In celebrating its 100th anniversary, Trussardi 1911 has created a capsule collection expressing its love for Miami. Sold exclusively at The Webster, the limited edition line designed by Milan Vukmirovic includes various bags and travel accessories. But the iPad case stands out. Crafted in white ultra-light Nappa leather, it embodies Miami’s light, fresh vibe. The Webster, 1220 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 305-674-7899

FROM LEFT: La Poire Frozen Frenchy, Le Citron Frozen Berry Lemonade, L'Orange Frozen Summer

Guests at Ocean Drive’s Summer Soirée at Arkadia this past week raved about the refreshing Grey Goose ice pops that were served. If you’re craving more of them (or couldn’t make the party), we’ve got you covered. These grown-up frozen treats are perfect for summer celebrations and easy to make.

Grey Goose La Poire Frozen Frenchy
SERVES 6

1 ounce Grey Goose La Poire Flavored Vodka
3.75 ounces fresh pineapple juice or puree
.25 ounce Monin pure cane syrup

Mix all ingredients together. Pour liquid into a Popsicle mold and freeze overnight.

Grey Goose Le Citron Frozen Fresh Berry Lemonade
SERVES 6

1 ounce Grey Goose Le Citron Flavored Vodka
5 raspberries
3.75 ounces fresh lemonade

Muddle the raspberries. Mix all ingredients together. Pour liquid into a Popsicle mold through a tea strainer (to strain out raspberry seeds and pulp) and freeze overnight.

Grey Goose L’Orange Frozen Summer
SERVES 6

.75 ounce Grey Goose L’Orange Flavored Vodka
.25 ounce Licor 43
4 ounces fresh orange juice

Mix all ingredients together. Pour liquid into a Popsicle mold and freeze overnight.

Salty ocean breezes and breathtaking views should come to mind when you think of waterfront dining, and One Bal Harbour’s new restaurant Mister Collins delivers. Its philosophy is simple: home-style American comfort food made from fresh, local, high-quality produce and ingredients. Start off with freshly baked soft pretzels served with house-made mustard dipping sauce and paired with a cold craft beer from a menu featuring Florida brews like the Native Lager and the Eleven Brown Ale. Try the crab cake salad with jumbo lump cake and mustard seed vinaigrette, or the #1 Ahi burger with nori mayo and hand-cut French fries. For a dish that will surely hit the spot, try the Pop’s pork chops served with smashed potatoes and the pleasantly oozing crab mac and cheese. Get the ultimate dining experience and eat on the outdoor patio called View Bar, where you can take in a stunning view of the Atlantic. 10295 Collins Ave., Bal Harbour, 305-455-5460

Nails 111

Nails 111 will keep you looking and feeling beautiful this summer—­both inside and out. Already offering services ranging from mani-pedis to spray tans, the recent addition of a Moroccanoil-based blow-dry bar—making Nails 11 the only nail lounge in Miami Beach with a blow-dry bar—seems too good to be true. And the shop’s partnership with wellness outfit Green Monkey is even better. Buy four blowouts for $99 and get a free yoga class at Green Monkey. Or try the Highway to Heaven ($59), which includes a mani-pedi, a blowout and a yoga class. Wellness junkies looking to get in touch with their inner yogi need not worry: Buy a package of five yoga classes from Green Monkey and receive a free manicure. Buy a package of 10, and get a complimentary manicure and blowout. We’re sold. 111 Alton Road, Miami Beach, 305-538-0000

Office supplies don't normally catch our eye, but these notebooks did thanks to their interesting (and dark) design. Armed Notebooks ($25) by Megawing sandwich paper inbetween a cover exblazoned with gun, a knife or a grenade. They're sure to instigate instant conversation wherever you go. Bold, indeed. Base, 939 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, 305-531-4982

Miami Swim Week arrives in a few weeks, but you can score some fabulous suits beforehand at the annual Red Carter swimwear sample sale at the brand’s warehouse. Starting tomorrow (the sale continues through Sunday), stock up on suits, cover-ups and bags ($5–$40). Bring cash—the minimum credit card purchase is $200. (10 AM–5 PM) 1819 West Ave., Bay #6

The rock shrimp ceviche at Area 31

Summer began officially yesterday, and so did Area 31’s “Raw, Rosé, Refresh” promotion. All weekend long guests can enjoy a glass of Juvé y Camps rosé or a serving of chef E. Michael Reidt’s rock shrimp ceviche for $5. Add another five spot for a day pass to the Epic Hotel Miami pool adjacent to Area 31 on the 16th floor overlooking Downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay. Area 31, 270 Biscayne Blvd. Way, Miami, 305-424-5234

The 162-year-old Swiss watchmaker Omega opened its latest boutique in Aventura Mall this month. Modeled after the New York flagship, the 888-square-foot boutique brings to life the themes of sun, water, earth and time. The shop offers the brand’s complete product line of watches, as well as fine jewelry and leather collections. Boasting a strong ambassador line-up that includes a supermodel, an Academy Award winner, Olympic athletes, an astronaut and even James Bond, Omega epitomizes classic versatility and quality. Aventura Mall, 19501 Biscayne Blvd., #621, Aventura, 305-931-8788

Food from the Mr. Good Stuff food truck

Each Thursday night through summer’s end, Miami’s beloved food trucks will rally a county away at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood. Up to 20 trucks will serve their gourmet meals on wheels, including some of our favorites like Dim Ssäm á GoGo, The Fish Box and Sugar Rush. Bonus? Come with a beach chair and settle in for a free double feature under the stars. 1 Seminole Way, Hollywood, 954-327-7625

ELLE Spa

Spa goers have a new pampering oasis thanks to the Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach hotel and ELLE magazine. The new 22,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style ELLE Spa is a can't-miss, complete with treatment rooms, a hair salon, a gym and a boutique. “The ELLE team had been talking about doing a spa for awhile,” says Emily Dougherty, ELLE beauty and fitness director. “We love the Eden Roc. We love their philosophy. They’re not cookie-cutter, and it’s such a Miami landmark.” Dougherty reports that an ELLE editor curated every element of the spa. “We took all the feedback from our editors’ and contributors’ spa experiences around the world: What they liked and didn’t like in a spa and what made them feel relaxed,” she says. High-coved ceilings, white-washed walls, natural stone, fountains, wood tables, dangling epiphytes and an oversize statue of a  unicorn make up the décor and design. Treatments range from typical Swedish massages to services inspired by the glossy’s editorial columns such as “Doctor’s Orders” and “Forever 25.” Don't miss the orange and coral Eden & Roc nail polishes ($9 each), which were created by Essie and are exclusive to the spa. “The editors are obsessed with nail colors and we thought, wouldn’t it be cool to have our own,” said Dougherty. “The colors we chose are office friendly and you can wear them to the beach.” We feel more relaxed already. ELLE Spa, 4525 Collins Ave.; 305-674-5585