Seeing as February is American Heart Month, it was only fitting that Diet Coke partnered with supermodel Heidi Klum to play its first-of-a-kind "Capture the Flag" game with the goal of raising awareness and funds for the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute’s The Heart Truth® campaign last Tuesday.

Forgoing Valentine’s Day this year in an effort to save for something special—perhaps a trip or a down payment on one of the year’s new “super” cars? You might want to reconsider those options because a once-in-a-lifetime wine tasting dinner, organized by none other than local wine savant Ian Blackburn, is upon us.

Is everything really bigger in Texas? If you use the two-night 8th annual "Leather and Laces" party as a benchmark, then the answer is a resounding yes! Throw in the fact that football is the state's unofficial religion and you have the recipe for the hottest Super Bowl party in the country for the 8th year in a row.

With two menus and spa treatments that are sure to make you swoon, The Setai in South Beach is a lavish choice for a romantic meal and stay this Valentine’s Day.

This uniquely mountain modern, one of a kind home includes four large bedroom suites including an over-sized master with huge walk-through closet and his and hers style master bath separated with an elegant circular steam shower and whirlpool tub.

Wall Street Guru turned jewelry designer, Joan Hornig, believes, you can lead people to philanthropy, but only a very special incentive can make charity second nature to them. A former fund-raiser from Harvard, who spent two decades in the financial world consulting to hedge funds, Hornig has designed stunning pieces in 18-karat gold, sterling silver and various precious stones, under the trademark Philanthropy Is Beautiful, since 2003. To see Joan Hornig’s favorite haute spots in New York, check out her Haute Secrets.

ST Residential, a world-class asset management company with a $4.5 billion real estate portfolio nationwide, hosted its South Florida portfolio launch party last week at one of their six luxury condominium communities, Mint at Riverfront in Downtown Miami.

Those great Danes can make a whole lot more than just a killer breakfast pastry. And amid the sea of Italian bakeries of Medford, MA comes this haven of tasty goodies that you may not be able to pronounce but you will easily be able to consume with a big ‘ole smile on your face.

Butter LONDON was founded by Sasha Muir, who moved to the U.S. from the U.K. and was shocked by some of the toxic ingredients in our cosmetic products. She saw the need for a new brand of hand and nail-care products that combined high fashion and health, and set about building what is today, a premier British fashion brand. London's leading manicurist & nail trend spotter, Nonie Creme, joined butter LONDON and Sasha to help complete a range of hand and nail-care products without chemical nasties. All butter LONDON nail lacquers are "3 Free." Each season butter LONDON is backstage at Fashion Week collaborating with top designers and developing custom nail lacquer on the spot! I sat down with Nonie Creme to "file" out a bit about butter LONDON and the top nail tips and trends for Spring/Summer 2011.

So your pockets are lined with gold .. what do you do with all that extra baggage? Well, if you’re really achin’ to unload some cash, you are probably visiting an online luxury auction site during your morning coffee break! Online luxury shopping sites are today’s equivalent of the secret designer sample sale that you wished you had known about 3 hours earlier. Now, you don’t have to seek it out because it seeks you. Neat little emails delivered to your inbox daily make it super easy for hounds of luxury goods to make shopping easier than waiting in a long line at a sample sale.

From fashion writing, styling, reading high fashion magazines, visiting and shopping at luxury boutiques in South Florida, to working first-hand in luxury retail settings, Style Concierge Eric Christian has a definite outlook and feeling about this years Spring/Summer 2011 collections. You are probably guessing what's in store?

One of the hottest pre-event parties for Super Bowl XLV was the Dallas Superbash 2011, hosted by former Baywatch babe herself Pamela Anderson. Held at the Fashion Industry Gallery downtown, aka The F.I.G, the party was the perfect place to see and be seen this weekend.

Twisted and contorted figures, vibrantly colored, and laden with various states of heightened emotion, the work of Lebanese artist Charbel Samuel Aoun aims to present the spectator with real and poignant portrayals of the depths of human emotion. They seek to engage the viewer emotionally rather than simply appearing pleasing to the eye.

Steve Clark's art show on Friday night was a huge success. His paintings are beautiful and it was such a fun crowd. Lisa Cant, Liz Cohen, Ari Horowitz, and other hip young models and artists. Then it was off to Devon and Phil Radziwill's house for Phil's 30th birthday party, which was a ton of fun. There was even a dancer popping out of a huge pink cake. Guests like Phil's brother John Michael, who flew in to be there, Lauren and Andres Santo Domingo, Tico Mugrabi, Stavros Niarchos, Valerie Booster, Lesley Schulhof, Christina Floyd, Topper Mortimer, Al Acquavella, Fabiola and Jason beckman, Brett Heyman, Peter Davis, Derek Blasberg, Lyle Maltz and Sylvana Soto were all there to celebrate.

Kicking off the big Super Bowl weekend, athletes and philanthropists alike gathered for the Legends of Charity Dinner at the Hilton Anatole on February 3rd. Hosted by sportscaster Joe Buck, the evening featured a live and silent auction, sit-down dinner and ceremony for the lauded Pat Summerall award.

Last night, Daniella Rich threw a birthday party for her husband Richard Kilstock. It was a dinner party for 100 people at the home of Denise Rich. Chef Michelle prepared quite a spread and guests included Jason Pomeranc, Nina Davidson, Lizzie Grubman, Marielle and Edmond Safra, David Schulhof, Rob Vecsler, Jon Mason, Jen Raines, Roald and Nazanin Smeets, David Aaron, Jamie Diner, and Inga Rubenstein.