Dallas’ Fashion Season continues on after the debut of Courtney Alexander’s “First Lady” with the Nha Khanh Fall 2011 Collection Fashion Show and Silent Auction occurring on March 31 at the Hall of State. Watch Nha Khanh’s signature draping and silhouettes flow down the runway inspired by Josephine Baker’s daring sense of style and sensual panache.

Last night saw the dazzling supermodel Natalia Vodianova bring her annual Naked Heart Charity Gala to Moscow - supported by Harper’s Bazaar magazine and Guerlain- and get the great and the gorgeous together for a night to remember. It was particularly notable due to the fact that the Naked Heart Foundation was celebrating its 5th Anniversary.

Soirée, Dubai's first high-end, multi-brand Pakistani boutique, previewed Sanya Muneer’s Spring Summer 2011 collection in an intimate gathering last night.

I can’t recall how many times I walked by Spitzer’s Corner and Los Feliz, both on the Lower East Side, and didn’t go inside. I sort of regarded them as bars first and foremost, but these are drinking establishments with great food, so enjoying a multi-course dinner along with local beer (Spitzer's beer list is wildly appealing) and cocktails (made with homemade infusions) is not only possible but welcome.

Who doesn't enjoy the smooth and silky texture of a Japanese sake? This elegant elixir is made from a delicate combination of rice and water. It is said that the water used is very important in order to make good sake which is why many Japanese breweries are located near the best spring water. The rice is washed, soaked, steamed and cooled and then fermentation begins by adding koji rice. Served either hot or cold, sake is the perfect accompaniment to any Japanese meal. Check out the following top 5 places to get your sake in Dubai.

Sake has been rapidly gaining popularity in recent years, with many more restaurants either adding or introducing it to their drink menus. Of course, if you were on the bandwagon long before it even was a bandwagon, then you already know the drink's many pluses. Here are five great places to discover -- or rediscover -- great sake in the Valley.

In an effort to satisfy all of your dining desires, The Fifth Floor, located within Hotel Palomar, covers all aspects of your dining getaway with a refreshing bar, a cultivated lounge, and an elegant dining room. The Fifth Floor’s sophisticated ambiance is the perfect location for grabbing a drink with co-workers or spending the evening with someone special.

Candyality is kicking off the baseball season and hosting Cub’s Pitcher (and candy aficionado), Ryan Dempster at their Southport location for a fundraiser benefitting the Ryan & Jenny Dempster Family Foundation on Sunday April 3 from 4-6pm. Come meet Ryan and discuss your favorite candy as he signs in as Candyality’s Celebrity Candy Specialist for the afternoon. Ryan will autograph Mini Candy Bins filled with the ever popular red, white, and (cubbie) blue-Cubbie Gummie Bears with proceeds from the sales and the Sweetest Cub’s Fan Raffle going to the charity. Only available during the baseball season, this delicious blend of red, white, and (cubbie) blue bears are offered in bulk for you to scoop for your favorite Cub Fan.

Some like it hot. Connoisseurs like it cold. But any way you drink it, sake is making a big scene on the menus of some Las Vegas menus. But first, a primer, since this drink is still rather new to American palettes. Sake is an alcoholic drink brewed from rice. Even though it’s brewed like beer, it’s not made from a grain. And technically it’s not a rice wine either. Like wine though, sake can be graded. The more the rice is milled, the better the sake will be. Milling removes the fat and protein from the grains, leaving behind a cleaner, more elegant flavor. About 85 percent of sake is the normal table kind (futshu). The next-higher grades are honjozo and junmai; followed by ginjo and junmai ginjo; and then the highest are daiginjo and junmai daiginjo. Drink your sake from a glass instead of masu, a box made of wood. And good sake should be served like revenge, cold. Now that you have some basic knowledge, take a look at the top five places to find sake in Las Vegas. Kanpai.

Hopefully it's been a few years since your last sake bomb -- you know, with the shot glass plummeting into a glass of cheap beer -- and you've learned to appreciate the Japanese spirit. If you need some help or if you just want to get a great selection, a visit to any of these top 5 spots is in order. Orange County's got a great Japanese dining scene whether you want a divey bar or the best in haute sushi, so bottoms up!

Raise your hand if you were "Born This Way"! Lady Gaga will once again take the stage in Phoenix for round two of her Monster Ball Tour. But even if you didn't score tickets to the show -- and especially if you did -- Bar Smith is where you'll want to be post-concert for the official after-party.

Sake refers to rice wine in English. It is naturally sweetened by fruit and can be served warm or chilled to taste for added flavor. Sit back, take a swig, and cheers to restoring glory to Japan. Kampai!

Gotta love this wrister from Cuervo y Sobrinos!!! I love retrograde complications and this one, the Historiador Retrogrado, doesn’t disappoint. Day, date lad power reserve are all swinging with retro complications and are designed with very unique apertures. I really wish I could see more from this watchmaker, but maybe less is more after all.

On Wednesday, March, 23, fashion designer Rebecca Taylor opened up the doors to her new boutique in the Meatpacking District with a star studded bash. Despite the rain and snow, the streets were buzzing with the opening of Rebecca Taylor’s new flagship store. Celebrity fans including Michelle Trachtenberg, Katrina Bowden, Selita Ebanks, Tika Sumpter and Alice Eve came out to celebrate the new outpost and Rebecca Taylor’s 15th Anniversary.

Drop dead red rock views. One of a kind two-toned solid masonry home with a huge port-co-chere entrance. 2 cobblestone paver driveways. Old world baroque interior has top of the line finishes, detail & craftsmanship.

At first, her artistic showcase turned heads at Akris in New York City, and on March 15th portrait photographer, Claiborne Swanson Frank, takes her talents across the nation to San Francisco, letting all of Union Square see her new exhibit, “Indigo Light”, at their Akris in Neiman Marcus. With help from her sisters Veronica Beard and Alexis Traina, and friends such as Vanessa Getty, Allison Speer, Jessica Sailer, Sophie Pera, Serena Nikkah, and Genevieve Bahrenburg, Claiborne fused together beautiful portraits of enticing women and the vibrant influx of high fashion.

This weekend premieres John Cranko’s "Romeo and Juliet" closing out the month and another successful season with one of the world’s greatest romances. On March 25 there will be a pre-reception cocktail sponsored by GRAFF, followed by the premiere of "Romeo and Juliet" at the Sanford and Dolores Ziff Ballet Opera House. The night ends with a VIP gala dinner featuring culinary treats by Barton G in the Knight Concert Hall.

On Tuesday evening, Haute Living headed to the Cliff Drysdale Tennis Center at the Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne to support our Associate Publisher, Sarah Mirmelli, who got the chance of a lifetime–to return the serve of major heartthrob / professional tennis player, Andy Roddick.