O& CO., oh my! I recently stumbled upon this gourmet specialties store in Back Bay and what a happy accident it was. Staring at the chandelier of mini olive oil bottles hanging in the window, I fell in love before even walking through the door. For ten years Oliver’s & Company (which goes by the name “O&CO.”) has been offering customers a special service: they import the finest olive oils from private, family-owned farms in Italy, France, Spain, and Portugal then deliver them to their upscale Mediterranean shops, which number 14 around the world including Boston’s branch.

March Madness is in full swing (how are your brackets doing, by the way?) but if you feel like more of an observer than a participant, head to RA Sushi, where they'll host their own competition with Maki Madness March 20. Register now -- there will only be 40 spaces -- and you could win RA for an entire year.

Nicole Willson Lozano is a third-generation Miamian. She graduated Westminster Christian School and debuted at Coral Gables Country Club’s prestigious Swords and Roses Society. Nicole began her philanthropic endeavors at a young age, serving in such charitable organizations as Junior Opera Guild, The Spinsters and La Lega dei Vizcaya.

The retail locale consists of Art Deco architectural design with an essence of 1930s and 1940s décor glamour paired down by playful trinkets (i.e. playing card sets, sprinkles of animal print accents, and delicate porcelain dolls). Design hotspots include a colorful shoe wall, chic glass display fixtures, small clusters of lounge furnishings, and last but not least, a secluded Made-To-Measure nook located at the end of a mirrored corridor. Various Lanvin collections can found, such as women’s, men’s, swim, accessories, and even the bridal collection, Blanche.

In awe of his talent and dedication to preserving classic Los Angeles architecture, I wanted to climb inside Tim Campbell's head to find out things like where in the world he would build a vacation home and why natural light can be deemed “magical.”

All mothers now have an excuse to splurge on their precious little daughters. Upper East Side boutique, Edit New York, which carries top designers such as Stella McCartney and Nina Ricci, is unveiling its newest wing, Little Edit, on Wednesday March 16th.

Rather than pout and pucker at the lemons she was served, Christina Spaulding put her passion for people and fashion to good use and opened a chic Presidio Heights boutique called Luna, named for her beloved black dog that greets clients with a tail wag and an orange ball dropped at their feet.

I would typically shudder at the mere thought of posting a watch with all this “ice”, but Perrelet has earned a genuine pass. I say this without the slightest air of gratuity, but if I was going to give a timepiece to a lady, this would be it. Enough with the ever-typical Rolex or TAG Heuer (not that I don’t appreciate those brands)… It’s just that they’re too common and when thinking of a timepiece for my lady (the last one), this Perrelet Turbine would have been ideal. I’ve seen the Turbine in real-time and it is an awesome timepiece. To imagine this Turbine, even though I hate diamonds, with its spinning motion, would be incredible.

Incorporated in May 1961, the Palm Beach Opera is now in its 48th season, and is dedicated to producing world-class opera and diverse educational programs. In honor of the Palm Beach Opera Guild and in celebration of the upcoming Opera, TOSCA, this week there are two events in Palm Beach.

We love Haider Ackermann; and if the fashion world held a popularity contest for the most sought after up-and-coming designer, he no doubt would win the prize! Karl Lagerfeld once said that Ackermann should be the one to replace him as Creative Director for Chanel in the future. We couldn’t wait to see his new collection and are super excited to share what he has presented for his Fall 2011 collection during Paris Fashion Week.

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.

William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" -- a tale of romance and mischief that takes place in an enchanted forest -- makes its way onto the local stage this month when New York's acclaimed Aquila Theatre performs it along with Luigi Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search of an Author," both presented by Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.

It was almost a year ago that Haute Living got an exclusive preview of the hautest gadget that would soon hit the market–the Ulysse Nardin Chairman, the world’s first and finest luxury hybrid smart phone.

This world class beach house is located on the exclusive dune section of coveted Broad Beach. The design collaboration by Mendoza/Hanson creates a sophisticated architectural masterpiece.

This spectacular estate, situated in one of the most coveted bay front locations and encompassing almost two acres in Miami’s most prestigious gated community, overlooks the sparkling waters of Biscayne Bay, and epitomizes life’s most luxurious living.

During the Miami International Film Festival, Miami becomes host to some of the best international actors, directors and filmmakers from around the world. For a brief moment we become the Mecca for the film industry and every night we can attend a celebrity filled red carpet premiere or catch a glimpse of some of the best international films we wouldn’t ordinarily get a chance to see. One of these rare moments occurred this week where we had the opportunity to meet and talk with Angie Cepeda. This Colombian born actress has graced countless films throughout Latin America, Spain and “Love for Rent” in the U.S. Now Angie Cepeda is in Miami for the U.S. release of her latest project “With or Without Love” (“Una Hora Mas En Canarias”).

Friday night was my first night back in NYC after my trip to Miami. Dino Lalvani was in from Hong Kong, and Matthew and Nicole Mellon, David Stevenson, and I all went to The Darby for a fun dinner. Also there: Helle and Joe Nahmad, Richie Akiva, Scott Sartiano, Coralie Charriol, Denis Paul, and Brandon Davis.

Terrific opportunity to acquire one of the last available building lots inside the lower gate at Conyers Farm. Current owner has a set of plans by architect Ken Nadler to build a magnificent stone estate on the property; wetlands and P&Z approvals are in place.