See Miami through the eyes, style, and stories of its hosts.
Glitz Miami is a B&F Publishing media property built around personality-driven lifestyle and editorial programming. Rather than treating Miami as a list of places, Glitz uses its hosts to create a point of view: where they go, what they wear, what they value, what they discover, and how different audiences experience the same city.
The network spans luxury, attainable lifestyle, fashion authority, finance and outdoor life, entertainment, events, and local information. Each program can stand alone while contributing to the broader Glitz ecosystem. The public site is glitzmiami.com.
The Six Programs
Glitz with Richie
Entertainment, interviews, nightlife, personalities, and Miami culture. Glitz is the broad entertainment and conversation layer of the network, designed for guests, personalities, openings, cultural moments, and the stories that shape the city’s social energy.
Vibe with Lexi
Luxury travel, destinations, hotels, restaurants, fashion, and lifestyle experiences. Vibe treats premium experiences as normal within Lexi’s world rather than as distant aspiration, creating a clear editorial lane for luxury hospitality, designer fashion, beauty, travel, and high-end experiences.
Look with Jeni
Fashion collections, trends, styling, seasonal looks, and the business behind apparel. Look combines editorial fashion with practical analysis: how a collection works, why a silhouette matters, how trends evolve, and how clothing moves from design to customer.
Chill with Dean
Personal finance, giving back, sports, fishing, hunting, and outdoor leisure. Chill combines financial literacy and affluent lifestyle content with experiences that take Dean outside the city’s nightlife—onto the water, into the field, and into conversations about money, business, and responsibility.
Scene with Tiffany & Sophie
A weekly guide to concerts, events, things to do, and local information across Miami-Dade. Scene serves the attainable lifestyle audience: where to go, what is happening, what it costs, and how to experience Miami without assuming every reader is shopping at the luxury tier.
G News
Short news, weather, and field packages. G News gives the network a concise information layer and should maintain a clear line between independent reporting and paid content.
Glitz Miami Magazine
The Glitz Miami digital magazine extends the network into monthly editorial publishing. Rather than inventing magazine stories separately from the shows, each issue can collect and expand the strongest work produced across Glitz, Vibe, Look, Chill, Scene, and G News.
The cover should be created after the issue is assembled so that the featured headlines reflect the actual editorial content inside.
Subscribers can receive an email featuring the current cover and a direct link to the web edition or downloadable digital edition. The web version can support video, clickable commerce, bookings, affiliate links, sponsor destinations, and other interactive elements that a traditional print magazine cannot.
Advertising, Sponsorship, and Commerce
Glitz is being built with multiple commercial layers rather than a single advertising model. A business may purchase traditional display advertising without appearing in a show. Another may sponsor a program without purchasing a magazine ad. A third may combine both.
Magazine inventory can include quarter-page, half-page, full-page, and premium-position digital advertising. Sponsored features and sponsored programs should be clearly labeled. Affiliate links and tracked commerce can connect relevant editorial content to products, travel, restaurants, hotels, events, or experiences.
A fishing charter, for example, could sponsor a Chill experience, appear in the resulting magazine feature, purchase a full-page ad in the same issue, and participate as a collaborator on the social post. Those are separate products that can also be bundled when it serves the advertiser.
The value is not an endorsement. It is social proof: a business can point to its appearance in a professional article, magazine issue, program, or collaborative social post as evidence of real media visibility.
A Media Network, Not a Single Channel
Glitz is designed so that one strong story can become a full episode, short-form social content, an editorial article, a magazine feature, a newsletter item, and—where appropriate—a direct path to shop, reserve, book, or attend the experience.
That connected model is where B&F’s content and technology strategy becomes visible to the audience. The systems behind it are described on Innovation.