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The Scoop: Your Guide to South Florida's Trendiest Hotspots
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0 TO 60 TIME Nautilus, a SIXTY Hotel, Miami architect Morris Lapidus’s midcentury modern jewel, sparkles again. The eight-story, 250-room property opened this month after extensive renovations including its famous flourishes like a green tile façade and the lobby’s sunken bar and staircase to nowhere, a Lapidus signature that also appears in his design for the Fontainebleau. Rooms, many of which offer balconies, feature vintage-inspired mini bars, photographs by Sante D’Orazio and 48-inch flat screens. The two-bedroom penthouse adds a kitchen and garden terrace. When they aren’t sleeping on their Sferra bed linens, guests can nap in beachside hammocks after taking a dip in the salt water pool. Book your next event in the Bridge Room, which resembles a luxury yacht, and dine at chef Alex Guarnaschelli’s tropical, 200-seat Driftwood Room.
1825 Collins Avenue; 305.503.5700; sixtyhotels.com
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PENTHOUSE PARLOR The Abess family women (Jayne, Ashley and Taylor) are throwing a shopping soirée in Soho Beach House’s penthouse this weekend. Taylor founded Parlor wholesale showroom in New York, so the stylish trio thought why not host pop-up boutiques for women’s fashions, handbags, jewelry and home, including vintage, around Miami? For their first event, they’re featuring approximately 30 brands such as Apiece Apart, Kaelen, Common Projects, Phil Gautreau, Rachel Comey and Timo Weiland. Pieces vary from a white tuxedo jacket and maxi dress by TY-LR (pictured) to a midcentury modern pitcher and box set in abalone, brass, rosewood and white bronze. Stop by today, tomorrow and Saturday until 7 p.m., or Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. is an especially good time with champagne and brunch bites.
RSVP here. 4385 Collins Avenue; 786.507.7900; sohohouse.com
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We'll see you next week with even more of South Florida's places to go! |
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