An expertly curated, luxuriously produced compendium of all things Palm Beach, Palm Beach Illustrated brings to life personalities and takes you inside the exclusive homes, parties and interests of the world’s most affluent and influential people.
All of us have, at one time or another, seen the words “Palm Beach Chic” on the dress code line of event invitations. For those who have been here a long time, Palm Beach Chic is an instinct, like heading out of town when relative humidity hits 50 percent. For those who are newer to our fair island, it can be more complicated to navigate the sartorial landscape. We often get questions from readers like “When is it okay to wear black?” and “Do I have to wear a hat to polo?” Oh, and one of my recent favorites: “Can I wear white after September?” All good questions for our advice columnist Liz Lange; look for the answers in a future “Dear Liz” column. In the meantime, I’ll say this:…
This month, Palm Beach Illustrated celebrates 73 years. It’s a pretty major milestone. Interesting fact: there are no gemstones or flowers associated with a seventy-third anniversary. Fifty years? Golden. Get to 75 and they shower you with diamonds. Arrive at 73 and, well … hooray, 75 is just around the corner! It’s alright, we can be patient. Despite this longevity and our visibility across the Palm Beaches, folks are routinely surprised at how long PBI has been part of the landscape. For those who have just discovered us, the question I often get is about the medium. “Magazines, huh? That must be a tough business.” Some days it can be, but the reality is that this market loves print. Pretty much every year over the last five or so, we’ve…
Hilton Happenings Roll up to the Hilton West Palm Beach any day of the week and you are sure to find an activity (or two) to enjoy. From weekend fitness classes—think: HIIT, yoga, and Barre- and Pilates-inspired sessions—to Lazy Sundays spent by the pool, Moonlight Movies on March 14, and a sound healing class on March 18, a packed lineup awaits. Check out the offerings at palmbeachillustrated.com/hiltonmarch. SETTING UP SHOP AS OF MARCH 15, LOEWE HAS A NEW HOME AT THE ROYAL POINCIANA PLAZA ON PALM BEACH. WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR, BAGS, SHOES, SMALL LEATHER GOODS, EYEWEAR, AND ACCESSORIES AWAIT AT THE NEW BOUTIQUE, WHERE CREATIVE DIRECTOR JONA-THAN ANDERSON’S ECLECTIC CASA LOEWE CONCEPT—BLENDING FASHION, ART, CRAFT, AND DESIGN FURNI-TURE—COMES TO LIFE. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DEBUT AT PALMBEACHILLUSTRATED.COM/LOEWEPALMBEACH. BUYS THAT BENEFIT SHOP…
64 YEARS OF THE RED CROSS BALL WHO: Palm Beach & Treasure Coast Chapter of the American Red Cross WHAT: Sixty-Fourth International Red Cross Ball WHERE: The Breakers, Palm Beach HIGHLIGHTS: More than 480 distinguished guests, including ambassadors and dignitaries from around the world, raised a record-breaking $2.45 million to support disaster relief efforts across the United States. THANKS FOR GIVING LUNCHEON WHO: Center for Creative Education WHAT: Thanks for Giving Fall Luncheon WHERE: Susan and Dom Telesco Center for Creative Education, West Palm Beach HIGHLIGHTS: Renowned fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger showcased his passion for creativity and innovation at the event, which also unveiled the center’s new name. PINK TIE GUY RECEPTION WHO: Promise Fund WHAT: Pink Tie Guy reception WHERE: Chip DiPaula’s residence, Palm Beach HIGHLIGHTS: The annual event focused…
West Palm Beacher Gaby Viteri has made it her mission to close the art world’s gender disparity—at least in the Palm Beaches—and launched the First Female collective in 2022 to empower women through art, creativity, and community. As part of its core mission, First Female is dedicated to providing opportunities for female artists to connect, share their stories, and expand their careers. In honor of Women’s History Month, Viteri will host the first-ever First Female Women’s Art Week March 5-15. The 10-day celebration of local female artists like Hayley Sheldon and Cayla Birk will begin with VIP pre-events, followed by an official kickoff March 7 featuring an artist talk with Camilla Webster. Women’s Art Week will center around an all-female photography exhibition that explores the theme of parallels and how the…
TWINKLING TRIAD As Yafa Signed Jewels celebrates a milestone fortieth anniversary this year, co-founder Maurice Moradof highlights three vintage pieces with historical provenance. (yafasignedjewels.com) 1. Cartier Panther High-Jewelry Bracelet: Since 1914, the Panthère de Cartier line has become a defi ning motif of Cartier artisanship. ship. “Having a piece of jewelry elry in your collection that speaks for itself is very valuable,” says Moradof. “Due to the craftsmanship and attention to detail seen in 1970s Cartier pieces such as this one, this bangle is the embodiment of high jewelry.” COURTESY OF YAFA SIGNED JEWELS 2. Van Cleef & Arpels Diamond Bow Necklace: This 200-carat statement piece dates to the 1940s. Once owned by a European royal family, it offers the wearer versatility as a necklace, choker, or brooch. “Due to…
