Miami Swim Week 2019 (July 2018) is Coming … Here’s What You Need to Know

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Miami Swim Week 2019 (July 2018)

Yep, Miami Swim Week is right around the corner. And it looks like most of the big events will be happening, as usual, along Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. That means hotels like One Hotel, and big spaces like the Faena Forum, where Art Hearts Fashion will be showing.

Most of the usual producers are back, and, of course, Miami Swim Week is scheduled around Swim Show.

If you’re interested in modeling for Miami Swim Week, check out casting information here.

We’ll also be posting opportunities on our Miami Swim Week Instagram.

Registration for Miami Swim Week means contacting the various producers. Fortunately, we have a list for you here.

Want to know what events are happening, including open-to-the-public Miami Swim Week events?

Yep, we’ve got those, too, our Miami Swim Week schedule.

As always, the Miami Swim Week schedule is free, so keep your eyes here.

Swimwear is very important, especially in the summer, if you leave near a beach or if you regularly attend pool parties. You want to step out in the best outfit and wow the crowd. There are different brands to choose from when it comes to this. However, some are extremely expensive and not functional. Some of the top swimsuit brands that you can choose from include:

Daiva Collections

This collection has some very sophisticated cuts and preppy details and prints. These include stripes and toile among others. These are fit for royalty and definitely, won’t be worn by anyone else in your circle. The one piece suits cost about $220.

Body Glove

Body Glove is famous for its wetsuits. They have been around for the past sixty years and have now done an overhaul to include other designs. They have introduced bikinis and one piece swimwear that features neon and pops of color. The tops cost about $60 while the bottoms cost about $67.

Lilliput and Felix

Lilliput and Felix is a brand that has versatile swimwear. The bikini tops are convertible through halter, bandeau front, and back bows. The choice is yours. The brand was founded in 2014, and the tops cost about $96 while the bottoms fall in the $88 neighborhood.

GabiFresh, Swimsuits for All

Gabi runs Swimsuits for All which caters to plus size women, that is, those who are a size 12 and upwards. The swimsuits come in different cuts and designs. They are also mixed and matched so that one is able to find the perfect fit for the top and the bottoms as well. You can get a bikini for $68, which is affordable.

Peony

Peony caters to a bohemian clientele. The bottoms are no fuss bikini bottoms that are regular but in nice prints and floral patterns. The tops are very feminine, most in the triangle top design. They come in a variety of florals as well.

Abercrombie and Fitch

This brand is not new to the market, but it is definitely among some of the most affordable ones. It provides some cute swimwear and people will not believe the price and place you got the swimsuit once they see it. Reversible polka tops are available for $28 with the bottoms available for $22.

Giejo

Giejo also provides a variety of mix and match tops and bottoms. Their design comprises of vintage concepts and reclaimed textiles. They are made in New York City and are very cute. Tops and bottoms cost about $118 and $99 respectively.

Bikyni

This brand’s swimwear is simple and classy. The material used is Italian while the manufacturing process is carried out in California. The swimsuits are available at $95 for any top and bottom. They are solid and available in a variety of colors.

All these great swimsuits are available online in various shops. You can look through the different collections to determine what will work best for you. It is important to have enough money so that you can get an item that you will enjoy wearing for a long time. Research should always precede purchase.

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Simply Super: Meet Florian Lemberger, Founder of Supercar Owners Circle

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Super Man: Meet Florian Lemberger

Represented by Guitar PR.

Florian Lemberger is on speeding ahead of the pack. He founded the Supercar Owners Circle (SOC) in 2014 and currently holds the position of Chief Executive Officer.

Florian has a Masters in Law from University of St. Gallen, a Masters in Finance from London Business School and a MAS in Real Estate from University of Zurich.

But how did he come up with the idea for Supercar Owners Circle? And what makes it different? Read on.

 
Interview with Florian Lemberger

Q: How did you come up with the idea of SOC?
 
