763 8551www.pull-in.com

Fashion Bazaar

Pull-In’s new spring collection can best be described by one word: Inno-vation.In fact, Pull-In has launched some new product styles for men and

women that arefresh and stylish. The collection was designed for the modern men and women who are seeking products that are trending at the moment. Pull-In alsoextended their fitness and swimwear lines which fit perfectly with everyone's daily activities. This new line is available at Pull-In’s Miami store: 656 Collins Street Miami Beach FL 33139.Pull-In’s new spring collection can best be described by one word: Innovation.

In fact, Pull-In has launched some new pro-duct styles for men and women that are fresh and stylish. The collection was designed for the modern men and women who are seeking products that are trending at the moment. Pull-In also extended their fitness and swimwear lines which fit perfectly with everyone's daily activities. This new line is available at Pull-In’s Miami store

lEggINg CHATON

Long, stretch pants which grip the hips and legs like footless tights with an incorporated elastic waistband which brings feminity and comfort to the product.

luNA-CHATON

Panties in synthetic fabric. Its low cut waist falls on the small hips.

MASTER-CANARDPOW

100% organic cotton made, this fitted underwear is perfect for the modern men who are looking for comfort and classy products.

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MASTER-ROSSIgNOl

Fitted underwear with an urban style, this underwear is perfect for the modern men.

NuDE-ElENA

Triangle bra without underwire in synthetic fabric. The shape allows a good support for small to medium-sized breasts.

PlISSE-FlAIR

TRAININg-gREYCHI

Pants made of cotton and elastane with an elastic waistband and an internal drawstring for a perfect fit. The extensible fabric allows an ex-cellent freedom of movement with maximum comfort.

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Photographer

Christian Alexander//@ front management

Models

Greg Stallatos//@ front management

Ryan Delano//@ front management

Brad Cozza//@ mega models

Stylist

Ana Caroline Gonzolez//@MC2

Hair & Make up Evelyn Montez//@ mac cosmetics

(left model)Ted Baker bow tie // $70.00Duchamp twin stripe shirt // $265Canali classic fit silk blend plaid sportcoat // $1,495.00Genesis slim fit, stretch cotton dress pants // $195

(right moddel)Gucci black loafer // $599Dolce and Gabbana white dress shirt // $395Hugo Boss black pin stripe dress pants // $295Burberry brit ivor cashmere sweater // $350.00

Canali Check Suit // $1995Salvatore Ferragamo leather satchel // $839Duchamp lagoon stripe shirt // $265Salvatore Ferragamo beep bee flower classic tie // $190.00

Duchamp twin stripe shirt // $265Gucci white sport coat // $695Hugo Boss grid check dot tie // $95Salvatore Ferragamo prezzemol flowers pocket square // $120.00

(Left model)Hugo Boss sport coat // $295Hugo Boss grid check dot skinny Tie // $95.00Hugo Boss Jason Twill Box check dress shirt // $265

(Right model)Duchamp pure linen shirt // $265Canali sports coat // $1,595.00Cartier santos 100 // $6,950

Gucci white pants $650Burberry London treyforth check dress shirt // $250Versace jacket // $1200Hermes reversible belt black/camel // $750

Duchamp winter twill check shirt // $265Hugo Boss heldor extra slim fit, stretch cotton pants // $155Canali woven silk tie // $150.00

The Lost City of ArtsPhotograPhy Christian alexanderStyling raquel at Ortiz/Keli inC.hair & Make uP Valeria tiagaPhotograPhy aSSiStant Margaret MirandaModel OMahira MOtta

On herBodySuit // MaisOn Martin Margielanecklace // raKeliwear

On themShirt & jeanS // MarC JaCObsVeSt // Martin MargielaacceSSorieS // raKeliwear

On hertoP // MarC JaCObstrouSerS & Bracelet // MetearingS // Medussas

On himjacket // Marc jacoBS

On herall // MarC JaCObs

On himjeanS // MarC JaCObsBracelet // MaisOn Martin MargielaBootS // raKeliwearVintage jacket // stylist Own

On hertoP, PantS, & Bracelet // MaisOn Martin MargielaShoeS // tOwn COlleCtiOnringS // Valeria triag

On himall // MarC JaCObs

Photographer / Andreas OrtnerStyling / Daout DaftarieHair&Makeup / Sandra KernModel / Philipp Schmidt DNA models

