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Dr. Eugene Sayfie Honored BY UM
Hundreds of supporters and friends joined University of Miami President Donna E. Shalala and UM Miller School of Medicine Dean Pascal J. Goldschmidt, M.D., as they hosted the grand opening of the Eugene J. Sayfie, M.D., Pavilion for Excellence in Patient Care, and bestowed upon Dr. Sayfie the University’s inaugural Distinguished Master Clinician Award. The standing room only festivities and inspirational ceremony were held at the new state of the art medical pavilion in the Professional Arts Building on the Miller School Campus.
Pictured: Pictured: Dean Pascal Goldschmidt, M.D., Dr. Eugene Sayfie and President Donna Shalala
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See Faces and Places -- the longest-running Miami blog -- for more of the best social events in Miami.
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Social Styles: Four Luncheons
May is the month for luncheons and Social Miami fashion contributor stylist Elysze Held captured the best dresses in Miami at four, yes, FOUR fashionable luncheons in one week! And the fashionistas of Miami certainly brought it out for each one!
Pictured: Norma Jean Abraham in Luna top, Chanel shoes, & Luxe Jewelry (“Basketball Wives”!) with Irene Korge in Cavalli dress & Christian Louboutin shoes, and Carol Surowiec in in Missoni dress, YSL shoes & Chanel accessories
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If a social event occurs and Manny Hernandez isn’t there to document it, did it really happen? No one really knows. But we do know that the following events did indeed take place because they are in this week’s SOCIAL Manny, by Manny Hernandez: the reception to celebrate designer Fernando Wong's Miami and Palm Beach office opening; the Tinsley Mortimer/Hypnotiq event at Neiman Marcus, Merrick Park; the Givenchy luncheon at the Soho Beach House; the MAM Contemporaries Cinco de Mayo Social; and the 2012 Women of Distinction and Caring Luncheon at the Intercontinental Hotel.
Pictured: Ashley Belcher and Lawrence Binder at the MAM Comtemporaries Cinco de Mayo Social
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2011/2012 Gala Guide
SocialMiami is proud to present its fifth annual Gala Guide. This organic piece begins with promotion of each of the following galas, and once the event occurs, the pre-event promotion is replaced with post-event coverage. As always, the compilation of these signature events is an exciting undertaking, and SocialMiami is there throughout the season promoting, documenting and supporting.
Pictured: Joan Jett gave a performance of a lifetime at the 17th Annual InterContinental Miami Make-A-Wish Ball.
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After-Party: The gala world's hippest trend
SocialMiami’s Aaron Glickman examines why the gala after-party is THE place to be...
You know it’s a good party when they run out of Champagne flutes and guests are forced to drink Moet from white wine glasses. Thus was the case at the New World Symphony (NWS) gala and after-party: after-party being the key phrase.
Many organizations are creating after-parties as a way to seduce younger donors and bring them into the gala world. With gala ticket prices in Miami ranging from $500 to $1500, a $100 to $150 after-party ticket is far more reasonable to the younger crowd.
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Friday's Five
The work week is almost complete, which means it’s time for the Friday Five – SocialMiami’s list of unique items from the Miami area. Check out these five items and see what’s socially significant in the Magic City.
Pictured: Shop for eyewear the way you shop for everything else these days – in the virtual online world. Miami-based start-up Collins Bridge will change the way you look for glasses. Infused with the Miami vibe, with style names like the Wynwood and the Lincoln, the new company is designing and manufacturing high-quality, fashion forward glasses for just $98, including prescription.
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Oscar G. at Mar-a-Lago
Ozcar G., a couture designer from Miami’s historic Coral Gables area, played host to an intimate affair at the renowned Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach. The event marked the second consecutive year that the designer showcases his work in the pristine Palm Beach grounds. Notable guests in attendance included Palm Beach socialites and philantropists such as Hayden Hosford, Johanna Klausen, Mignon Gardner, Herme de Wyman Miro, Gerda Newstrom, Bobbi Shorr, Rhoda Warren, Thelma Lindsey, Helene Kaplan and Roberta Brudner.
Pictured: Oscar G. with models
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