Members of the Rage Announces Partnership with Istituto Marangoni Miami for a Pop-Up During Art Basel 2023 Supported by The Webster

Designed by Scott Ramon Seguro Mescudi, also known as Kid Cudi, Members Of The Rage is a Ready-To-Wear collection for outsiders everywhere, designed in Los Angeles and Made In Italy. “Members of the Rage started off as this idea for a movie that I want to write, and I’m probably still going to write it at some point. It’s about a band of survivors that get together to stop an alien invasion. The survivors are like rebels – they’re all outcasts from society.” – Scott Mescudi

Istituto Marangoni Miami was established in 2018 and stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation, born from the visionary Founder and President, Hakan Baykam. Since its inception, it has continuously evolved to become a dynamic hub in Miami where the worlds of fashion, design, and education seamlessly intersect. Established with a commitment to shaping the future of these industries, Istituto Marangoni Miami, The Miami School of Fashion & Design, has grown into a vibrant realm of boundless possibilities, where innovation knows no bounds. Guided by an exceptional and highly qualified academic team, combining European instructors and prominent local professionals, the campus located at the heart of the Miami Design District is a fusion of global expertise and local insight. The school’s commitment to excellence is reflected in its comprehensive range of courses and graduate programs. From the four-year Bachelor of Fine Art degrees in Fashion Design, Fashion Styling, and Fashion Business culminating in a Master of Arts Degree in Fashion & Luxury Brand Management, Fashion Design, and Interior Design, each program serves as a gateway to success. Istituto Marangoni Miami transcends the conventional notion of a school; it is a realm of boundless creativity, innovation, and exploration.

Laure Heriard Dubreuil opened The Webster’s flagship location in 2009 at 1220 Collins Avenue in South Beach, Miami. Originally the Webster Hotel, the 20,000-square-foot Art Deco building was built in 1939 by architect Henry Hohauser. Heriard Dubreuil, who grew up in Paris and worked as a top merchandiser for Balenciaga and Yves Saint Laurent before founding The Webster, kept the name but reimagined the three-story interior as a women’s and men’s multi-brand luxury retailer designed with vibrant intimacy to resemble a residential space.

“The idea was a place where you can feel very comfortable,” says Heriard Dubreuil of The Webster’s concept. “It’s a place to spend time. You arrive, you take off your shoes, you’re at someone’s house, or you’re in your gigantic closet, and you can try everything.” Rather than organize the store according to brand, Heriard Dubreuil merchandised it as if it were a personal wardrobe, mixing big brands with the emerging, arranging everything intuitively by mood, which was revolutionary at the time. Her instinctive, warm touch lured an impressive brand matrix, including Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Chanel, Celine, Saint Laurent, and loyal customers.

A decade after the Miami flagship opened, The Webster has expanded to nine additional flagship locations in Bal Harbour, Houston, Costa Mesa, New York City, Los Angeles, Montecito at the Rosewood Miramar Beach, Toronto, Palm Springs, and most recently, New Jersey as well as an annual pop-up in Palm Beach. Each store has its own distinctive energy, unified by Heriard Dubreuil’s uncompromising vision of good energy, good fashion, good fun, and Miami’s sunny spirit. The retailer has become a destination for exclusive collaborations with brands such as Marine Serre, Bottega Veneta, and Canada Goose, and permanent partnerships with David Mallett and Augustinus Bader, who both operate studios out of The Webster’s SoHo location. thewebster.com @thewebster @thewebsterman