On Thursday, September 30th 2010, Bloomingdales of San Francisco, along with Vogue Magazine, held a private event for the Fall collection of Ports 1961. The presentation also included a preview of the Spring 2011 collection and showed a total of 24 looks by designer Fiona Cibani.

Originally designed by architect, Wallace Frost, and crafted of local stone quarried onsite in the 1920’s, the intriguing Montecito home which captured designer, John Saladino’s attention in 2001 was a romantic “half farmhouse, half villa” nestled on a gentle country road and hidden by a grove of mature trees.

Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets—Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. These people continue to make moves, so rather than waiting for the next Haute 100 issue to come out, we thought we’d provide you with regular updates on those Haute 100 members who are making headlines. On our Haute 100 Miami list is Heavyweight Champion Lennox Lewis.

As the exercise of daily dressing begins to shift toward the fall-friendly, Swarovski solicits the help of Harper’s Bazaar fashion and beauty editor Avril Graham for a study in sparkle and how it will apply this season.

What could be better than getting wined and dined by several of Miami’s top chefs from the most prestigious restaurants the city has to offer? Well, having all the proceeds go to charity of course. March of Dimes will be hosting its lucky number 13 annual Signature Chefs & Wine Extravaganza.

Snider is taking her business brainpower overseas to London as the keynote speaker of Variety’s Future of Film Summit. The annual conference, which will take place Nov. 9 at London’s West Hollywood Hotel, is dedicated to keeping up with the ever changing movie business.

Our Haute 100 list details the accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets—Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. These people continue to make moves, so rather than waiting for the next Haute 100 issue to come out, we thought we’d provide you with regular updates on those Haute 100 members who are making headlines. As the new chair of the Adrienne Arsht Center, Mike Eidson makes our Haute 100 list.

Besides leaving behind a list of valuable business tactics for future generations, the late real estate tycoon Walter Shorenstein also hands down a vast collection of Impressionist and Chinese art. Shorenstein and his wife Phyllis, who helped found San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum before her death in 1994, acquired the impressive art collection over four decades.

This is the largest existing oceanfront parcel for single family home construction in Miami.