See inside TiffanyandCo's cocktail at its boutique in the Design District during Art Basel Miami Beach.
By Thursday night of Miami Art Week, traveling between Miami Beach and the Design District becomes a daunting, and lengthy, task. But Tiffany & Co. offered a compelling reason to brave the traffic and make the journey over to celebrate the brand’s first Miami holiday pop-up. Located near its permanent boutique, the two-story pop-up is a celebration of Andy Warhol, who worked for the brand in the ’50s and early ’60s; his archival designs feature in Tiffany’s holiday campaign.
There was plenty of star power in the store on Thursday. Guests including brand ambassador Hailey Bieber;
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