The second annual Miami International Art Fair officially opened to the public today, with a special preview Thursday evening. The art fair encompasses photography, sculptures, installation art, and new media from all around the world. Many of the local art galleries have teamed up with Miami’s museums to participate in the fair, like the Miami Art Museum, the Lowe Art Museum and the Bass Museum, to make this year’s event something to remember.

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. Swizz Beatz critiques, positively influences, and ultimately inspires the students at the Clive Davis Music Department of New York University.

I’m a Philly girl at heart. So when I heard that the popular Zama sushi restaurant was coming to Miami, I was more than ecstatic. Zama is the creation of Chef Hiroyuki “Zama” Tanaka, whose résumé includes famed Philadelphia restauranteur Steven Starr’s Asian eateries, Pod and Morimoto.

Professional artist Niki Sabet was born into art; her mother is a professional artist, and as a result, she began experimenting with different mediums from a very young age. At the age of 16, she signed with Ford Modeling Agency, and was given the chance to travel the world and satisfy her innate desire for exploration. As an adult, she began to use art as a way of expressing herself, her life, and her emotions, garnering the attention of galleries and buyers all over the world.

New Year’s Eve has come and gone–but that doesn’t mean there are no more good reasons to celebrate. And what better way to celebrate than with a tall glass of bubbly. We’ve narrowed down the top five places to sip Champagne in Miami.

You’re invited to join Blancpain to the opening of their “Tribute to Fifty Fathoms” exhibition – a retrospect of more than 55 years of innovation. The exhibit will display more than 50 timepieces from private collections around the world.

The buzz around town is that there is a new series of exclusive wine dinners that will be taking place all over the city. Haute Living has teamed up with Sant Arturo Wines and VieVents to present the Sant Arturo Wine Dinner Series.

In December, Midtown Miami welcomed the highly anticipated Sustain Restaurant + Bar to its growing repertoire of popular restaurants. Owners Brian Goldberg and Jonathan Lazar have teamed up with Chef Alejandro Piñero to successfully create an Green-inspired eatery. The restaurant is literally eco-conscious in all facets from the ingredients down to the materials used in the design—hence the name, “Sustain.”

Your number one New Year’s resolution should be to treat yourself. And what better way than to spend time at one of these luxury spas, while receiving one of these refreshing, relaxing, and rejuvenating body scrubs — the best in Miami.