Hamptons - 2017 - Issue 9 - 8-18-2017 (Fall Fashion) - Maria Sharapova

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#INSTAHAMPTONS For designer Peter Som, the luxury of having time to relax in the pool—while still looking fabulous—is the essence of Hamptons style.

PEACE OF MIND FASHION DESIGNER PETER SOM FINDS CLARITY AND INSPIRATION IN THE BEAUTY OF THE HAMPTONS. AS TOLD TO DANIELLE COHEN

“There’s a reason why artists for generations have been inspired by the landscape, the lighting, the colors of the Hamptons. There’s just a sheer beauty to the place—a sense of sky, and the way the light meets the water. What’s always inspiring about

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Hamptons style is the embrace of bright colors and patterns—I love it!

“From the vineyards to the fields to when the sunflowers and corn come up, you really sense all four of the seasons. That’s something I love.

“And it’s not just the natural beauty; it’s also the

farmstands, the chance to just be lazy. I think that one of the most precious gifts of all is just time.

Hamptons style is all about a mix of effortless ease and laid-back luxury, which is really what I always aspire to when I design. Looking like you haven’t tried too hard—but

still looking fabulous—is Hamptons style to me.

“Being in the Hamptons is a chance to breathe deeply, to breathe in the fresh air and just take time. It clears the head when you come back home. You just approach the week with a clear head and a centered mind.”

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CONTENTS

04 // #INSTAHAMPTONS

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Natasha FraserCavassoni, seen with Andy Warhol in 1980, has an artful new book.

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Jessica Alba comes by her charitable impulse honestly.

18 // LETTER FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 20 // LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER

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Alex Guarnaschelli showcases the season’s fresh berries in a blackberry clafoutis.

27 // INVITED

SCENE 43 // BABY BOOM! Jessica Alba give us the scoop on The Honest Company’s new diaper line, a collaboration with The Great.

46 // KITCHEN-TABLE BOOK With her second title, The Home Cook, due next month, Food Network star Alex Guarnaschelli, executive chef of the restaurant Butter, always feels at home out East.

50 // POP LIFE Style scribe Natasha FraserCavassoni discusses fashion, family, and fabulousness in her new memoir, After Andy.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIMITRIOS KAMBOURIS/GETTY IMAGES (ALBA); © 2017 JOHNNY MILLER (DISH); ALAN DAVIDSON (FRASER-CAVASSONI)

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STYLE 55 // THE SHOE FITS Ferragamo women’s footwear designer Paul Andrew is taking the iconic brand to new style heights.

Walela dress, Theory ($555). Saks Fifth Avenue, Walt Whitman Shops, 230 Walt Whitman Road, Huntington Station, 631-350-1100; saks.com.

Bracelet, Sydney Evan ($400). Neiman Marcus, Roosevelt Field, 630 Old Country Road, Garden City, 516-368-0500; neimanmarcus.com

58 // FORBIDDEN FRUIT Fall’s standout accessories come in the richest colors and most luxe materials, creating the perfect mix of elements to transition you into the season.

60 // EAU WU!!

On the eve of his first fragrance launch, powerhouse designer Jason Wu sits down with Hamptons for an exlusive one-on-one.

FEATURES 66 // NET RESULTS In the midst of a tennis comeback, five-time Grand Slam singles winner and business entrepreneur Maria Sharapova took time out for a chat.

70 // FIELD REPORT Airy embroidery and billowing silhouettes summon the calm of the heartland—and settle in the long days of summer with languorous ease…

Connect with East Hampton history through beautiful photographs of the future Jacqueline Kennedy in the must-see exhibition “Young Jackie on the South Fork.”

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY YOSSI MICHAELI

78 // FIRST, A YOUNG LADY

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From its impeccable furnishings to its 60-foot pool, this Southampton home is a contemporary masterpiece.

SPACE 83 // SHORE THING The compact getaway home of real estate powerhouse Louise Phillips Forbes and her family proves that life’s simple pleasures are often the best.

86 // DETAIL ORIENTED Down to the last stone, and awash in luxe materials, this grand Southampton estate was built to impress.

Unlimited Earth Care’s Frederico Azevedo maximizes his outdoor time in style.

92 // VILLAGE PEOPLE Douglas Elliman broker Maria Mendelsohn focuses on luxury and fine equestrian properties, but when she’s out East, Sag Harbor is her village of choice.

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PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF DOUGLAS ELLIMAN

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Even indoors, the focus is on the beach—and on family—for Louise Phillips Forbes.

94 // THE MINGLERS Hamptons property owners are thinking about the home and garden in a different way—they start by taking out the “and.”

Our panel of experts blends the trends.

100 // CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ With its newly renovated Southampton showroom, California Closets helps you tackle the latest design trends to customize your storage spaces.

THE SOURCE 103 // SCENE, STYLE, SPACE, SELF Your essential guide to fab dining, shopping, and living out East.

THE END 128 // SKYN DEEP

on the cover: Maria Sharapova Photography by John Russo/ Corbis via Getty Images

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW WILLIAMS

For Sarah Kugelman, founder of the vegan skincare line Skyn Iceland, August in the Hamptons is all about freshness and family.

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We have the inside scoop on the Hamptons’ best parties, pursuits, and more. real estate

REAL ESTATE EXPERTS DISCUSS THE UPCOMING TRENDS IN THE YOUTH MARKET photos

SEE THE LATEST FROM LAST NIGHT’S EVENTS Couldn’t attend? Browse the newest photos from the Hamptons’ most exclusive parties.

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A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE COVETED HAMPTONS NEIGHBORHOOD OF GEORGICA Mapping the history of Georgica reveals how it came to be one of the Hamptons’ toniest—and most private—neighborhoods.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY PATRICK BERNARD (REAL ESTATE); JOE SCHILDHORN/BFA.COM (PHOTOS); DOUG; COURTESY OF THE EAST HAMPTON LIBRARY (PHOTOGRAPHY)

Esteemed local propery experts reveal the surprising trends.

