Timed to spring break and the lead-up to summer, the California label brings its coastal aesthetic to one of the country’s most influential swim markets.
Elizabeth Fridman is a Miami-based contributor to The Knockturnal, specializing in fashion, culture, and hospitality. Passionate about storytelling through lived experience, she captures the energy of Miami’s creative scene—from runway shows and culinary moments to art-driven destinations.
Timed to spring break and the lead-up to summer, the California label brings its coastal aesthetic to one of the country’s most influential swim markets.
At Hyatt Centric Brickell Miami, sweeping Biscayne Bay views, walkable city access, and standout Cuban cuisine at Caña Restaurant redefine the art of the staycation.
At AVA MediterrAegean, Riviera Dining Group blends Greek island energy with fine dining precision for a fully immersive escape.
Miami’s Design District welcomed a bold new culinary chapter as world-renowned Italian chef Massimo Bottura brings his only U.S.-based restaurant, Torno Subito, to The Moore, Miami’s landmark destination for art, design, and culture.
During Miami Art Week 2025, Miami-born luxury swimwear and resortwear label Luli Fama delivered one of the week’s most vibrant celebrations of fashion, culture, and Miami glamour with Luli Basel, an exclusive VIP luncheon and dockside runway presentation held at the iconic Kiki On The River.
During Miami Art Week, Lavazza delivered one of the most compelling cultural experiences of the season with the debut of its “2026 Pleasure Makes Us Human Calendar“, photographed by acclaimed Magnum photographer Alex Webb.
Maxim celebrated Miami Art Week and the release of their final issue of 2023 on Saturday, December 9 at the Hyde Beach Miami.
Nikki Beach Miami curated an exquisite VIP Luncheon on Saturday, December 9. This exclusive event unfolded amidst the vibrant tapestry of activations that graced Miami during the Art Week extravaganza.
This past Friday, September 29 Pedro Pérez opened his first art exhibit since the Artforum in 1988. Working privately for the last three decades, he has refused to exhibit his work until now.
It was an evening filled with vibrant colors, culture, and delicious flavors as Rishtedar celebrated India’s Independence Day on Tuesday, August 15.