Florian Lemberger_Founder_(1) copyCars were always a passion of mine, and I wanted to share my interest with likeminded people. I organized the first event in Switzerland in 2014, which was neither a Rally nor a Concours, but a unique combination of the two, for both modern and historic supercars. The feedback was very positive, and I quickly realized that there is a demand for events like ours. It was in November 2015, at our first gathering in London, when some of our founding members expressed their wish to transform SOC into a network for car collectors. We really liked the idea, started to build new partnerships, and over the past two years have grown SOC into a global platform for automotive enthusiasts.

it was neither a Rally nor a Concours, but a unique combination of the two

Q: What is the mission of SOC?
 
Our mission is to establish SOC as the world’s most exclusive network of car collectors and to offer our members a truly unique and unforgettable supercar experience. Organizing events is just one of the many things we do. Thanks to our great partnerships in the industry we can give our members unique insights, provide access to a wide range of money-can’t-buy experiences, and build personal relationships between collectors and manufacturers.

we provide access to money-can’t-buy experiences

Q: What makes SOC different from other automotive clubs?

I think what differentiates us from other automotive clubs is the fact that we set our standards incredibly high from the very beginning. Our events are carefully curated, and we constantly strive to surpass expectations. Because we only admit limited production specials and rare historic cars at our events, we operate in a niche market without many competitors. When it comes to memberships, we are even more selective, and only invite people who have a collection of special cars.

we only admit limited production specials and rare historic cars

octo-tourbillon-saphir-socQ: This partnership with Bvlgari is showing your commitment to a broad lifestyle vision. What does lifestyle mean to you? And what projects do you plan next?

SOC was created for our members. They are the sole reason why our company exists. When negotiating new partnerships, we always put them first. Our new collaboration with Bvlgari and the creation of the Octo Tourbillon Sapphire SOC Watch is a good example. We love to join forces with best in class brands to offer our members something unique, they couldn’t get elsewhere. We have plenty of ideas and plans for the future. Our dream would be to create a limited car for our members, together with one of our automotive partners.

Our dream would be to create a limited car for our members

Q: What is your favorite classic-car?
 
My favorite classic car is a Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta SWB. It’s an extremely beautiful and very iconic car. On top of that, it’s probably one of the most important GT racers of its time.

Q: What is your favorite hypercar?
 
That’s a tough question, but I think my favorite hypercar is the Mercedes-AMG Project ONE. It’s basically a Formula 1 car for the road, with an extremely efficient engine. We have a very good relationship with Mercedes-AMG and supported this project from the very beginning. Now I can’t wait until the first cars are delivered and some of our members bring them to our events.

I can’t wait until the first Mercedes-AMG Project ONEs are delivered

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FWO

Theia: NYFW Bridal

Theia Bridal Fashion Week New York

Theia showed during New York Fashion Week in close quarters, which was designed to mimic inside a royal palace in honor of the upcoming royal wedding.

Despite the tradition baroque scrollwork draped throughout the runway, the dresses – and brides, resembled a less traditional royal wedding. Theia describes its brides as cool, sexy, confident, and modern, not afraid to bend the rules. This season’s collection of wedding gowns were no different.

 
Theia: NYFW Bridal

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From looks named Meghan, Regina, Serena, and Anastasia, this entire collection was made for queens ruling in today’s world. The opening look, a mermaid styled gown with embroidered Swarovski crystals was followed by a halter gown accompanied with a hand-embroidered floor length cape. Satin fitted gowns and ball gown skirts followed one another, each one fitted for a different figure. One of Theia’s most beautiful models had a bigger figured and showed how beautiful pieces are not made in just one size. One of my favorite and unexpected looks was a lace triple tiered gown with an illusion plunging neckline. A similar illusion neckline, including bateau, was featured on several dresses, with One dress added balloon sleeves, which flirted with the 80’s style seen on other runways this season as well. The final look was a champagne ball gown with silver zardozi embroidery, truly made for royalty.

