Dan's Papers March 1, 2013

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DAN’S PAPERS

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SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP

GOODIES

Where to find the bargains this weekend.

For you, family and friends

Oscar Fashion in the Hamptons The 85th Annual Academy Awards was an amazing showcase of elegant fashions, beautiful people and showstopping performances. The common theme evoked a sense of “old Hollywood” meets modern day trends. From Best Actress Oscar Winner Jennifer Lawrence, who selected a pale pink Dior Haute Couture princess-like gown, to Best Actress nominee Naomi Watts, who opted for a glittery modern/classic gown designed by Armani, the styles were stunning. Proof that many Hollywood stylists got it right this year! Hamptons icon Steven Spielberg may not have won the Oscar for Best Director for the film Lincoln, but he looked amazing in a classic black tux. Equally as important as the attire one wears to the Academy Awards are the stylistic designs that go into dressing each movie set. Lincoln is a masterpiece of not only film, but also of production design. Every scene brings the audience back in time with genuine authentic décor from the 19th century by including such details as the use of brilliant handmade lace. In fact, the lace table clothes and drapery used in the film are so rare, they are still created using original looms designed by MYB Textiles of Scotland. Our very own Prince

of Scots in Water Mill is the exclusive carrier of MYB Dr. Greenberg has locations in Manhattan, Textiles in the United States. So, if you would like Woodbury and Southampton. If you’re interested in to add a bit of Old World charm to your Hamptons any of the latest in cosmetic procedures, make an home, stop by Prince of Scots and peruse the appointment with Dr. Greenberg, 516-364-4200 for a collection samples—custom drapes and tablecloths free consultation. Visit greenbergcosmeticsurgery. can be designed as one-of-a-kind accents that will add com for more details. Another ritual amongst the Hollywood A-listers involves a great that extra wow factor to your home. This deal of pampering. Although the drive unique lifestyle boutique offers a variety over to the Spa at the Four Seasons of beautiful fashions for men, women or Beverly Wilshire it a bit far, we and home décor. Prince of Scots, 700 can drive to The Spa at Gurney’s Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-604-1392, Inn in Montauk. Gurney’s Spa provides princeofscots.com. Wondering how all the same amenities and services the those glamorous movie stars look so stars love to indulge in. This March in amazing? I believe it’s a combination honor of St. Patrick’s Day, treat yourself of good living, a healthy outlook and, to one of the spa’s many organic green for some, perhaps a simple procedure treatments such as Gurney’s famous to enhance their youthful appearance. Seaweed Wrap, refreshing Marine Kur When deciding on the right surgeon, one Therapy or Brush and Tone Therapy. of the most important considerations is Gurney’s Inn, 290 Old Montauk Hwy., reputation. Stephen T. Greenberg M.D., Montauk, 631-668-1892, gurneysinn.com. a top-rated cosmetic plastic surgeon, And finally, the piece de resistance— offers the latest in technique and treat yourself or someone special innovative procedures for both men and T.J. Maxx, Bridgehampton in your life to a relaxing facial, women. Whether you’re interested in body contouring, a facelift, breast augmentation or non- massage or body treatment at Reverie Spa in East invasive procedures, Dr. Greenberg comes highly Hampton. Appointments only. Reverie Spa, 84A Park recommended. This nationally renowned plastic Place, East Hampton, 631-324-4401 or 917-639-8506. surgeon has contributed to beauty and fashion Until next year, see you at the Oscars! magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar and Elle, in Please email us at shoptil@danspapers.com with addition to having made guest appearances on CBS, NBC and News 12, to name a few notable credentials. future special events or amazing sales. Stacy Dermont

By kendra sommers

Find Your BFF at Southampton Animal Shelter

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aving a dog can be a great thing. A companion. They are entertaining to be around and are very loyal pets—how do you think they earned the name man’s best friend? We currently have five dogs in our household: a Yorkie, Puggle, two Pugs and a Westiepoo. Our first dog was a mix we got at ARF for a nominal fee when I was 12 years old. Animals end up in shelters for a number of reason—the death of their owners, someone gives them up, they run away—but the dogs want nothing more than a loving family and secure home to live in. With the following tips, you’ll be able to figure out what type of dog is right for you and how to go about making a great addition to your family. First you have to figure out what type of dog you want. Do you want a dog that will stay on your lap and watch television with you? A dog that is friendly with kids? A dog for hunting to go on adventures with you? If you’re looking for a calm dog that will just relax with you after a day of work you may want to go for a small dog like a Pug, Yorkie or a French or English Bulldog. They tend to like to stay around the living room and watch television with you. They don’t require too much exercise and are a fine pet to have if you need to leave for a day of work. Pugs, however, love to eat, eat and eat. If you’re the more athletic type or an avid hunter you may want to go for a bigger more active dog like a German Sheppard or a Great Dane. You also have to take into consideration whether you want a puppy or an older dog. With the puppy, you’ll have to train them to go to the bathroom outside and not to chew

on the furniture. I recently got a two-month-old Pug puppy. We are in the process of training her now. Puppies will go to the bathroom on the rug and chew on shoes, clothes and other objects in the house. If you are a person of little patience a puppy may not be the right choice. Of course, you can always take them to training classes. Southampton Animal Shelter is located at 102 Old Riverhead Road West, in Hampton Bays. There you

mills and even abused households. The adoption fee will run you about $150. (Puppies cost a little more.) First you either stop in or go on their website to see which dog you’d like to bring home. Then you fill out the application. If you are chosen, the next step is that you have to bring in any other dogs that live in your home. The employees want to make sure that your house is the proper place for the animal and that all your other pets get along with it. You also have to make sure that all of the pets you already own have all their shots. (They call your veterinarian to confirm this.) If you’ve made it through this whole process, then the animal is yours! When asked about volunteer programs at the shelter, Goldsmith notes, “ we offer volunteer training, team training, public training and child/parent training. We also have community service for high school students.” With these tips you should be able to figure out what type of dog is right for you. As you prep for St. Patrick’s Day, check out the Southampton Animal shelter at the West Hampton Parade on March 9 and the Hampton Bays Parade on March 23. No matter what breed you choose, a dog can be a great addition to the family and is sure to bring joy to your household. And the dog will definitely appreciate being accepted into a warm and loving home. You’ll have a loyal companion for life as well. G. Holzman III

By george holzman III

can see the different dogs and cats that are up for adoption. “We usually have about 30 dogs and cats a month adopted. The summer tends to have more adoptions though,” says Linda Goldsmith, an administrative assistant. Many of the shelter animals were saved from puppy

Southampton Animal Shelter, 102 Old Riverhead Rd West, Hampton Bays, 631-728-PETS (7387), southamptonanimalshelter.com


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