These five venues are the perfect setting for a specialty cocktail, innovative martini, night out with friends, or a business meeting. Dress to impress and head to one of the following high-class establishments to imbibe in their creative, high-end concoctions.

On Thursday, March 10, the Mondrian Soho hotel opened its doors to a huge grand opening event with a who’s who of Manhattan. Guests including Russell Simmons, Brad Goreski, Olivia Palermo, Stavros Niarchos, Eve, Prabal Gurung, Charlotte Ronson, Richard Chai, Jessica Hart, Ally Hilfiger, Harley Viera-Newton and many more braved the rain for a fabulous cocktail party that took over the hotel’s lobby, Garden Room, and breathtaking penthouse.

After the glitz and glamour of four days of fashion provided by more than 60 designers from 22 countries, it seemed Miami Beach International Fashion Week couldn’t possibly out-do itself. And then it did.

If you’re like us and (sometimes) after a late night out on the town happen to sleep through breakfast, but still awake with morning food cravings well past the hour of noon, think of the Orange County favorite – Old Vine Café – tucked deep within Sobeca’s The Camp and all will be right with the world.

On Thursday, March 9, Target GO International celebrated their 5th anniversary of collaborations with designers Proenza Schouler, Libertine, Erin Fetherston, Rodarte, Zac Posen, Thakoon, and many others with a ultra fabulous soiree at The Ace Hotel.

Azalea combines a compilation of seasonal musts, entrancing trends, classic cuts, and crucial accessories to compose an enjoyable and effective retail outing. Azalea is complete with women’s and men’s collections – a perfect excuse to bring the significant other shopping. Complete with a laundry list of designers, Azalea carries delicate and eclectic accessories from Fortune Favors the Brave and Found Made New, snug and soft basics from Vince, chic and unique pieces from Charlotte Ronson and Sonia by Sonia Rykeil, intricate wovens and dresses from Shipley & Halmos, edgy leathers from Doma Leather, and kind hearted eco-friendly fashions from Toms and Echo Design.

Using history as her muse, Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave brings her creative eye and fashion flair to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco for a sumptuous exhibit of paper gowns and costumes worthy of a Venetian carnival or royal wedding.

Diane von Furstenberg was the keynote speaker at the 14th Annual Harris Center Public Forum, which benefits the Harris Center for Education and Advocacy in Eating Disorders at Massachusetts General Hospital. The event, held on March 8th at Harvard Business School in Boston, was hosted by David B. Herzog, MD, the Center’s director and an endowed professor of psychiatry in the field of eating disorders at Harvard Medical School. After last year’s successful event with such revered panelists as designer Michael Kors, model Natalia Vodianova, and Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, von Furstenberg had large designer shoes to fill and did not disappoint.

The Boston Museum of Fine Arts is providing the city’s fashionistas with another reason to stop by. A month after the Richard Avedon fashion exhibit has ended, the “Scaasi: American Couturier” show is still in full swing. The museum is celebrating the icon by displaying 28 of his ensembles, along with sketches and photographs. Scaasi’s career was greeted with huge success when it began with a ready-to-wear line in 1956, gracing the covers of Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar in no time at all.