Theia showed how beautiful pieces are not made in just one size

Inclusion was clear with this collection, from the array of fabrics and fits and model sizes, and with that I thought this collection was quite cohesive in the most non-traditional sense.

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Royal Progress: HRH The Prince of Wales Champions Positive Fashion Industry

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HRH The Prince of Wales Champions Those Contributing to a Positive Fashion Industry

Represented by British Fashion Council.

From AI to sustainability, the Royal Family is dedicated to pushing fashion forward. Recently, HRH The Prince of Wales met with British designers and fashion businesses who are dedicated to sustainability and championing positive change for the future of the fashion industry, at White City House.

His Royal Highness was met by Nick Jones, founder of Soho House, who gave him a quick tour before His Royal Highness cut the ribbon officially opening White City House, giving it his royal seal of approval. His Royal Highness then spent time in the company of Bethany Williams, Mother of Pearl and Teatum Jones, discussing material innovation, the circular economy, craftsmanship and community. The visit was part of the British Fashion Council’s Positive Fashion initiative, a platform designed to use the power of collective influence to gather thought leadership, celebrate industry best practice and encourage future business decisions to create positive change.

 
Positively Positive Fashion

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Through three strategic pillars, Positive Fashion focuses on Sustainability, referring to social, environmental and business governance to drive a more sustainable fashion future; Equality and Diversity, representing the people from the product makers to the staff, students and models who pioneer British brands and Local Manufacturing, Craftsmanship and Community, referencing the community of talent, skills and craftsmanship that supports the fashion sector which contributes £29.7billion in GDP to the UK economy and supports 850,000 jobs.

Positive Fashion focuses on Sustainability, Equality and Diversity, Local Manufacturing, Craftsmanship and Community

The Prince of Wales has previously supported the work of The British Fashion Council by hosting the launch of London Collections: Men at St James’s Palace in June 2012. His Royal Highness also founded the Campaign for Wool to encourage ecologically responsible fashion which prioritises natural fibres and has a low carbon footprint.

Earlier in the day, The Prince of Wales was joined by The Duchess of Cornwall at a visit to the YOOX NET-A-PORTER GROUP’s Tech Hub where they were met by YOOX NET-A-PORTER GROUP’S CEO Federico Marchetti and British Fashion Council CEO, Caroline Rush. There, the Royal guests saw how Artificial Intelligence is being used to design an unparalleled future shopping experience. Personalised prototype homepages based on Their Royal Highnesses’ diaries brought this vision to life. The guests also witnessed YNAP’s commitment to the next generation of technology pioneers; joining a coding class alongside more than 60 local schoolgirls participating in a hackathon as part of a partnership with Imperial College London.

the Royal guests saw how Artificial Intelligence is being used to design an unparalleled future shopping experience

Caroline Rush CBE, CEO British Fashion Council commented: “The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall have long been supporters of sustainability, wool and local manufacturing. We are honoured that his interest in our Positive Fashion initiative shines a light on the great work being done by individuals and businesses in fashion. The visit to YNAP was a great example of how London leads in ecommerce and how those businesses are not only shaping our industry, but also our local communities.”

The visit to YNAP was a great example of how London leads in ecommerce

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Chanel Cruises into Summer

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Chanel Cruise Collection 2018/19

More than just a tradition, setting out on a journey for the Cruise collection is a highly anticipated rendezvous.

It’s the guarantee of a change of scenery, of beaches, of beauty and discovering a place, an era, an art de vie.

 
Chanel: Cruise Through

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When Gabrielle Chanel presented a small collection in Fall 1919, intended for holiday resorts and Biarritz in particular, did she have any idea she was initiating a fashion movement? Did she know she was bringing forth the first-ever Cruise collection? American Vogue sensed the thrill, revealing in its November issue that year, that the couturier’s designs, although “do not differ particularly from those which she exhibited last year,” formed a collection that “differs entirely from anything else shown in Paris at the same time.” Lighter and imperatively more comfortable, the sweaters and unlined designs in jersey were ideal for yachting, spa towns, seaside resorts and sun-drenched destinations like the Riviera and Venice with Lido beaches. Six years earlier, in Deauville, she created outfits inspired by sailor suits that she revisited in woolen jersey, then in silk jersey. They were as soft as they were fluid, practical for daily wear, without ever losing CHANEL allure. From sailor to cruise ship, there was but one step.

