Alexandra Leclerc Hosts a Riviera-Soaked Celebration for Her FRAME Collaboration in Miami.

In the lead-up to the high-octane glamour of the Miami Grand Prix, Alexandra Leclerc offered a more intimate kind of spectacle, one rooted not in speed, but in atmosphere. To mark her capsule collaboration with FRAME, she hosted an evening that unfolded like a quiet escape to the French Riviera, right in the heart of South Beach.

Set within the garden of Casa Tua, the dinner was less an event and more an experience. As the sun dissolved into evening, guests stepped into a setting that felt deliberately removed from Miami, one that carried the softness, nostalgia, and elegance of Monaco. Signature spritzes were poured, caviar circulated effortlessly, and conversation began before anyone had even taken their seats.

Among those moving through the space were Hailey Bieber and Kim Petras, alongside a close-knit circle of creatives and familiar faces. The mood remained intentionally unforced, elevated, yet relaxed, mirroring the essence of the collection itself.

What defined the evening most was its sense of personal authorship. Every detail, from handwritten place cards to olive baguettes resting beside deep-toned menus, traced back to Leclerc’s connection to Monaco. This wasn’t inspiration at a distance, it was memory, translated into design. The collection, a 21-piece offering, follows the same philosophy: wearable, considered, and rooted in pieces she naturally gravitates toward in her everyday life.

Guests, including Lukas Gage and Devon Windsor, settled into long, Riviera-style tables where the evening unfolded slowly. The menu leaned into Mediterranean familiarity, arugula salad, truffle risotto, wagyu, and branzino, served in a way that encouraged sharing, conversation, and lingering. There was no urgency, only rhythm.

Even the final course carried a personal signature: chocolate mousse desserts shaped after Leclerc’s dachshund, Leo. It was a detail that softened the polish of the night, reminding guests that behind the aesthetic precision was something distinctly human.

During a toast, Silvia Merati spoke not just of the collaboration but of Leclerc herself, highlighting a sense of authenticity that extended beyond the clothes and into the way the evening had been imagined. That sentiment lingered, quietly defining the night.

There were subtle nods to what lay ahead: branded binoculars placed at each setting, a Le Rocher hat waiting to be worn trackside. Fashion and Formula 1, style and speed, two worlds about to converge over the weekend.

Now officially launched, the Alexandra Leclerc x FRAME collection doesn’t announce itself loudly. Instead, it settles in, effortless, refined, and deeply personal. The kind of luxury that doesn’t try to convince, only to resonate.