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Silver Oak has tapped designer, vintage collector, and creative director Sean Wotherspoon for a limited-edition collaboration marking a first in the winery’s history. Created to celebrate the release of the 2022 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, the 480-bottle edition reimagines Silver Oak’s signature label and stands as the first artist-designed bottle since the winery’s founding more than 50 years ago.

Christie Brinkley: All photos courtest of BFA By late August, the Hamptons social calendar tends to favor one last long lunch with a reason to linger, and this one came with a purpose. Project Zero gathered ocean advocates, artists, and a decidedly well-connected crowd at Maison Close Southampton on Saturday, August 22, for its fourth annual Celebration for Coral.

Whispering Angel is toasting the final stretch of summer with a festive new release: a set of limited-edition magnum bottles designed to carry the season through Labor Day weekend. The oversized 1.5-liter bottles feature labels inspired by some of summer’s most iconic destinations and pastimes, including New York City, the Hamptons and Miami, with each design capturing a distinct facet of warm-weather living.

National Red Wine Day arrives on August 28, just as summer starts flirting with fall, making it a particularly good excuse to reach for something deeper, richer, and a little more structured. That does not mean abandoning warm-weather drinking altogether. The right red can still work beautifully with grilled dinners, late-summer produce, long evenings outside, or even a slight chill before serving.

Formula One legend Rubens Barrichello has acquired a $7.95 million townhome at Colette Residences, a boutique five-story luxury condominium developed by META Development in Miami’s South Brickell neighborhood. Located at 1880 Brickell Avenue, Colette comprises just 34 residences, including two penthouses, offering an intentionally low-density alternative to the high-rise towers that dominate much of the city’s skyline.

As Summer 2026 winds down, a handful of New York City spots are keeping the season going through Labor Day weekend, from rooftop sunset parties to al fresco comedy. In NoMad, BLACKBARN Restaurant at 19 E. 26th Street is marking Harry Styles’ Madison Square Garden residency with a themed tavern takeover, just a 10 to 15 minute walk from the venue.

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Caruso’s Palisades Village marked its grand reopening on Saturday, August 15, with a star-studded tribute honoring the Pacific Palisades community’s recovery and resilience. Kate Hudson, Ryan Tedder, Katharine McPhee and David Foster headlined an evening of performances and personal reflections that organizers described as an emotional love letter to Los Angeles.

As property owners adjust to the pied-à-terre tax rollout, its effects are rippling throughout the rental market. What started as a policy aimed at owners of luxury second homes is now working its way into lease negotiations, tenant screenings, and landlord decision-making across the city. Many landlords are opting out of renting to pied-à-terre tenants altogether – a notable shift, given this group has historically represented a well-heeled, reliable slice of the luxury rental pool.

A new social media trend known as “kinda chic” is making a case for a quieter version of luxury. Forget the grand gestures. The idea is that the routines you build into everyday life can feel just as aspirational, whether that means a standing tennis match, an easy movie night, or having enough time for a swim before dinner. It is less about showing off and more about making the good parts of life ridiculously convenient. Brooklyn’s newest residential buildings seem to have gotten the memo.