Gabrielle Chanel pushed the cursor of this small line — judiciously wedged between two seasons — even further. Responding to her own needs, she added suits and evening dresses for holidays and luxury cruise ships, then very fashionable for a life “of destinations” that pierced the cold months of a Parisian winter with rays of sunshine. In a December 1933 article, Harper’s Bazaar revealed the originality of “Cruise clothes.” Again in December 1936, L’Officiel de la Modediscovered “a very complete mid-season collection” that perfectly illustrated the unique concepts behind the fashion of Gabrielle Chanel: to never be like anyone else, to swim against the current and to make her own desires and lifestyle her principal sources of inspiration. A sea lover, she sailed at length on the yachts belonging to the Duke of Westminster, the Flying Cloud and the Cutty Sark. It was while docking in Monte Carlo on the Flying Cloud that she discovered the village of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin and fell for the charm of a domain that from 1929 would be home to her property, La Pausa. It was on this same boat that she met architect Robert Streitz, to whom she entrusted all the work on her Provençal residence.

With her irreverent tomboy style, Gabrielle Chanel was occasionally seen on the deck of these boats heckling with Bendor, as the Duke of Westminster was nicknamed, sporting Bermuda shorts or wide-cut men’s trousers and an oversized gilet that we today would call oversized. She was often seen basking in the sun, eyes shaded by her famous sunglasses. The woman, who reveled in her freedom more than anything, felt what all women would soon be dreaming of: a fashion for now and for the future, visionary in every detail. Gabrielle Chanel didn’t need to prove her talent anymore.

And neither does Karl Lagerfeld. At a time when fashion had almost turned its back on the so-called Cruise collections, the designer spun the ship’s wheel the other direction. As soon as he arrived at the helm of CHANEL in 1983, he breathed new life into this small line that exists between two seasons. It has continued to grow, becoming one of the most important moments of the year. It is not just about slipping a few swimsuits and light dresses in between other designs or simply responding to the needs of those who seek sunshine in the winter. Karl Lagerfeld transformed Cruisewear into a line that anticipates the warmer day — a completely renewed wardrobe, never stuck to the previous season or the one to come. A collection in its own right, with its own story, its own identity, its own inspiration, quick to nourish desire and brighten the gaze. A collection that embodies traveling in all its forms, real or imaginary, temporal or historic. One that the designer wanted to land all over the world like a magnificent postcard: New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Venice, Saint-Tropez, Cap d’Antibes, Singapore, Seoul, Cuba and even Versailles in the XVIII century and Paris, metamorphosed into the epicenter of Ancient Greece. To dream, to let the imagination float away on reinvented tweed, diaphanous lace, a colorama imbued with sunshine, a sublime woman in a little black dress…isn’t that ultimately what fashion is all about? Is it not for this reason, among others, that CHANEL is like no other and will always be CHANEL?

It’s almost anchors away, so we wish you bon voyageand a beautiful Cruise.

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FWO

Liselore Frowijn Collection Fall Winter 2018 “Pulchrior Evenit”

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Liselore Frowijn

Represented by 2e Bureau.

At the invitation of Tobago Fashion Coda and the Embassy of the Netherlands in Trinidad and To­bago, Liselore Frowijn (NL) and her label FROWI­JN recently hosted their 2018 Fall-Winter Runway show under the iridescent blue Caribbean sky, amidst palm trees and falling coconuts at the Magdalena Grand, Tobago WI.