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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

This is the second time I have had the pleasure of working with Maria Sharapova. Watching athletes evolve is something quite fascinating, as sports truly is similar to any other career. You have highs and lows and moments you wish to rejoice in and others you wish to hide from. Sharapova, in her memoir Unstoppable: My Life So Far, out this September, discusses the gamut of her career, from her start in Russia to winning five Grand Slam titles to addressing what she considers a mistake (and an unfair accusation of doping): taking a heart medication that was banned from the sport of tennis, suspending her from play for 15 months. Well, her comeback is now. In this issue, she candidly discusses her setbacks and her

unquestionable rally. Personally, I am thrilled to have Sharapova back on the cover of Hamptons magazine.

Kate Betts interviews Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni about her book After Andy: Adventures in Warhol Land, in which she turns an eye on her own illustrious career running in the same circles as Andy Warhol.

And speaking of rich history, there is no greater lure than Jackie Kennedy.

We explore the East End’s past and young Jackie side by side to celebrate a new exhibit at the East Hampton Historical Society.

Enjoy the weekend!

samantha yanks

Follow me on Instagram and Twitter at @SamanthaYanks and @HamptonsMag.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY EUGENE GOLOGURSKY FOR WIREIMAGE (SHARAPOVA); ZACH HILTY/BFA.COM (DAVID YANKS); DIMITRIOS KAMBOURIS/ GETTY IMAGES FOR THE HONEST COMPANY (ALBA); MARK SAGLIOCCO (WIEDEMANN)

clockwise from far left: With Jessica Alba at the launch of her Honest Company collaboration with The Great in East Hampton; celebrating with Elettra Wiedemann at the Hamptons magazine cover party; toasting the arts with my husband, David, at the Watermill Center gala; with cover star Maria Sharapova; being interviewed by Elisa DiStefano of News 12 at Super Saturday, the wonderful OCRFA fundraiser.

GREENVALE

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Fashion for fall is always fun and exciting. Though it’s still the middle of August, we look forward to fall so we can grab our layers of cashmere and wool, get cozy, and enjoy the very best time on the East End: our long and stunning Indian summer.

As Coco Chanel said, “Fashion fades; only style remains the same,” and in this issue, look for styles that exemplify our way of life out East: the chic yet downto-earth designs that we enjoy wearing here.

Recently someone posted on my Facebook timeline that the Hamptons aren’t the Hamptons at all; each town has its own distinctive personality, and that is so true. East Hampton has a completely different look and feel than Southampton.

Montauk is beachy, a little rugged, and now very fashionforward. Sag Harbor retains the small-town feel it had when it was a whaling village so long

from top: With the lovely Katie Lee, celebrating her fifth Hamptons cover; Samantha Yanks and I with Jon Steinberg at The Palm in East Hampton, recording a segment for his new video news network, Cheddar; at the benefit Getting Wild at Centro with Beth Stern and Sal Biundo. right: This is the way we roll at my house on Summer Brunch Sundays!

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ago. Even my little hamlet of East Quogue has its own personality. Westhampton Beach is open late nights on summer weekends, including its shopping destinations and ice cream spots, with music from the Beach Bakery Cafe wafting into the street. It’s a great destination for families or a place to conclude your night out. Each town has many different clothing and accessories shops to choose from, but when you start to explore this time of year, you will see they have one thing in common: fashions for fall in all of the windows.

We will be all across the East End with this weekend’s events!

They include the 69th annual Artists & Writers Charity Softball Game, the 2017 Bow Wow Meow Ball for the Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons, and An Intimate Evening Under the Stars with Michael Bolton, then we finish off the weekend on Sunday with Ellen’s Run! Think fashion fall forward, shop our unique villages across the Hamptons, enjoy all that this beautiful place and time bring to you, and I’ll see you in town.

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Bakithi Kumalo

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David Bravo

Jeffrey Schneider

Brendan Liu

Jules Feiffer

Christie Brinkley

Jonathan Smith

Marcus Stephens

Jane Hastay

Mario Cantone

Kenneth Mark

Benjamin Andrews

Peter Martin Weiss

Susan Lucci

Lynn Blumenfeld

Patrick Glynn

John Cataletto

Eugene Pack

Monique Rafferty

Jonathan Kirchner

John Ludlow

Dayle Reyfel

Peter Persico

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARK SAGLIOCCO FOR WIREIMAGE

IT’S ELETTRA! (BOOGIE WOOGIE WOOGIE…) On July 19, we paired up with London Jewelers to host a luxury shopping luncheon at Topping Rose House in which a percentage of sales from the event benefited children’s hospitals in New York City. On July 22, Doña Sarita mezcal launched its “Mysterious Passionate Love” campaign at White Sands Resort in Amagansett. Dozens of guests gathered for the beach soirée, featuring sculpture art and stringed lights. Finally, on July 28, we celebrated our recent cover girl, Elettra Wiedemann, who was promoting her new book, Impatient Foodie.

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INVITED

Patrick McLaughlin and Bill Harts

Quirijn Bolle, Frederik Andersen, Emile Rose Buss, Anne van der Voorden, and Chris Kann

HAMPTONS CELEBRATES WITH COVER STAR ELETTRA WIEDEMANN

Michael Cantwell, Scott Seltzer, and Heidi Shechter

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Stephanie Leibert and Glen Kashetsky

Mikayla, Laura, and Trevor Mott

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On Friday, July 28, Hamptons magazine and Bespoke Real Estate fêted Hamptons cover star Elettra Wiedemann, author of Impatient Foodie: 100 Delicious Recipes for a Hectic, Time-Starved World. Guests gathered at the elegant estate at 73 Briar Patch Road in East Hampton for an event presented by Lawrence Scott Events, which served dishes inspired by recipes from Wiedemann, and featured David Alan Jewelry custom fine jewelry creations. The evening was capped off with a live performance by Chloe Gifkins.

Nicole Ebel and Brittany Passavia

Adam and Kari Hershey with Frank Dalene

Alex Cohen, Lindsey MacWilliam, and Frederico Azevedo

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Connor McInerney and Ashley Peleckis l

Emily Quatroche, Alexandra Piussan, and Lynna Weil

Helena Krodel and David Alan

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARK SAGLIOCCO FOR WIREIMAGE

Elettra Wiedemann and Zach Vichinsky

INVITED

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Diana Dolling-Ross

Camille Hull and Andrea Galella

Joseph Montagl Candy and Mark Udell

Randy Hirsch, Erin Minsky, and Allyn Udell

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LONDON JEWELERS AND HAMPTONS’ LUXURY SHOPPING AFTERNOON

Candice Miller and Jenna Crespi

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Hamptons magazine and London Jewelers hosted a luxury shopping affair to benefit Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone. Randi Udell-Alper from London Jewelers, along with Candice Miller from Mama & Tata and Lacey Tisch, hosted fellow shoppers for an afternoon of retail therapy at the elegant Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton. Guests enjoyed refreshing cocktails from Effen Vodka as they perused pop-up boutiques from Bonpoint, LoveShackFancy, Bandier, Jimmy’s, Ovando, What Goes Around Comes Around, and White’s Apothecary.

