{"id":41476,"date":"2021-12-02T17:04:04","date_gmt":"2021-12-02T17:04:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/graziamagazine.com\/us\/?post_type=articles&p=41476"},"modified":"2021-12-02T17:04:04","modified_gmt":"2021-12-02T17:04:04","slug":"new-miami-art-basel-2021","status":"publish","type":"articles","link":"https:\/\/graziamagazine.com\/us\/articles\/new-miami-art-basel-2021\/","title":{"rendered":"What’s Happening In Miami This Week: Art Basel 2021 Edition"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Body Logic: Because It’s Always Swimsuit Season in Miami<\/h2>\n

It\u2019s no secret that Miamians take really good care of themselves and have no shame flaunting a little skin. And to get into tip-top shape, the fitness set heads to Anatomy<\/a>. More than your average gym, Anatomy is a full- service health and wellness destination complete with state-of-the-art equipment and private training group fitness classes (including outdoor options). With four Miami locations, including an outpost at the 1 Hotel South Beach<\/a> and a fifth one opening soon in Doral, Anatomy also offers post-workout services including infrared sauna, cold plunge pools, a eucalyptus steam room, IV vitamin recovery, and chiropractic services from USA Sports Therapy; endermologie, blowouts, and facials are also available for a complete post-workout beauty experience. To keep hair and scalp clean after a serious sweat session, we also can\u2019t get enough of the new line from skincare expert Dr. Barbara Sturm. Much like Dr. Strum\u2019s cult favorite beauty brand, the Molecular Hair + Scalp Collection is made with science-based ingredients; the eight new products include Anti-Hair Fall Shampoo and Conditioner, Balancing Shampoo and Scalp Serum, and a Repair Hair Mask.<\/p>\n

Another option for those looking to get into shape is 54D, a \u201chuman transformation program\u201d with a new location in the Design District. This results-based, nine-week training program\u2014including high-intensity group fitness combined with custom nutrition and recovery treatments\u2014 was founded by former pro soccer player Rodrigo Gardun\u0303o, who gained a following by offering virtual fitness classes with over 150,000 streamers; celeb fans include Miamians Alex Rodriguez and Adriana Lima. For those looking for more intense and targeted recovery to accompany workouts, Vitruvia is the go-to especially for Miami-based athletes and musicians. Thanks to a revolutionary, in-depth tissue analysis, Vitruvia can customize treatment that helps clients regain full movement and regain quality of life.\u00a0 \u2014\u00a0CASEY BRENNAN<\/em><\/p>\n

Best Face Forward: Magic City Spas<\/h2>\n
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While it\u2019s hard to complain about nearly 365 days of sunshine, the rays can take a serious toll on skin. When in need of a boost, there\u2019s nothing like a luxurious facial and no one better in Miami than Melissa Fox. Located in Coral Gables, the celebrity aesthetician and her team at Flawless by Melissa Fox<\/a> use both top-of-the-line products from Biologique Recherche along with the latest skincare technology to treat clients\u2019 skin issues, including acne, fine lines, and wrinkles or to give a tune-up before a big event. \u201cI believe in a progressive, never aggressive approach to skincare. We hyper customize all treatments and regimens to fit our guests\u2019 needs and lifestyle.\u201d The retail boutique at Flawless by Melissa Fox features a wide variety of Biologique Recherche products along with top sellers from MBR, iS Clinical, and Valmont.<\/p>\n

At Sana Skin Studio<\/a> in Wynwood, weary skin is treated with clean beauty products like Indie Lee and Naturopathica; a 30-minute Express Facial is perfect for those on the go, while the SuperDetox\u2014 which includes a professional grade peel, ultrasonic skin cleanse, and blue light LED\u2014is the ultimate in self-care. \u201cSana is a skin studio redefining the skincare experience through goal- driven facials, real guidance, and clean skincare,\u201d says founder Valentina Hernandez. \u201cOur facials are meant to fit into your life, are customized to your skin needs, and are rooted in education.\u201d \u2014\u00a0CASEY BRENNAN<\/em><\/p>\n

Loewe’s Miami Reopening<\/h2>\n
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Loewe\u2019s<\/a> creative director Jonathan Anderson isn\u2019t one for conventionalism when it comes to his collections, so naturally the luxury Spanish brand\u2019s retail spaces follow suit. Walking into a Loewe flagship is like walking into a contemporary art gallery\u2014and just as galleries change, Anderson feels a store should do the same. When looking for the fashion house\u2019s first United States location, Anderson found a home in Miami\u2019s Design District in 2016. Five years and four flagship openings across the country later, Anderson revamped the original location with an all-new concept perfectly timed to debut as the art crowd descends on the city for Art Basel. Step inside the space, and you\u2019re met with the iconic conceptual work of artist Sol LeWitt. Commissioned by Paula Cooper Gallery, local Miami painters and artists painted the bold and colorful mural towering over the main floor under the LeWitt Foundation. The furniture complements the work of art in the same vibrant color palette while contrasting the walls and floors made of concrete\u2014all making the ideal backdrop for Anderson\u2019s line of stunning clothes. \u2014\u00a0JOSH SOKOL<\/em><\/p>\n