An unusual location for a winter presentation, these twenty-two different looks focus on aesthetic disorder while simultaneously promoting their complexities. A chilling, grey wind just before sunset perhaps fit the creative message hidden under heavy, jacquard wools designed far across the ocean in Amsterdam, NL by graphic artist Michiel Schuurman (NL) and produced in Italy. The one-sleeved cape, and matching inflatable accessories caught the attention of the press like surf­ers catching waves.

 
Liselore Frowijn

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It all began when Frowijn and Schuurman visited Villa Noailles in the south of France on a research trip. Frowijn’s new fall-winter collection 2018 is inspired primarily by artist and patron of the arts Marie-Laure de Noailles (1902-1970), an eccentric personality known for supporting the likes of Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Jean Cocteau, and Man Ray, as well as countless oth­ers. Her economy of sharing and enabling young artists to produce their work is still valid and necessary today. Art, as a social tool, is needed to connect people in a more sustainable way in order to offer a fresh perspec­tive of our future.

“After visiting Villa Noailles I started thinking that the time we’re living in now feels like ‘the boring ages,’ compared to Marie-Laure de Noaille’s lifestyle’’ said Frowijn. “How do we protect ourselves for losing our creative engines? And how do we think about creativity alongside sustainable practices? I want to challenge myself and exchange it with others.”

Other materials that made an appearance at the show in Tobago were flock-printed cashmeres, eco-cot­tons, eco-leathers and lace, along with office shirting stripes cleverly turned into wearable outputs. Frowijn’s signature printed matelassé, a particular favorite with the locals, also evoked sportswear and all the activity taking place around the resort. Pinstripe tailoring had a strong presence, especially the deconstructed dou­ble-breasted blazer worn on bare skin with an open back– a new and audacious promiscuity spotted on several of her looks. The designs dedicated to the par­adisiac island of Tobago evoked reverence in the au­dience and can be seen as a manifestation of the is­land’s slogan “Pulchrior Evenit,” which translated from Latin means, “She becomes more beautiful.”

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FWO

Bvlgari and the Supercars Owners Circle: Excellence and Exclusivity

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Bvlgari and the Supercars Owners Circle

Represented by Guitar PR .

The Rome-based Maison and the world’s most exclusive network of car collectors share a number of core values: excellence, passion, performance and prestige.

The partnership kicked off on May 5th and 6th 2018 at the Bvlgari Hotel in Milan with the presentation of an equally exceptional watch.

 
Bvlgari and the Supercars Owners Circle

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Two remarkable signatures in their respective fields of excellence are joining forces in a unique and exclusive relationship. BVLGARI and the Supercar Owners Circle (SOC) have chosen to express their shared values through this partnership signed for an initial three-year duration. The kick-off took place at the prestigious Bvlgari Hotel in Milan on May 5th and 6th 2018 with the presentation of the Octo Tourbillon Sapphire SOC: a watch issued exclusively for “the world’s most discerning car collectors.”

Excellence is the guiding thread uniting the Rome-based Maison and the SOC. While the former is one of the most prestigious luxury brands on the planet, the Supercar Owners Circle encompasses a select group of passionate international devotees and automotive enthusiasts. Their distinguishing feature lies in their ownership of the rarest cars on the market. The SOC philosophy is based on global experience in driving such high-end vehicles and an unrivalled level of service to its members around the world.

Achieving the best is also an integral part of the Bvlgari attitude, and this partnership with the SOC was a natural choice, sealed by the creation of a truly unique timepiece: the Octo Tourbillon Sapphire SOC.

Fired by the same spirit, this exclusive, contemporary, technological yet truly timeless watch reflects SOC members’ passion for standout cars. The sapphire case middle, rimmed by DLC- coated titanium, entirely reveals the movement equipped with a tourbillon. The time is displayed on hour-markers made of 18K yellow gold, as too are the lateral tubes visible through the sapphire crystal, the power-reserve indicator, and the crown adorned with the SOC logo. This creation was introduced at the May 5th Gala Dinner held at the Bvlgari Hotel. The next day, the supercars taking part in the event paraded through the Lombardian city in a police convoy before heading off to visit one of the largest existing private collections of exceptional cars, owned by an SOC member.