Lauren Fixel and Lindsay Kraus

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Julia Seidenstein and Dr. Richard Firshein

Gina Bradley

Aude Radal, Meghan Horstmann, and Pana Diamantopoulos

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Rachael Ross and Kenzie Sprague

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INVITED Leah Bardwil

Neil Elliot and Alfredo Sanchez

Ariel Engebretson, Miles Kozatch, and Lucy Lowenberg

Doña Sarita mezcal celebrated the launch of its “Mysterious Passionate Love” campaign at White Sands Resort in Amagansett on July 22. The event showcased interactive sculptures by Neil Hamamoto and Franco Cuttica, while freestanding walls displayed paintings by Lindsay Bardwil and Lucy Loewenberg. Guests sipped Doña Sarita mezcal cocktails as they danced under the stars to tunes by Julian Cavin.

Featured artists Neil Hamamoto and Lindsay Bardwil.

Leah Bardwil and friends.

Sarita Kiembock among her flowers.

Sailor Brinkley-Cook

Douglas De Melo and Rebecca Knox

Ian Combemale climbing Neil Hamamoto’s Monolith.

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Petra Halloran in front of a work by Lindsay Bardwil.

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MYSTERIOUS PASSIONATE LOVE

Chris Burda, Peter Smith, Sean Flannigan, and Brittany Gallagher

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LAVIANO LUXURY BRAND COMES TO SOUTHAMPTON

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It started with a color palette, which led to the development of high quality fabrics, then to the recreation of tailored boundaries.

LAVIANO, founded by sisters Chelsea and Halie, launched its first collection, Autumn-Winter 17/18 with its first retail shop on Jobs Lane in Southampton. The collection is geared towards a woman with a refined taste and an appreciation for the artistry behind each piece: from the winding journey of sourcing to hand-choosing the best raw materials from around the world. If you venture over to their stand-alone shop, you will understand their efforts to directly connect with the client, you might as well be are sitting in your friends living room having a tea. It’s an aesthetic vision that connects with the human mind in a way that comforts the spirit. Made from Italian fabrics, specialty laces from France, and Italian lambskin the garments are as admirable as any art form provoking emotion.

Autumn Winter 17/18 “The Nu-Woman” introduces their internal muse: a real woman, laid back, free spirited and strong. Inspired by the silhouettes from the classic 20s and the offbeat 50s elegance of expression through style, bringing an ethereal modern twist for today’s woman.

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HAMPTONS MAGAZINE INFLUENCER ISSUE CELEBRATION On Friday, July 28, Hamptons magazine celebrated our Influencer Issue with a soirée at the Montauk Yacht Club hosted by featured influencers, including Sailor BrinkleyCook, Rebecca Knox, Andrew Warren, Ryan Moore, Caitlin Imrie, Chloe Gifkins—who performed live for guests—and Michael Dougherty, who treated invitees to a sneak peek of his film Love and Everything in Between. Guests were greeted with Aperol spritz cocktails served from Aperol’s Ape Cart, brought in especially for the celebration, and mingled to music by DJ Martial. Event sponsors included Palm Bay International, Montauk Brewing Company, and SpikedSeltzer.

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There is the sense of romance in the collection, the combination of old rose double duchess satin and leavers lace gives a classy yet indulging look. The sweetheart neckline portrays confidence to the conventional dress. Laviano revolutionizes the notion of softening traditional leather garments and adds a more feminine look through a laser cut leather wrap pencil dress or a romantic dark maroon suede gown.

Classic women suits are redefined through a more slimming swing like blazer twisted into a tailored trench. The basic stretch wool pant incorporates a touch of lace making a basic suit ready to go after a day at the office. Then the bold revolutionary pattern prints from the 50s join; in a navy geometric bias-cut tie maxi skirt and a modern Mandarin neck dress.

The combination appeals to almost any woman and is in the ‘eye of the dressed’ ensuring confidence without even thinking about what you are wearing.

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In addition to the romanticism you will find the recreation of everyday basics. The collection pushes the technical boundaries of a basic blouse by creating a double collar with a square neckline.

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INVITED Guests enjoyed the exotic animals.

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ANIMALS FROM A TO Z On July 22, the Children’s Museum of the East End welcomed over 800 guests for its ninth annual Family Fair Fundraiser, “Animals from A to Z,” presented by Hudson Yards. Kids (and grown-ups) were treated to a day filled with pony rides, exotic animals, crafts, waterslides, a petting zoo, and more! Proceeds raised during the event benefit the museum’s educational outreach to underserved families throughout the East End. This year’s fair was sponsored by Saunders, Foray Golf, Broadfin, Bugaboo, Casper, Peconic Bay Medical Center, Riverhead Toyota, and Wirth & Company Construction.

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FEINSTEIN INSTITUTE SUMMER CONCERT Superstar entertainer Pitbull took center stage on July 13 at a private benefit concert at Old Westbury Gardens that raised more than $2.6 million to support research initiatives at Northwell Health’s Feinstein Institute for Medical Research. The event included upscale décor and catering by Lawrence Scott Events. Opening remarks were made by Chris Wragge, co-anchor at New York’s WCBS-TV, followed by Michael Dowling, president and CEO of Northwell Health, and Dr. Kevin Tracey, president and CEO of the Feinstein Institute.

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SCENE EVERYBODY ’S TALKING ABOUT...

