This year, skip the mainstream and keep it local—Come On, Miami’s independent brand inspired by punk, surrealism, and subculture.

Let’s face it: the holidays can be a financial whirlwind, even when the economy isn’t throwing curveballs. But who says you can’t deck the halls—and your wardrobe—on a budget? In true Miami fashion, you don’t have to sacrifice style to stay savvy. This year, lean into “recessionista chic” and uncover treasures that won’t break the bank. Miami’s secondhand and thrift store scene is teeming with hidden gems, from designer finds to quirky one-of-a-kind pieces, perfect for gifting or refreshing your holiday look.

Although Art Week is behind us there is no lack of events this weekend, with the holidays creeping upon us there are options for every taste. Get your intellectual fix at Nerd Nite at Gramps, featuring trivia and presentations on the U.S. Constitution’s loopholes and Florida's abortion rights. If you're in the mood for something a little darker, the Vampyre Symposium kicks off with a banquet, followed by a Winter Ball that’s all about Gothic culture and festive vibes.

Art Basel week is back, and Miami fells pretty busy to say the least, ready to showcase everything from cutting-edge art to more classic stuff, but here at TML we are showcasing our favorite local focused events.

In the sun-soaked streets of Miami, a city known for its dynamic culture and bold fashion, Mawanas sunglasses offers more than just eyewear. Founded by Helder Lopez, this unisex brand embodies a commitment to individuality, inclusivity, and artistic expression. With a mission to create high-quality sunglasses that celebrate diversity and confidence, Helder’s journey from Luanda, Angola, to Miami is as inspiring as the designs themselves.

The holiday season is all about family, friends, and a lot of good food! But with all the festive fun, it’s easy to let fitness slip through the cracks. As a fitness instructor, I get it—sometimes all we want is to cozy up, relax, and maybe overindulge a little. So here are five fun, easy ways to stay active and make movement a part of your holiday joy without feeling like it’s a chore. Let’s keep our bodies moving, our spirits high, and end this year strong!

Miami’s weekend lineup is as eclectic as ever! A perfect mix of immersive art, unforgettable music, and cultural celebrations awaits you.

This weekend in Miami promises a rich mix of art, music, and cultural celebration, offering experiences that’ll keep you buzzing all the way through Sunday.

Get ready for Miami’s spookiest weekend yet! As Halloween unfolds, the city transforms into a playground for music, art, and costume lovers alike.

Miami’s cultural pulse is electric this weekend with a lineup packed full of thrilling events. From haunted houses to electrifying music festivals and immersive experiences, there’s no shortage of things to do.

Your go-to guide for the best events around town this weekend is finally here! This weekend is packed with thrills, music, and Halloween vibes to keep you going from Thursday to Sunday.

This weekend, Miami is buzzing with a lineup that fuses alternative vibes, pulsating beats, retro vibes, and boundary-pushing performances.

The best looks to wear for III Points Festival this year.

Vamps & Tramps on October 12 and the Halloween Fetish Ball on October 25 are the two must-attend events of the season.

Luxury streetwear brand Ryoko Rain® is teaming up with Athlos NYC for a special apparel collaboration at the all-women’s track event.

Co-founder Amy Miller reflects on their journey, the salon’s unique style, and what’s next for the team.

The 90s are back in full force this summer—here’s how to style chunky sneakers, slip dresses, and more for a laid-back, effortless vibe.

Time to set your intentions and manifest your future.

“Come On Tear Me Apart” elegantly merges post-punk and New Wave influences with sustainable design, offering genderless pieces that invite personalization while paying homage to iconic music and cinema.