Jacket · Sweater // Gant Rugger

Sweater with fur // Brioni

T-Shirt // Burberry Prosum

Leather jacket · Trousers · boots // Bally

Suit // Gant by Michael BastianShirt // Black Fleece by Brooks BrothersSweater // GantNecktie // HackettBag // HermésWatch // HermésShoes // Etro

Coat // DaksSweater // Gant RuggerPants // Brioni

Shirt · Trousers // Jil Sander

Jackett // EtroPants & fly // GucciShirt // HackettShoes // Tom FordGlasses // Michael Kors

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MODEL AMANDA CHAMBERLAIN

TOP/DRESS/BELT/BRACLET // KIOSK PALM BEACH-WWW.SHOPKIOSK.COMSHOES // MIU MIU FROM NEIMAN MARCUS-BAL HARBOURPURSE // STASH WARDROBE- MIAMI

DRESS/CAPE // STASH WARDROBE MIAMISUNGLASSES // KIOSK PALM BEACH-WWW.SHOPKIOSK.COM

DRESS/EARRINGS // KIOSK PALM BEACH-WWW.SHOPKIOSK.COM

DRESS/EARRINGS // KIOSK PALM BEACH - WWW.SHOPKIOSK.COM

HAT // KIOSK PALM BEACH WWW.SHOPKIOSK.COMTOP // BALANCIAGA-NEIMAN MARCUS-BAL HARBORSKIRT // GIVINCIEY-NEIMAN MARCUS-BAL HARBORSHOES // MIU MIU-NEIMAN MARCUS-BAL HARBOR

TOP/NECKLACE BRACLET // KIOSK PALM BEACH WWW.SHOP KIOSK.COMSKIRT // HERVE LEGER-NEIMA MARCUS NBAL HARBOR

NECKLACE/SKIRT // KIOSK PALM BEACH WWW.SHOPKIOSK.COMJACKET // FERNANDO GARCIA MIAMI BEACH

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“It ’s gotta feel good on me.” With this idea in mind, Stuart Weitzman has won over celebrities and the rich & IDPRXV�ZKR�ŹQG�HOHJDQFH��exclusiveness, personality and comfort in his designs.

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He began his career as an apprentice of his father, shoe designer, under the name of Mr. Seymour. His !rst design was a heeled shoe. "en fo-llowed by party shoes, sports shoes, golf shoes and a bridal shoe collection and other shoes and waterproofed boots.1995 he opened his !rst store on Madison Street in New York. It is one of the largest manufacturers in the U.S. women’s footwear and the shoes are sold in 45 countries around the world. Presence in Europe and the Middle East

Comienza su carrera como aprendiz de su padre, diseñador de zapatos, bajo el nombre de Mr. Seymour. Su primer diseño fue un zapato de tacón. Des-pués siguieron los de !esta, deportivos, de golf y una colección de novias y otra de zapatos y botas resistentes al agua. En 1995 abrió su primera tienda en la Calle Madison de Nueva York. Es uno de los mayores fabricantes de calzado femenino en EEUU y sus zapatos son vendidos en 45 países alrededor del mundo. Presencia en Europa y Oriente Próximo

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Involved in all stages of footwear design from an early age and ever sensitive to “what women want”, Stuart Weitzman

has managed to translate his admiration for the fairer gender into a distinctive product that has become a veritable global hit.

You have forged an interesting relationship with !ats...

As fashion creators, we have invested a great deal of e!ort into making "ats tasteful, so that they’re as beautiful as high-heels. We’re well aware that women are after comfort, but it’s not just about a simple "ip-"op, ballet slipper or sandal that “works”. Sandals and "ats produce the same sound and smile on a woman’s face as 5 inch heels. What’s more, "ats sell better than high-heels and have turned into remarkable creations, with snake skin, jewels...

What are this season’s major trends?#is season will be about bright-coloured,

"uorescent shoes, if you want to send an au-dacious and powerful message. Pale colours, if you’re looking to embody tranquillity; and even combining the same shoe with what we call colour block. #at’s perhaps the top trend. Flats represent the other trend. #is season, we have unveiled some gorgeous ideas, new additions and interesting features. And lastly, for the girl who wants to be extra sexy, no shoe

sets the mood better than high cocktail shoes, high sandals or sandals with a platform. While this is nothing new in terms of “fashion”, it gets rejuvenated every season, and that’s the very epitome of a trend. #e kind of evening shoe we designed for Angelina Jolie, with a hidden, interior platform, isn’t going to disappear this season.