The Art of Givenchy<\/h2>\n

If you feel like there\u2019s been a lot more fashion and art crossover as of late, you\u2019re right. Coming out of the pandemic, fashion designers are looking for new and creative ways to be innovative, but also to feature new mediums and ideas in their collections. Mixing fashion with art isn\u2019t anything new for Givenchy\u2019s<\/a> creative director Matthew M. Williams: From his self-founded brand, 1017 ALYX 9SM, you\u2019d notice that the intersectionality between art and fashion has always been important to the American designer.<\/p>\n

Just this summer, Williams explored both in his Resort 2022 collection with graphic artist Chito. For the collaboration, the Mexico-based artist\u2014known for his airbrush art, which perfectly transcends with the Givenchy DNA\u2014reimagines signature pieces with his artistic flair. T-shirts, jackets, and accessories feature fresh spins on Givenchy emblems alongside idiosyncratic Chito characters such as his cartoon dog, a symbol of protection and loyalty, rendered in the artist\u2019s ever-evolving aerographic style.<\/p>\n

\u201cComing from creating unique pieces with airbrushed embellishments on rare objects and garments, and now being able to bring them to the world, is something special in itself,\u201d said Chito. \u201cOnly Givenchy would be able to make that happen.\u201d To celebrate the special collaboration, Williams\u2019 Spring 2022 collection with Chito will be available at the Miami boutique with an unforgettable display.<\/p>\n

An artsy new collection won\u2019t be the only thing to see when walking into the extraordinary Design District boutique: Williams also has partnered with the acclaimed multimedia artist Ewan Macfarlane, who created a series of mannequins for select boutiques, clad in clothes and accessories from the FallWinter 2021 collection. But these aren\u2019t your typical mannequins; the figures are brought to life showcased in humanlike positions crouching, climbing, reaching, and leaning throughout the retail space.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019ve long admired Ewan\u2019s work, and these sculptures really speak to me because my process as a designer is always about finding the humanity in luxury,\u201d says Williams. \u201cI\u2019m always looking at the reality of the person who will bring the clothing to life: It should feel powerful and effortless, equal and joyful. What someone wears should always portray who they are inside. I feel like the beauty of Ewan\u2019s work helped me convey that in a powerful and poetic way.\u201d Through these partnerships, Williams not only brings together creative minds across disciplines in a fresh creative way, but also maintains relevancy for the 69-year-old heritage brand among younger generations by injecting a fresh and forward-thinking approach. \u2014\u00a0TY GASKINS<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Heaven Must Have Scent You<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Celine\u2019s first journey into fragrances was in 2019, with the launch of a perfume collection. Now creative director Hedi Slimane continues to evolve the Parisian Maison by introducing a line of candles, proving that the brand \u201cnose\u201d what clients really want. Much like the perfumes, Celine\u2019s new eight-candle collection nods to Slimane\u2019s personal experiences while at the same time staying true to the grand traditions of French perfumery, a legacy that the brand defines as \u201ccouturier parfumeur.\u201d Each candle undergoes a meticulous process by the maison\u2019s in-house wax maker\u2014trained in both perfumery and wax-making\u2014 to create distinctive scents like Nightclubbing, which smells of nicotine and \u201cthe nape of a neck fragrant with vanilla,\u201d and Palimpsest, a blend of gallica rose, pear, ivy, and moss, and Grands Lys that conjures the sentiment of familiar places. \u2014\u00a0TY GASKINS<\/em><\/p>\n

Yacht Show Sets Sail For 2022<\/h2>\n

It goes without saying that everyone missed the Miami Yacht Show<\/a> last year. But this year, the show is back on! The producers of the iconic display are preparing to launch an unparalleled 2022 event over the span of five days. Over Presidents\u2019 Day Weekend, from February 16 to February 22, there will be displays at four distinct locations in the vibrant city of Miami: Herald Plaza, Sea Isle Marina, Island Gardens Marina, and the Miami Beach Convention Center. \u2014\u00a0JOSH SOKOL<\/em><\/p>\n

The Hack Is Back<\/h2>\n

The Hacker Project<\/a>, a two-part collaborative design series between Gucci and Balenciaga, debuted during the Spring \u201922 shows for both houses. Now the Hacker Project has unveiled the much-anticipated encore. The Hacker Project allows artistic directors Alessandro Michele of Gucci and Balenciaga\u2019s Demna Gvasalia to hack design codes and signifiers from the opposing house to create a capsule of cross-branded products. In Part One, we saw Michele explore Gucci pieces through a Balen- ciaga lens; for Part Two, Gvasalia interprets Gucci signatures through Balenciaga pieces. The insanely popular Hacker Project designs are now available at several pop-ups, including one in Miami\u2019s Design District. 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