Bvlgari’s next rendezvous with the Supercar Owners Circle will take place in the United Kingdom on June 4th 2018 at the historic Goodwood Circuit, in Switzerland on September 1st 2018 and in Dubai on December 2nd 2018 to celebrate the UAE’s 47th National Day.

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Hat’s Off (Or Rather, On) Gigi Burris

Gigi Burris

Represented by The Baddish Group.

We tip our hats to you, Gigi Burris!

With summer approaching, we have two of our favorite activities approaching: vacations and horse races. Neither one is complete without some head styles, so we caught up with Gigi Burris, the beauty and brains behind her eponymous line of hats, headbands, and veils.

 
Gigi Burris

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Gigi Burris, the central Florida native who is known for her extravagant and well sought-after hats, says she’s a southern girl at heart, making it easy for her to draw on the southern belle style when designing. Gigi attended Parsons School of Design where she loved the hands-on experience required for crafting hats and head pieces, and that’s why she felt this area of fashion was for her. Her hats, all of which are designed and manufactured in NYC, can be found in some of the best retailers, such as Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, and Moda Operandi.

Hats also account for almost $1 billion globally in the fashion world, so she knows she’s not going anywhere.

Even better? Gigi is looking not only to the future of her hat making, but the future of milliners in general. “It great to see young designers focusing on this area” she told us, noting that she loves seeing the growing trend of designers opting for milliner status versus other apparel or accessories.

If you haven’t had the privilege of sporting one of Gigi’s beautiful pieces, this summer is a summer of firsts and we can promise you, the hat will bring you the attention it (and you) deserve.

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Four Roses Bourbon Derby Party

Four Roses Bourbon Derby Party

Represented by The Baddish Group.

Last weekend, FWO headed downtown to Mulberry Street to attend an exclusive Derby viewing party, hosted by one of our favorites, Four Roses Bourbon.

In between the bustling sidewalk café tables of Little Italy, we found a small elevator that would lead us up into the space occupied by The Kitchen Table. The Kitchen Table, we learned, can be reserved for private events, with an open concept kitchen and seating up to 26 people.

 
Four Roses Bourbon Derby Party

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We sauntered over to the bar to grab our first sip of summer – the mint julep – made with Four Roses Bourbon.

If you’ve never tried Four Roses Bourbon before, you need to. As much thought and science goes into make a batch of bourbon as it does wine, and that level of appreciation is palpable (in a good way!).

Brent Elliott, who has a degree in Chemistry, is Four Roses’ Master Distiller. We caught him at the Derby party, veraciously sparking conversation with guests and explaining the joys he has in working for this company. Ensuring consistent quality goes into every bottle, he assured me he has mastered how to taste without actually drinking, “though sometimes it’s so good you just have to swallow the bourbon!” Showcased were three bourbons, Four Roses Single Barrel, Four Roses Small Batch, and Four Roses Bourbon. The beautiful gold color comes from the American oak barrels, which are used only once, for optimum taste and color. Also on display was Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch 2016. We were told this bourbon contained notes of sweet cherry and green apples, as well as sweetness reminiscent of pepper spices and crème brûlée, so naturally we had to try it… and we loved it.

If you thought bourbon could not be refreshing, think again, and try one of these amazing recipes next time you host this summer.

Mint Julep

2 oz Four Roses Bourbon
.25 oz Demerara syrup
8 mint leaves

Peach Punch

32 oz black tea
16 oz Four Roses Single Barrel Bourbon
32 oz Four Roses Bourbon
4 oz Peach Brandy
16 oz Perfect Puree White Peach
2 oz Angostura bitters
Lemon Oleo (8 oz sugar, 8 oz lemon juice, peels of lemons)

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Win 2 Tickets to Miami Swim Week!

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Miami Swim Week is in July, but the buzz is already heating up. (Wait, is that a mixed metaphor? Can buzz “heat up?” Agh! We … don’t … know!)

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