Buying in bulk has never been more glamorous than with this Crème de la Mer Legendary Luxury Set ($1,650, 16.5 ounces). The set includes more than a pound of Crème de la Mer packaged in a limited-edition case with a silver-plated spatula. The cream’s formula—primarily bio-fermented sea kelp—took twelve years to perfect and has a cult following that includes Madonna and Jennifer Lopez, who reportedly slather the cream over their entire bodies every night. Neiman Marcus, 5860 Glades Road, 561-417-5151

The Divorcée Sale—a traveling shopping event that allows divorced women to sell their fashion in support of a great cause—has come to Miami. Score gently worn and new clothes, handbags, accessories, and jewelry from brands such as Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs, YSL, and Chanel at the Delano Penthouse from today through Sunday. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The Friday night kickoff party includes Champagne and swag bags for all, and the first 50 shoppers on Saturday and Sunday will also score gift bags. Help others break free from packed closets—and help add to your own. The Delano Penthouse, 1685 Collins Ave.

Full Moon Drinks

Lucky You! 
WHY: Art, cocktails, food, and more all in support of the Bakehouse Art Complex.
WHEN: Friday, November 11 (7–11:30 PM)
WHERE: Bakehouse Art Complex (561 NW 32nd St., Miami)
TICKETS: $50 at the door; includes entry to the afterparty at The Stage (170 NE 38th St.)

Full Moon Drinks
WHY: Find waves, a full moon, and cocktails at this Greek-themed party.
WHEN: Friday, November 11 (7–11 PM)
WHERE: Ritz Carlton, South Beach (One Lincoln Road, Miami Beach)
TICKETS: Walk out to the pool area. ($10 valet provided)

Chick Flicks at the Garden: Screening of Breakfast at Tiffany’s
WHY: This classic film can always help deal with the “mean reds.”
WHEN: Friday, November 11 (8 PM)
WHERE: Pinecrest Gardens (11000 Red Road, Miami, 305-669-6990)
TICKETS: $5

Theresa and Joe Cuomo and Trisha-Cancilla

Even the most well-established brands must reinvent themselves to connect with new and different audiences. This past weekend Grand Marnier—normally associated with stately gatherings in dark, regal bars—proved that the 150-year-old liquor company knows how to party and paddle board as it hosted its first annual Sips for Sups event at a bayfront villa in Miami Beach. Sips for Sups benefits the Surfrider Foundation and Miami Surf Archive Project, and guests were treated to a made-to-order taco bar, complimentary cocktails, and paddle board races all under a sun-kissed sky. 

Find items like Acne jeans at the Gilt Groupe Warehouse Sale

The Gilt Groupe Warehouse Sale is back! Join in the fun on November 12 for cocktails, a DJ and a lot of shopping. Choose a time slot (10 AM, 12 PM, 2 PM or 4 PM)—we suggest starting early—buy a ticket ($10), and let the games begin. Miami Event Space, 7610 NE 4 Court, Miami

Dinner at Edward Nieto's during the 2010 Mystery Dates

The Museum of Contemporary Art’s Mystery Dates—the annual fundraiser for the museum helmed by MOCA’s young patrons group, the MOCA Shakers—takes place November 12 and has accomplished what all great fundraising events aim to do: take on a life of its own and become a highlight on the city’s social calendar. The event’s concept is simple but intriguing. The night begins (as many an adventurous night does) with cocktails. Guests gather for drinks at the museum and then discover their next destination. Attendees then set off for dinners located in a variety of places including modern glass houses and beachfront villas. Dinner with new friends in a mesmerizing new place and a tour of the private art collection makes for a dazzling experience. The night’s scheduled events conclude with an afterparty at The Setai on South Beach. After a whirlwind of cocktails, dinner and art, even more delightfully mysterious happenings are sure to occur. Call 305-893-6211 for tickets, or check here.

Skate boot ($1,485) by DSquared

As you may have read, Dean and Dan Caten—the fabulously fashionable duo behind DSquared—will be in Miami next month for Art Basel. Thankfully you don’t need to wait until December to embrace their edgy style. Don a pair of these new DSquared skate boots ($1,485) and you will be way ahead of the game. Ida and Harry, Fontainebleau Miami Beach, 4550 Collins Ave., Miami Beach,  800-548-8886
 

A ring by Diamond in the Rough

Demi Moore, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, Hillary Swank and Alicia Keys are all devotees of Diamond in the Rough, a collection of natural and uncut diamond baubles that has been a red carpet staple as of late. The line will make a rare appearance for a trunk show at Neiman Marcus Bal Harbour on November 15 and November 16 (11 AM–5 PM), showing off its one-of-a-kind pieces in seven collections. From bridal to over-the-top glam, the brand is one of the most exceptional rough diamond jewelry collections in the world and not to be missed. Neiman Marcus Bal Harbour, 9700 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-865-6161

You officially have a new reason to head north. One of J.R.R Tolkien’s most famous lines is, “Not all those who wander are lost,” and we couldn’t agree more when it comes to Wanderers—a fabulous new pop-up shop in West Palm Beach. Founded by Christina Coniglio of Rae Francis and Matthew Chevallard of Del Toro Shoes, Wanderers offers collections by Rae Francis and other local brands as well as Del Toro’s debut women’s collection. Wanderers is located in Via Testa on Royal Poinciana Way in Palm Beach. 561-644-2301

Just when you thought Zuma couldn’t get any better, the contemporary Japanese restaurant opened its beautiful waterfront terrace. Now open for lunch, light bites (3–6 PM), and dinner reservations, Zuma's terrace overlooks the Miami River and allows you to enjoy the city's magnificent weather. With the holidays just around the corner, the terrace is the perfect place for a party (it accommodates up to 80 guests) or a more intimate dinner for two. 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, 305-577-0277