You have been manufacturing your shoes in Spain for a long time. Why is that?

In practical terms, it has to do with the fact we built our own factory here and our organisation, outside the US, is here. In functional terms, the main reason is that Alicante is a commu-nity that, with cities like Elda and Elche, has been manufacturing footwear for 200 years, helping to develop a tradition of producing quality footwear. Manufacturing footwear is not just a “manufacturing process”; it’s an art, a handicraft. #is region of Spain still sustains

that particular virtue, and I’ve always found it to work brilliantly. #at’s why I’m here!

Tell me a few details about the production process...#e components which form the footwear

(before becoming a shoe) are handled by wo-men who work from home or in small o$ces near their houses. While the process ultimately ends in the factory, this means of intervention is due to the fact that these women, even though they have grandparents looking after their chil-dren, want to stay at home and be with their families. So it’s up to us to %nd a way for them to work while, in many instances, looking after the family or raising the children.

Where do you buy your shoes?I don’t have a preferred brand. I often go

“touring”, as they say in Italy. If I see something I like while I’m walking down the street or in a store, I buy it. It might not be what I need at the time, but I know I’ll need it later on. Although, in my opinion, there’s one essential factor when it comes to buying shoes: It’s gotta feel good on me. It’s always been the most important thing. Women’s shoes shouldn’t have to damage their feet. #e way you buy shoes in"uences how the designer makes them, in terms of comfort and function, as well as design

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“El zapato tiene que sentar-te bien”. Con este concepto Stuart Weitzman ha conquis-tado a celebridades y famosas que encuentran en sus diseños elegancia, exclusividad y per-sonalidad al mismo tiempo que comodidad.

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Involucrado desde temprana edad en todas las etapas del diseño de un calzado y siem-pre sensible a “qué desea la mujer”, Stuart Weitzman ha sabido traducir su admiración

por el género femenino a un producto con sello propio que triunfa en todo el mundo.

La relación que ha logrado con el zapato plano es muy interesante…

Nosotros como creadores de moda, hemos hecho el máximo esfuerzos por darle un muy buen gusto al zapato plano y que éstos se vean tan hermosos como los de tacón. Somos conscientes de que la mujer desea comodidad por lo que no se trata sólo de la simple !ip-!op, de la bailarina o de una sandalia que “funcione”. Las sandalias y los zapatos planos producen el mismo sonido y la misma sonrisa a una mujer que el que produce un zapato con tacón de 120 milímetros. Los zapatos planos se venden más que los de tacones y se han convertido en creaciones preciosas con pieles de serpiente, con joyas…

¿Cuáles son las tendencias más importantes para esta temporada?

Para esta temporada serán zapatos de colores fuertes, !uorescente, si quieres dar un mensaje audaz e impactante. Colores pálidos, si quiere representar la calma; e incluso, combinando el mismo zapato con lo que nosotros llamamos “color block”, es decir, bloques de colores. Eso es quizás el trend número uno. La otra tendencia son los zapatos planos. Para este temporada pre-sentamos ideas muy bonitas, novedades y detalles

interesantes. Y por último, para esa chica que desea ser especialmente sexy, no existe ningún otro tipo de zapato que mejor cree esta atmósfera que el zapato de cóctel alto, la sandalia alta o con plataforma. Si bien esto no es nuevo en cuanto a “moda” se renueva cada temporada y esto es tendencia. El tipo de zapato que hemos diseñado para Angelina Jolie para la noche, cuya plataforma está escondida en su interior, no va a desaparecer esta temporada.

Desde hace tiempo, usted realizar la producción en España. ¿Cuál es la razón de esto?

En términos prácticos, se debe a que nosotros construimos nuestra propia fábrica aquí y nuestra organización, fuera de Estados Unidos, está aquí. En términos funcionales, la principal razón es que Alicante es una comunidad que, con ciudades como Elda o Elche, posee 200 años de historia en fabricación de calzado lo cual ha permitido desarrollar una tradición acerca de cómo hacer un calzado de calidad. Fabricar calzado no es sólo un “proceso de fabricación”, es un arte, un

Diseñador de Zapatos. Comfort & Elegancia

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trabajo hecho a mano. Esta región de España conserva esta particularidad y a mí siempre me ha funcionado. ¡Por ello estoy aquí!

