We're still reeling in the fabulousness of this past week, which included the opening galas for the 103rd season of San Francisco Symphony and the 92nd season of San Francisco Opera. As if those two haute events weren't enough to keep San Francisco's glamour pusses busy, they also came out to support a visiting socialite, Nicky Hilton, who breezed through to promote her new book and attend her first San Francisco Symphony. Let's look back at the Week in Review:

To kick-off his exclusive residency, LiFE Nightclub welcomed BORLESQUE by international DJ/producer Borgore on Friday.

As the summer season came to a close around the country, XS Nightclub at Encore Las Vegas heated up for one of the most anticipated parties of the year over Labor Day weekend.

Tom McInerney is all about motivation. As the CEO of Genworth, a Fortune 500 company that is dedicated to helping to secure financial life through long term care insurance, life insurance, annuity retirement solutions and more, we think that McInerney is more than qualified to talk about success. We caught up with the CEO during a stop on his #LetsTalk tour with Genworth spokesman Rob Lowe for tips on how others can find the same level of success.

Carolina Herrera honored by Couture Council of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology

Cindy Chao is an artist whose medium just happens to be rare gems and precious metals. Her lavish "sculptures" are sold at auctions at Sothebys, and Christie's to private collectors and exhibited at museums throughout the world. Chao and Sarah Jessica Parker are friends and have a mutual respect for the creative process. They partnered on a resplendent piece called the Black Label Masterpiece "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch which will be sold in October in tandem with the New York City Ballet Gala with net proceeds from its sale benefiting the ballet.

Stylish midi rings to wear this fall

Learn the secret of success with Woman of Substance, La Perla's strong CEO, Suzy Biszantz

Want to know who is headlining Miami's must-see social event of the year? We'll give you a hint - this will be a Wiz-bang event!

Now that we've suffered through June gloom, which for San Franciscans drags into July and August, it's time to gear up for Indian Summer — that wonderful time of year when the mercury rises just enough to where we can put away our down jackets. Whether you're looking for a cool place to take a yoga class or haute tips to protect your skin during the change of seasons, we offer some ideas.

The electrifying and brilliant path "Queen of Psychedelic Soul" Janis Joplin blazed onto history was cut tragically short well before her niece, Malyn Joplin, was ever born. Malyn was only privy to family stories and strangers’ accounts of her aunt’s colorful yet turbulent life. Growing up, Malyn was tormented by an insatiable curiosity surrounding Janis, matched by an internal resentment of having never met her in person. In search of a deeper connection to her aunt, Malyn launched the fashion line Made for Pearl as a creative vehicle on her road of discovery. Each season, Malyn and the team at Made for Pearl sources style inspiration from photographs, personal letters, and family stories that capture the passionate, untamed yet lonely spirit of Janis. Every silhouette, fabric and detail aims to rebuild an authentic image of Janis through a modern, updated homage to her iconic style. For those that are curious, "Pearl" happens to be Janis Joplin's onstage persona, a woman who wore elaborate ensembles with luxe fabrics. Here are this Venice (natch) designer's secrets to the City of Angels.

Valeriya Planidina by Iris Brosch for Haute Living Magazine