The Bazaar for Good Returns to the Miami Design District May 10th

The Miami Design District is set to welcome back The Bazaar for Good on May 10th and 11th, marking its fifth consecutive year of philanthropic endeavors. Sponsored by Lancome, Schutz, Babor, MarcCain, and Stitch Lab, the event promises an exclusive shopping experience, engaging events, and a silent auction, all aimed at raising funds for various nonprofit organizations worldwide.

Founded in 2018 by Martha Graeff and Danie Gomez-Ortigoza, The Bazaar for Good is not just about shopping; it's about making a positive impact. Bringing together a diverse group of over 30 influential women with strong social media presence, the event channels their collective efforts towards meaningful change and support for underserved communities globally.

This year, The Bazaar for Good continues its partnership with Style Saves, a beloved local nonprofit organization in Miami. Together, they aim to raise funds for Style Saves' annual back-to-school event, providing uniforms and school supplies to over 10,000 students in Miami-Dade and beyond. Attendees can look forward to snagging designer brands like Veronica Beard, Illesteva, Devon Windsor, Tropic of C, a selection of luxury items from CURIO at Faena Bazaar, and more at discounted prices, with proceeds directly benefiting Style Saves and Camila Coelho's hometown health organization.

Returning to its roots at Paradise Plaza in the heart of the Miami Design District, The Bazaar for Good promises a weekend of giving back and celebration. Alongside the shopping extravaganza, guests can enjoy engaging conversations led by Valeria Lipovetsky, acoustic concerts, yoga sessions, and an online auction featuring exclusive experiences from The Standard Hotel & Spa and The Cliff Jamaica.

The network of entrepreneurial women supporting The Bazaar For Good includes Ines Andrea Minski, Angie Landaburu, Camila Canabal, Camila Coelho, Camila Straschnoy, Candice Swanepoel, Claudia Vergara, Catalina Maya, Ines Sheero, Dafne Evangelista, Danie Gomez-Ortigoza, Daniela Botero, Deborah Bello, Devon Windsor, Eglantina Zingg, Gabriela Medina, Irma Martinez, Isabela Rangel Grutman, Jenny Lopez, Karen Martinez, Martha Graeff, Nane Miller, Pam Arias, Rachael Russell Saiger, Sharon Fonseca, Valeria Lipovetsky, Vita Sidorkina, and more, all dedicated to making a difference in children's lives worldwide.

Tickets for The Bazaar for Good shopping event are available on www.thebazaarforgood.org.

Italian Developer Valerio Morabito & Victorias Secret Supermodel Vita Sidorkina List Sunset Islands Spec Home For $26 Million

Italian Developer, Valerio Morabito who has set record highs in New York City with previous projects, along with his wife Victorias Secret supermodel Vita Sidorkina, have just listed their Sunset Island 2, Miami Beach spec home for $26 million. The waterfront home, known as "The Canal House," is currently under construction and is expected to be completed this summer (2018). "The Canal House" was designed by Michele Bonan and Max Strang featuring a first floor elevation of 13' above sea level, a 6 car garage, teakwood, glass and stone throughout the entire property. “The Canal House” is setting the bar for the industry norm to an elevated standard. Interiors were designed by Michele Bonan and the estate also features landscape architecture by Raymond Jungles. The home features 6 bedroom, 6 full bathrooms, and 3 powder rooms spread over 10,000 SF of living area. The estate also offers a gym, elevator with rooftop access, wine cave, 2 media rooms, 2 guest suites, outdoor kitchen, 90' pool with Biasazza tile surfaces, 150’ of waterfrontage. Guests are greeted reflective ponds and the first level features stone flooring while the house is wrapped in teak. 1510 W. 25th St., Miami Beach is currently listed for $26,000,000 with Mick Duchon and Eloy Carmenate of Douglas Elliman.