BABY BOOM! JESSICA ALBA GIVES US THE SCOOP ON THE HONEST COMPANY’S NEW DIAPER LINE, A COLLABORATION WITH THE GREAT.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHRISTOPHER PATEY/CONTOUR BY GETTY IMAGES

BY SAMANTHA YANKS

Jessica Alba cofounded The Honest Company in 2012 to offer family-friendly, ecoconscious products and to pursue a mission of 100 percent accountability. This month the brand debuted a collaboration with stylists and designers Emily Current and Meritt Elliott of The Great. The Great Adventure diaper collection features autumnal prints, including the Camper Plaid, the Sweet Scout, the Great Adventure, and the Bandana. On August 5, they celebrated the launch at a private residence in East Hampton, benefiting the nonprofit organization Baby2Baby (baby2baby.org), which provides low-income families with diapers, kids’ clothing, and other basic necessities. At the event, guests signed a pledge, and for every signature, The Honest Company donated diapers to Baby2Baby. Since its inception, The Honest Company has given over 4 million diapers and more than 405,000 wipes, personal care items, cleaning products, vitamins, and gear to Baby2Baby, on whose board Alba serves (alongside Rachel Zoe and Molly Sims). We talked to Alba about the launch.

Of all the roles she has played, actress Jessica Alba says “mom” is her favorite—it’s “the most profound experience I’ve ever had”—and it inspired her devotion to the nonprofit Baby2Baby.

SINCE ITS INCEPTION, THE HONEST COMPANY HAS DONATED OVER 4 MILLION DIAPERS AND 405,000 OTHER ITEMS TO BABY2BABY.

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How did you hook up with Emily and Meritt?

I was a fan. I followed them on Instagram and I thought they had great personal style, and I was a huge fan of Current Elliott, the first brand that they built. So I had started working with them as my styling team. And they’re entrepreneurs and they’re mommies, so we were always chatting about business, work, how we try to figure out how to prioritize our time, and then we always would come around to “Wouldn’t it be cool to do something together?” We just kept talking about it for years, and finally it was the perfect time for us at The Honest Company to do this type of collaboration, and they had two babies around the same time.

How did you decide on the theme for the Great Adventure collection?

We thought about fall trends… It was really approached from a fashion perspective, and with

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from left: Molly Sims (with daughter Scarlett), Rachel Zoe, Jessica Alba (with daughters Haven and Honor), Kelly Sawyer Patricof (copresident of Baby2Baby), Emily Current, and Meritt Elliott.

their brand The Great, they celebrate America, being outdoors, and adventures, so we thought, What better setting than the Hamptons to launch? It’s so beautiful and it’s known for the beauty of nature.

The diaper patterns are so spot-on trendwise.

We started out with a bunch of concepts and we threw the ideas out to our Facebook fans, and our diaper subscribers told us what they love. Then those reactions drove the overall theme. We designed 50 diapers all within the theme, and then the Facebook fans chose what should be a boys’, girls’, or gender-neutral design, and that’s how we chose the patterns. And then we refined from there into a cohesive collection.

So the five that you ended up with, tell me a little bit about those.

I think the boy prints—I think all of them can be used on boys or girls because diapers are really

for the mom—but the plaid is really sweet, and so are the little creatures.

And the main print, with the tents, celebrating old school, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, outdoor adventure. There’s a pink bandana, which is a classic thing, and we do a fresh, modern take on it by making it this really sweet color. And then there’s a denim print—we really love denim, kids look great in denim, so how do you do a cute denim print? And that one has little animals.

And you are on the board of Baby2Baby?

Yes, we give a percentage to Baby2Baby. We support other nonprofits, but that’s our key one, the one that we’ve been working with since day one. The giveback is so important!

The Great Adventure diaper collection debuts in stores and online at Honest.com for subscribers on August 21; nonsubscribers can shop the collection online starting on August 28.

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“WE DESIGNED 50 DIAPERS, AND THEN THE FACEBOOK FANS CHOSE WHAT SHOULD BE A BOYS’, GIRLS’, OR GENDER-NEUTRAL DESIGN.”—jessica alba

A print from The Honest Company’s Great Adventure diaper collection.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIMITRIOS KAMBOURIS/GETTY IMAGES (EVENT); COURTESY OF THE HONEST COMPANY (BABY)

The Hamptons was the perfect setting for the Great Adventure launch, says Alba. “It’s about celebrating the outdoors, and there’s a spirit of family here, which I love.”

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KITCHENTABLE BOOK WITH HER SECOND TITLE, THE HOME COOK, DUE NEXT MONTH, FOOD NETWORK STAR AND EXECUTIVE CHEF OF THE RESTAURANT BUTTER ALEX GUARNASCHELLI ALWAYS FEELS AT HOME OUT EAST.

Tell us about the new book. What can we expect? I wrote this thinking it would be extremely useful to the home cook. I want readers to get the pages dirty while they try out recipes for appetizers, main courses, salads, vegetables, desserts, and snacks. There are entire chapters on many of my favorite things to eat and to cook, chapters with recipes on cakes, salads, mushrooms, soups—just delicious!

Any new restaurant projects on the horizon as well? I like to be at Butter and cook with my staff. I’m thinking of expanding into more catering, special events, and cooking classes as an additional layer of my business. More to come on all of that this fall.

What do you like about your work on TV—and who’s your favorite cohost on Chopped? My favorite part is meeting and working with so many passionate, talented people who love food and cooking.

I also really like competing with myself on TV. Choosing a favorite

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Alex Guarnaschelli’s blackberry clafoutis, a type of baked French dessert that’s perfect for showcasing the season’s fresh berries in a rich custard.

PHOTOGRAPHY © 2017 BY JOHNNY MILLER

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“I LOVE PIKE AND BALSAM FARMS AND MECOX BAY DAIRY— GREAT PRODUCE AND CHEESE.” —alex guarnaschelli

fellow judge on Chopped is like asking me to pick a favorite child. I love them all; we’re like a family.

What’s your favorite summertime ingredient?

Blueberries, especially for pies. I love tomatoes and strawberries in a salad. Just so fresh.

What are you drinking this summer? I love a Miami Vice—half a frozen strawberry daiquiri swirled with half a frozen piña colada. So colorful and refreshing!

What’s your favorite activity out East, other than cooking? I like to go antiques shopping and look for special finds. I like to drive to Montauk and explore the quaint shops and seaside restaurants.

Now that you’re a “local,” do you have a favorite spot to eat? Estia’s Little Kitchen is one of my absolute favorites. I really like the whole feel of the place and their use of great ingredients.

What’s your own favorite place to get ingredients? I love Pike and Balsam Farms and Mecox Bay Dairy—great produce and cheese.

Who’s on your dinnerguest bucket list? I would love to cook for chef AnneSophie Pic. Butter, 70 W. 45th St., New York City, 212-253-2828; butterrestaurant.com

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The next best thing to having Alex Guarnaschelli beside you as you prepare her dishes is her new book The Home Cook. “I want readers to get the pages dirty while they try out recipes,” she says.

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SCENE FIRST EDITION below: Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni posing for a photo for Interview magazine in 1981. right: The cover of After Andy: Adventures in Warhol Land. bottom right: With Warhol in London in 1980.

STYLE SCRIBE NATASHA FRASER-CAVASSONI DISCUSSES FASHION, FAMILY, AND FABULOUSNESS IN HER NEW MEMOIR, AFTER ANDY.

BY KATE BETTS

She has lived a life any style maven would relish—from working for Karl Lagerfeld to penning bios of Christian Dior and YSL muse Loulou de la Falaise. Now Natasha FraserCavassoni turns a keen eye on her own career.

What inspired After Andy?

Seeing Warhol’s giant Mao in the [Art Institute of Chicago] in 2014. All these memories flooded back, my first one being when I was 16 and Andy tried to set me up with an Armani model who was

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the son of a collector. You covered parties for Interview. Who inspired you then? Nell Campbell, the queen of the night. Nothing compared to her nightclub, Nell’s. She was a natural hostess, fabulous conversationalist, and possessed an eye for people. How was writing about your family? It was easy to write about my late father and my stepfather, Harold Pinter, but hard to write about my mother and siblings, since they are still alive and somewhat terrifying! Mum

always encouraged us to write.

She used to pay us one pound per page when penning our diaries. What’s your favorite Hamptons spot? The American Hotel in Sag Harbor, where writers like John Steinbeck used to hang out.

The atmosphere reminds me of my bohemian childhood and my parents’ writer friends. Any advice for aspiring fashion writers? Read, read, read and then strengthen your references by boning up on art history.

Describe your style in three words. State of siege.

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THE SHOE FITS FERRAGAMO WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR DESIGNER PAUL ANDREW IS TAKING THE ICONIC BRAND TO NEW STYLE HEIGHTS.

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

BY CAMILLE CAUTI

CLOCKWISE FROM RIGHT: Multicolor fringe block heel ($625); over-theknee “F” wedge boot (price on request); Paul Andrew’s sketch for a bootie in Ferragamo’s Autumn/Winter collection; black and gold “F” wedge bootie ($1,090).

Beloved for dainty bowed pumps as well as sexy stilettos, Salvatore Ferragamo is making an appeal to younger customers while maintaining the craftsmanship so important to its loyal clientele. To that end, the 90-year-old familyrun Florentine luxury house brought in 38-year-old Englishman Paul Andrew— a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund award winner and designer of his own eponymous label—as its first women’s footwear director last fall. “My intention is to create shoes that make a woman not only look beautiful, confident, and strong,” says Andrew, “but feel beautiful, confident, and strong.”

He began by studying Ferragamo archives dating from the 1930s through the ’50s. “I reconsidered the proportions, the make, and fabrication, and made them relevant for today,” Andrew says. The sculptural “flower” heel, used for pumps and sandals since 1939, is one example: Andrew reimagined it in a galvanized metal finish applied in an Italian automotive factory. As for those dainty bows, he says, “We’ve updated the Varina

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Black and gold platform ($895); “My intention is to create shoes that make a woman feel beautiful, confident, and strong,” says Andrew; a black and gold heel ($660) and its sketch; doublestrap slide sandal ($560).

ballerina flat by using technical nylon webbing instead of traditional silk grosgrain ribbon—a nod to the high-tech, high-craft concept.”

And ladies, Andrew gets you. “When I started my namesake brand,” he says, “I did a study of 500 women from all over the world and looked at what

they really needed for a shoe to be practical, comfortable, and desirable.” So when asked to take sides on the eternal fashion dichotomy of comfort or style, Andrew doesn’t. “Both,” he says.

“Undoubtedly both.”

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“I LOOKED AT WHAT WOMEN NEEDED FOR A SHOE TO BE PRACTICAL, COMFORTABLE, AND DESIRABLE.” —PAUL ANDREW 56

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STYLE FRAGRANCE The key notes of Jason Wu’s new eponymous fragrance ($145 for 3 oz.) include jasmine sambac, peony, and lily of the valley. The nude color of the juice, he says, “was inspired by the pressed-powder compacts of the 1950s and embodies the sophistication and refinement of the Jason Wu woman.” SHOWN HERE: Jason Wu eau de parfum, shower oil, and body cream.

Jason Wu (LEFT) has launched a new scent with floral notes that take him back to his childhood. ABOVE: A sketch of the fragrance bottle.

BELOW, LEFT AND RIGHT: Looks from Jason Wu’s Fall/ Winter 2017–18 runway show.

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ON THE EVE OF HIS FIRST FRAGRANCE LAUNCH, POWERHOUSE DESIGNER JASON WU SITS DOWN WITH HAMPTONS FOR AN EXCLUSIVE ONE-ON-ONE.

We have watched you rise through the ranks to become one of the most prolific designers. Has a fragrance been something you have long wanted for your namesake portfolio?

It’s been a dream project of mine to create my own fragrance. I’ve done many different collaborations within beauty over the past decade, and it was always the goal to launch beauty under my own brand one day. It’s been an incredibly personal project for me.

What notes in the fragrance resonate with you the most?

When I started the project with perfumer Frank Voelkl at Firmenich, he showed me over 200 raw ingredients, and I kept going back to this one

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note that stood out for me.

I realized my affinity for jasmine sambac because it brought me back to my childhood in Taiwan when I used to pick these flowers from my neighbor’s wall full of jasmines. The scent triggered such a strong reaction from me.

You were just out East for the Net-a-Porter event— that must have been a nice break.

I love the Hamptons, because it’s a great little getaway during the summer—especially during August, when I need a break [while] preparing for fashion week! Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 Fifth Ave., New York, 212-753-4000; 225 Liberty St., New York, 646-3446300; saks.com

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“IT WAS ALWAYS THE GOAL TO LAUNCH BEAUTY UNDER MY OWN BRAND ONE DAY. IT’S BEEN AN INCREDIBLY PERSONAL PROJECT FOR ME.” —JASON WU

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Victoria Reynolds, 631.288.1050, c.631.834.3440 Sarita Silver, 631.288.1050, c.917.593.2918

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Mere minutes from Dune Road and the Atlantic Ocean. This light-filled Contemporary home is custom designed for a true Hamptons experience. Interior spaces blend with outside spaces, including an expansive pool deck for entertaining. Enjoy dinner near the pool or hors d'oeuvres on the roof deck overlooking ocean and Shinnecock Bay. SD #3. MLS# 2898828. $4,250,000.

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"From a managers perspective, the transition from Norma Reynolds Sotheby's International Realty to Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty has been an exciting one!

I am so lucky to be still working with the successful and established agents from Norma Reynolds Sotheby's International Realty, but the difference between our company then to the present is we now have the technology, marketing and corporate resources to bring our agents and the Westhampton Beach office to new heights of success. Before becoming Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, we were definitely successful, but we lacked the marketing presence, technology resources and general support necessary to be the top agency in the Hamptons market. Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty not only gives support to agents at a local branch level, but at the corporate level as well. They take the time to make sure each agent is a member of the Daniel Gale family and focus on the personal success of each agent. This is evident with our agents success levels already rising after only five short months as Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty. With the global reach of Sotheby's International Realty, the local expertise of our top luxury agents and now backed by the leading Long Island waterfront luxury real estate company of Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, I am confident that Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty Westhampton Beach will be the top Real Estate company in our area!"

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“We have to admit we were a bit skeptical about Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty – we weren’t sure if it would be a good fit for us but it was happening regardless of our concerns so we just continued working – listing and selling properties but with an open mind to the change. We decided to jump right in and take advantage of what Daniel Gale had to offer. The recommended vendor list has been a great resource and we currently use the services of a talented photographer from that list on all of our listings. We have also worked with a very good staging company from the list as well. Being "techies", Daniel Gale's technology and internet presence is impressive and we utilize several of their programs in our business. What we are most pleased with and what we think going forward has and will really make a difference in our business is the referral base, having such a strong force of smart, successful agents in key areas to network with is a huge benefit and it has already had a positive impact on our business."

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"As the Marketing Coordinator, two words immediately come to mind: Opportunity and Support. Since we became Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty a few months ago, our agents have had the opportunity to utilize publications and websites that we had never had access to. For me, it has also meant having the ability to put ad campaigns and marketing plans into place more easily and ensure the best exposure."

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“When I made the decision to sell the company that bore my namesake, it was a decision that I did not take lightly...I wanted to make sure that I sold to a company that held the same values and ideals that made Norma Reynolds Sotheby's such a successful company for over 40 years. When I met with the executives from Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, I immediately knew that Daniel Gale was the right fit not only for me, but for the agents and staff that I consider family. I think it is a wonderful environment for me to transition from owner/broker into an agent role.”

Victoria Reynolds, 631.288.1050 ext.19, c.631.834.3440

"Prior to joining Norma Reynolds, I had been in a corporate realty firm for 17 years. The “family” environment here was like a breath of fresh air, and I am so pleased that Daniel Gale continues the same family support and values. Two excellent benefits of my affiliation with Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty are access to a more expansive networking base and broader, more relevant marketing and advertising opportunities. I look forward to my future with the company and know that these new opportunities are exactly what I need to help my business grow and thrive!"

Elyse Weissman, 631.288.1050 ext.22, c.516.381.0917

"Becoming Daniel Gale Sotheby’s has given me the opportunity to grow my established referral business into an even broader network of successful real estate agents. I was even given the opportunity to join some of the top-producing agents in our company at an exclusive event in Manhattan recently. I had previously worked with the Referral and Relocation department, but since becoming Daniel Gale have seen an increase in my referral business and have received support from the referral office that has helped me get new business and ensure that any customers referred out are always taken care of."

Christopher Foglia, 631.288.1050 ext.38, c.631.831.2515

"Vicky and I have recently become partners. We have always worked wonderfully together and now that we have the support and resources from Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, we can focus on listing and selling more exclusive Hamptons luxury properties. We are also excited about the "perks" of being a Daniel Gale agent, like the Gold Circle family of agents that are rewarded with exclusive week-long trips! We look forward to earning our place in the Gold Circle and enjoying everything that the company has to offer.”

Sarita Silver, 631.288.288.1050 ext.31, c.917.593.2918

"Being a lifelong resident of the Hamptons and being in the business for over 30 years, the most important thing to me is working with an agency that is like family; supporting and encouraging each others successes. This is what has made my business grow and allowed me to work hard knowing I had support from my broker and staff. Now that we are Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty, I am so happy that we are with a company that also treats their agents like family.

I am looking forward to networking with more of the Daniel Gale family and using the tools to grow my business."

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NET RESULTS In the midst of a tennis comeback, five-time Grand Slam singles winner and business entrepreneur Maria Sharapova took time out for a chat.

by ANN LIGUORI

WHEN I TALKED WITH MARIA SHARAPOVA early this summer, she had just come off a 15-month ban for use of meldonium, a prescribed heart medication she had been taking for 10 years that had been added to the banned drug list, unbeknown to her, just before she tested positive for it at the 2016 Australian Open. She affirms that she was never advised of the change and fought rigorously to overturn her suspension (which was reduced from two years to 15 months) and clear her name.

Sharapova was in France at the time of our conversation, hoping to get a wildcard entry into the French Open—a championship she had won twice. The wild-card didn’t happen. Wimbledon, the first Major title she won in 2004 as a 17-year-old, shunned her wild-card hopes as well; and now Sharapova awaits the decision of the USTA regarding a wild-card entry for the upcoming US Open, which starts August 28. Sharapova, the 2006 US Open champ, will try to work her way through the US Open qualifying tournament, if need be, a week earlier.

During the difficult time away from professional competition, the overachiever did plenty to keep busy. She traveled, decorated a new home in California, took a global strategic management class at Harvard Business School, interned at an advertising agency, spent a week shadowing NBA Commissioner Adam Silver (whom she calls “one of the best leaders in sports”), oversaw her expanding Sugarpova confectionary brand, and completed her fiercely honest autobiography, Unstoppable: My Life So Far. Cowritten by Rich Cohen, the compelling read, out in mid-September, is a refreshing look at the tennis superstar’s rags-to-riches story. As a young girl, Sharapova moved to the US from Siberia with her father, taking a bus to Florida with little money in her pocket and not a word of English, to attend the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy (now IMG Academy). The rest, as they say, is history.

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How relieved are you to get your side of the story out there?

As a professional athlete, there’s only so much that you’re allowed to keep to yourself, just because of the openness in which you have to carry your life, from press conferences to meet-and-greets to playing in front of thousands of people.

But I think the vulnerability with which I was able to finish the book makes it that much better, because during that period I really learned that, as a woman especially, vulnerability is not something that is easy to share. There are so many instances when I was vulnerable or I didn’t feel like I had a lot of power or strength, and I look back at those times, and they made me so strong. Because of that, I share a lot more in the book than I would have if I didn’t go through [that experience].

That’s a part of what I find so compelling about your book, that you’re not hesitant to open up about the suspension.

I didn’t write about what happened until maybe six months or so had passed. I think it was just too tough. But I still had the time to finish those chapters, and to become comfortable with actually writing [down] my feelings and what I was going through. During the moment, and during all the legal procedures, it was really hard to write; it was almost like I wanted it over with, and I just didn’t want my memory and my words to be on paper. Then when I felt like it was the right time, I sat down and just started writing.

You were very descriptive about being suspended. In the book, you wrote that you “had a bottomless hole beneath my life and in I went. Everything I worked for since I was 4 years old, that whole crazy struggle, was suddenly cast in a new, terrible, unfair light. What followed were days of despair.” Then you said you were determined that what happened to you last year would not be the last word. That’s powerful material.

Thank you. It’s the frame of mind that I had from early last year, from the first few

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN RUSSO/CORBIS VIA GETTY IMAGES

“When you have something taken away from you, you don’t know if you can ever get it back. So I have a lot to [feel] fortunate for!” says tennis ace Maria Sharapova, who is hoping to compete in this year’s US Open.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN RUSSO/CORBIS VIA GETTY IMAGES

“When you’re on the tour 10 months out of the year, there’s so much unknown,” says Sharapova, who used her time away from the court to take a class at Harvard Business School, intern at an ad agency, and work on her grippingly candid autobiography.

“AS I LOOK BACK AT WHAT I’VE ACHIEVED, IT WAS DEFINITELY SAD TO THINK THAT ANYONE WOULD SAY I EVER TOOK THE EASY WAY OUT. THE EASY WAY OUT WAS NEVER EVEN IN THE CARDS!” days of when I found out that I’d be out of the game for a while. It’s the attitude that I carried with me throughout this whole period, and that also comes from my life experience. As I look back at who I am as a person and what I’ve achieved, it was definitely sad to think that anyone would say I ever took the easy way out. As you read the story, it shares a lot of that tough journey, and the easy way out was never even in the cards! My feelings [were] like, You’re going into this deep hole and yet you still have so many years ahead of you… how are you going to turn this around? How are you going to step up? Those are all things that I think parts of my childhood really prepared me for, and with the way that I’ve been able to handle it. I can say that I’m proud of where I’ve come to be.

Do you feel that you’re even more determined than ever now to get back to the top of the game?

It’s funny, what I play for is so different now than what I played for when I was younger. When you’re away from something for a long time, you realize what you really miss and why. There are so many things in tennis that I don’t really get in other parts in my life: I play for the competition; I play for the victories that I can earn with my team, who also help me be the player that I am, who work with me on a daily basis. There’s a lot that I play for, and what happened was a roadblock. [But] I don’t have that mind-set to use something like that as ammunition. It’s never really been the way that I think.

You said that after Serena Williams beat you in the 2015 Australian Open finals, you looked forward to the coming season, which would be one of your last. I didn’t realize that you were thinking of retirement at that point.

I’d been playing professionally since I was very young, and there were certainly moments in life where you want to feel like a normal person. You want to be there for your friends and for your family, when they need you and not just when you can. Going into another press conference after a loss, and everything that you built on the court, in 15 minutes getting punished for losing a match… it makes you think. And in that period of my career, retirement was very much [on my mind]. I have so many other passions in my life as well, and although tennis has [been] the core of my life in the past 30 years, as a woman, there’s so much to look forward to. I was 28; at that stage, I never really thought that I’d play past Rio [the 2016 Summer Olympics].

What are your thoughts now about retiring?

Sometimes I look back at that moment, and the conversation I had with my manager that I describe in the book, and I remember it so vividly—I’m sitting there and losing a quarter-final match and just being so down... you have to go to the next tournament; you’ve got to pack your bags. And we were talking about a contract renegotiation I just had. It was around the time of

my next birthday—I was turning 30—and I told him, “I really want to celebrate my 30th birthday. I don’t want to have any tournament commitments. I just want to celebrate my birthday as a normal human being.” And it was like “bam!” It’s like someone just listens to this and goes, “Oh, you want to experience what normal is like?” So this year I had a completely normal 30th birthday where my friends from all around the world came, and we got to celebrate it, and it was great. But I still felt like I’m missing something in my life. So that was a real eye-opener for me.

So you decided “normal” wasn’t that great?

No, normal is great. Normal is fantastic—having weekends and making plans, and having a schedule that’s just a little bit more predictable than having a tennis schedule. All those things, they were comfortable. When you’re on the tour, and you’re traveling 10 months out of the year, there’s so much unknown. Of course, you know that you have a tournament this week and that week, but you don’t know how you’re going to do. You don’t know in what city you’re going to play next. You don’t know if you’re going to add a tournament. You don’t know what event you’re going to be at, what projects you’re going to be a part of.

It was nice to settle down, to have a bit of a home life. I know it sounds so simple, but just [to have] weekends, and Saturday nights… Saturday nights weren’t any different to me than a Wednesday night as a professional athlete. It was nice to have experiences in school and study for three weeks, and then go do internships. I would have never done those things if I had a full-time professional athlete’s career.

With Serena on a pregnancy break, do you feel like there’s even a better shot for you now to get back to where you were?

