If anyone knows how to re-open a store, it seems to be Armani Exchange. For the premiere, the Miami Beach's Vice Mayor named it the "Official Armani Exchange" day and Hollywood stars traveled 3000 miles to celebrate and try on some of Armani's sexy shades.

The new South Beach flagship is bigger and sleeker with futuristic steel accents and clean lines, while still keeping the art deco feel of Miami. The brand, which was created in 1991 to dress the urban, street-chic customers, still captures that fun, young, and sexy energy today. With the Miami essentials of tiny party dresses, smoky shades, and tight t-shirts, the new Armani Exchange is bigger in size and sex appeal.

For a unique gift, for a friend or for yourself, skip Pottery Barn and Williams Sonoma across the street and pop into Inkanta Design Store, where their goal is "to satisfy lovers of modern design so they can enjoy beautiful objects at work, at home and in everyday life." And that goal has been met. This minimalist, clean, crisp all-white store gets its pop of color from the modern object on display for sale. A perfect fit for Miami Beach's Lincoln Road, the store's inviting interior features a slew of modern silver key chains with all types of colorful ensembles, a wall displaying modern clocks in every style, shape and color, funky wristwatches, and glassware for cocktails ranging from a high ball to a martini to a nice aged scotch, all done in gradient shades of pink, green and blue. The collection includes accessories as well as objects for home and office designed mainly by Europeans hailing from France, Denmark, Italy, England, Holland and Germany with a few American designers thrown into the mix. Inkanta Design Store is located at 1111 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach