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Cavalli Restaurant & Lounge Opening in South Beach (Photos)

Fashion maven Roberto Cavalli is best known for his exotic prints and curve-hugging jeans, but the Florentine designer is also a restaurateur with restaurant/clubs in Milan and Dubai. Both locations offer glittering, Studio 54-esque experiences, Italian cuisine, and celebrity appearances by the likes of Mike Tyson and Paris Hilton. Miami...
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Fashion maven Roberto Cavalli is best known for his exotic prints and curve-hugging jeans, but the Florentine designer is also a restaurateur with restaurant/clubs in Milan and Dubai. Both locations offer glittering, Studio 54-esque experiences, Italian cuisine, and celebrity appearances by the likes of Mike Tyson and Paris Hilton.

Miami Beach will be the next shiny city to get a fashion makeover when Cavalli Restaurant & Lounge opens at the former DeVito South Beach space at 150 Ocean Dr.

According to Cavalli's website, the restaurant/lounge is scheduled to open this fall, but a recent drive-by showed a construction site surrounded by a chain link fence:

When it does open, Cavalli Restaurant & Lounge will feature traditional Italian cuisine "infused with Tuscan influences, as well as innovative new style dishes."

The bi-level restaurant and lounge will "reflect the Cavalli signature beacons of excellence: fashion -- food -- design, and will offer the ultimate in luxury and sophisticated exclusivity." And will, most likely, provide Paris Hilton sightings.

Here are some artist's renderings of what Cavalli Restaurant & Lounge will look like once it opens:

Rendering of the lounge area, complete with animal-print ceiling.

The Cavalli logo and signature animal prints will feature prominently in the dining room design.

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