Catching the trend, the retailer is adding home products to its stores in Miami and New York.

The Vivace saddle was designed to be extra-slim and light.

Watches & Wonders Miami, being held this weekend, is evolving into an international platform for the category.

A new book, “Shtetl in the Sun: Andy Sweet’s South Beach 1977-1980,” collects some of the work of the late photographer, who shot the lifestyle of Jewish senior citizens in the sun.

“Theater of Shopping: The Story of Stanley Whitman’s Bal Harbour Shops” is being released this month by Rizzoli.

Justin and Mia Devillier, the restauranteur couple behind La Petite Grocery and Balise Tavern, bring an authentic Parisian brasserie to the French Quarter — a surprising rarity in the neighborhood.

Sturm commissioned 20 of Niclas Castello’s signature sculptures shaped as voluptuous, natural-looking lips.

Museum of London’s former curator of fashion and decorative arts for five years, Timothy Long, now helms the luxury accessories and couture department for Leslie Hindman Auctioneers in Chicago.

Bart Hess, the Dutch designer, has designed futuristic costumes for “Sleeping Beauty Dreams,” a digitally enhanced contemporary ballet that premieres Dec. 7.

The Fort Lauderdale-based specialty chain, with 16 stores in Florida and Georgia, is in the midst of a two-phase reinvention.

The firm is planning a special tribute and retrospective short film in addition to its annual street art exhibitions and dinner during Miami Art Week.

Fernández, who is based in Mexico City, is the first fashion designer to receive DesignMiami fair’s Visionary Award.

The oldest cut-and-sew factory in the U.S. has helped inspire the interiors of a new hotel in its hometown of Bristol, Va. — and factory tours are a must.

The initiative will benefit the National Hispanic Foundation for the Arts.

The brand is distributed through 125 wholesale accounts ranging from women’s wear boutiques to pro shops at elite country clubs.