Cuénteme algunos detalles del proceso de pro-ducción…

Las piezas que conforman un calzado (antes de convertirse en un zapato) son manipuladas por mujeres que trabajan desde su hogar o en pequeñas o"cinas cercanas a sus casas. Si bien el proceso termina en la fábrica, este mecanismo se debe a que las mujeres, aún contando con abuelos que cuidan de sus hijos, buscan quedarse en casa y estar con sus familias. Entonces debemos estable-cer mecanismo para que puedan hacer su trabajo mientras, en muchos casos, se ocupan también del cuidado de la familia o la crianza de los hijos.

¿Dónde compra sus zapatos?No tengo una marca particular. Estoy muy a

menudo de “giro”, como dicen en Italia. Cuando camino por las calles o voy a las tiendas y veo algo que me gusta, me lo compro. Tal vez no lo necesito en el momento, pero sé que lo necesitaré más ade-lante. Pero, para mí existe un factor primordial en el momento de comprar un zapato: It’s gotta feel good on me (tiene que sentarme bien). Siempre he sentido que eso es lo importante para mí… los zapatos de las mujeres no tienen que dañarle sus pies. La forma en que compras un zapato in!uye en la manera en que el diseñador los hace, en el confort y la función, así como en el diseño

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DACRA is creating a mixed use of retail in the urban community of Miami’s vibrant Design District. In

partnership with L. Real Estate, a Paris based investment fund backed by the French luxury giant, Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy, they have an agreement to bring 11 luxury brands to the neighborhood, luring some stores from the luxury Bal Harbor Mall. Among the brands scheduled to open now or in the new future are Dior, Fendi, Bulgari, Pucci, Hermès and Celine creating a Miami version of New York’s So-Ho and Meatpacking District. !e ambi-tious plan is to create an open air, pedestrian passageway, lined with luxury retailers and cafes from NE38th St to NE42nd.

In the last several years the area has been transformed into an interior décor and art gallery mecca, with Fendi and Armani, among the many established names, with sleek shops in the district carrying their furniture line. Restaurants such as the contemporary, edgy Sugarcane and Michael Genuine have an es-tablished clientele and draw large crowds on weekends. !e district has in place a monthly gallery night that brings visitors over the bridge from South Beach, not an easy feat with this discerning group, accustomed to the latest and hippest trends in the art world. During Art Basel in December the Design District is the place to be for edgy, non-conformist art, buzzing with energy as gallery crowds spill out into the streets.

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than 30 years, has also moved into a 4, 331sq ft space, 3,000 of which are devoted just to retail. Display cases trimmed in bronze, wood "oors and private viewing rooms are just some of the features in the newly opened store, joining Celine as another newcomer to the area. In the next few months, in time for the holiday season, Hermès, Dior Homme and Louis Vuitton will open their doors to eager shoppers anxious to experience the new Design District, destined to be a huge success

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L. Real Estate, un fondo de inversión con sede en París, respaldado por el gigante francés del lujo Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy, ha conseguido un acuerdo para llevar a 11 marcas de lujo al barrio, atrayendo a algunas tiendas del centro comercial de lujo de Bal Harbor. Entre las marcas que tienen programada su apertura en el exclusivo barrio, ahora o en un futuro, se encuentran Dior, Fendi, Bulgari, Pucci, Hermès y Celine, creando una versión en Miami del So-Ho o el Meat Packing district neoyorquinos. El ambicioso plan consiste en crear un pasaje peatonal al aire libre lleno de tiendas de lujo y cafeterías desde la calle NE38th hasta la NE42nd.

En los últimos años la zona ha sido trans-formada en una Meca de las galerías de arte y decoración interior, con Fendi y Armani entre los muchos nombres establecidos, con elegantes tiendas de ofreciendo sus líneas de mobiliario. Restaurantes como los contemporáneos y van-guardistas Sugarcane y Michael’s Genuine, se han hecho con una clientela establecida y congregan verdaderas multitudes durante los !nes de semana y el distrito acoge mensualmente una “noche de las galerías” que atrae a visitantes a través del puente desde South Beach, una tarea nada fácil con este exigente público, acostumbrado a las últimas tendencias más de moda en el mundo del arte. Durante la feria Art Basel en diciembre, el Distrito del Diseño es el lugar ideal para encon-trar arte intenso e inconformista, llenándose de energía a medida que el numeroso público de las

galerías se desparrama por las calles.Hermes se ha trasladado desde el centro comer-

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