I can’t look past the fact that I haven’t played for a long period of time, and you can never replicate what you do in training to playing matches. So I have to look at what’s ahead of me, and that’s the next match and the next tournament. It takes a lot to get that feeling back of the repetitiveness, the match play, of playing five matches in seven days. The physicality of it is very intense, and that’s one of the things a lot of people overlook, the amount of physical strain the body goes through in a week. To be able to do it week in, week out is an adjustment for someone who hasn’t played for a while. So that’s where my mind and my focus is, rather than who I’m going to be playing against.

Sounds like you’re in a really good place right now.

Thanks. I feel like getting back to what I’ve done since I was a young girl just makes me that much happier, being able to be where I feel that I belong, and where I am best at. When you have something taken away from you, you don’t know if you can ever get it back. So I have a lot to [feel] fortunate for!

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Styling by Faye Power Hair by John Ruidant using Oribe at See Management Makeup by Miriam Robstad using Chanel Makeup Models: Tanya K with Next Management and Jeanne Cadieu at The Society Management Styling assistance by Lisa Ferrandino and Rita Ciardiello Location: Wรถlffer Estate Vineyard, 139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, 631-537-5106; wolffer.com Wรถlffer Estate Vineyard is unquestionably a beautiful place. Its creation spanned over three decades and required a creative vision, an ability to turn dreams into reality, and a great deal of dedicated hard work by many people. Christian Wรถlffer possessed the vision and, with the meticulous care of his professional team, built this special place. The original parcel of land was a potato farm with an old farmhouse in what is now the middle of the estate.

Over the years, as more acres were acquired, paddocks and stables were added and, in 1988, the vineyard was founded. This 55-acre vineyard is part of a 175-acre estate with boarding stables, 39 paddocks, an indoor jumping ring, and a Grand Prix field. Both the stables and winery have a European character and, from these former potato fields, world-class wines have come forth. Wรถlffer Estate Vineyard is an American winery in the classic European tradition.

Five-year-old Jacqueline Bouvier leading her pony, Buddy, at the Southampton Riding and Hunt Club’s annual horse show, August 1934, as photographed

by Bert Morgan.

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Connect with East Hampton history through beautiful photographs of the future Jacqueline Kennedy in the must-see exhibition “Young Jackie on the South Fork.”

by MICHAEL BRAVERMAN

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE BERT MORGAN ARCHIVE

FIRST, A YOUNG LADY

PHOTOGRAPHY BY THOMAS KELLEY, SOUTHAMPTON NY, COURTESY OF WWW.GREYGARDENSOFFICIAL.COM, THE OFFICIAL BRAND FOR GREY GARDENS & LITTLE EDIE’S LEGACY

The eyes are dark and wide set, and in most of the photographs they look directly and unflinchingly at the camera. The face is generally serious and unsmiling, but not unfriendly, and radiates poise, confidence, and intelligence.

Strikingly, the face of Jacqueline Bouvier as a child and young woman is the precise face, except for the trace of some added years and a more cultivated beauty, that left the world breathless when the glamorous Jackie Kennedy became America’s first lady and a global celebrity. Later, it would be the face of courage, in full view of a grieving world, when she instantly became the most recognized widow on earth.

The early black-and-white photographs are on display at Clinton Academy in East Hampton, in a show titled “Young Jackie on the South Fork” that was organized by the East Hampton Historical Society. They were taken by Bert Morgan, considered the dean of high-society photographers, who worked in the Hamptons, Palm Beach, Newport, Saratoga, and other fashionable locales from the 1920s to the 1980s. Morgan could hardly have guessed at the destiny of the self-assured girl he photographed in the 1930s and early 1940s, but what he captured suggests a person quite out of the ordinary, even in her predictable social sphere in that time and place. For that reason, the exhibition is provocative. You can’t help wondering if you see any foreshadowing, in the resolute, pensive look of this child in her jodhpurs and tweed jacket, of the woman who would later captivate the country, whose images were some of the most iconic of her generation.

“Where we had options, we were able to really decide which look, which expression, which movement was telling a story we wanted to share,” says Jill Malusky, executive director of the East Hampton Historical Society, who chose the photos for the show. “Because Bert photographed her frequently, there was an acceptance, a familiarity, and she let her guard down. He captures some really playful expressions. It was said by teachers that young Jackie was spirited and mischievous, and you can see that look in a few images. I’d like to think this roguish spirit has a strength to it, and over time, she cultivated it into the grace and reserve we see in her later images—that sort of selfpreservation takes real power.”

Morgan’s photos in the show and in the related book Young Jackie: Photographs of Jacqueline Bouvier reveal the moneyed, privileged world in which his subject grew up.

With the encouragement of her socialite mother, Morgan began photographing Jackie when she was 3 years old for the social pages of local newspapers, then continued shooting her at horse shows, dog shows, and parties. Most of the pictures, particularly the earliest, are equestrian, showing her at 4 and 5 years old on a pony or horse, in riding gear, competing at various shows or mounted on her favorite horse, Danseuse.

Riding, jumping, and foxhunting became lifelong passions for Jackie. And when she isn’t with a horse in the Morgan photos, she is often with a dog. She appears marginally more comfortable and happy with the animals than with the adults around her.

Jacqueline Lee Bouvier was born in Southampton Hospital on July 28, 1929, and continued to summer in or visit the Hamptons for years. Both sets of her grandparents, the Bouviers and the Lees, newly wealthy Catholic families with newly invented aristocratic lineages, had homes in East Hampton. Her parents were married on Buell Lane in St. Philomena’s Catholic Church, now called Church of the Most Holy Trinity. Most of Jackie’s parents’ and grandparents’ generations are buried in East Hampton.

The Bouvier estate, located on Further Lane near the ocean and the Maidstone

Club, was named Lasata—a Native American word meaning “place of peace.” Here, on 12 acres that held a stable, jumping ring, and paddock, Jackie learned to ride and spent happy summers with her close-knit family. She had easy, loving relationships with her father and grandfather, who indulged her in every way (including later sending her horse to Vassar to be with her), but had a more complicated one with her less affectionate mother.

In many ways, Jackie’s childhood was idyllic; her parents’ contentious marriage was the exception. Her father, nicknamed Black Jack, was known to drink, gamble, overspend, and have extramarital affairs. While he may have been an imperfect husband, he seems to have been a very good father who adored his daughter and was in turn adored by her. Jackie’s parents fought, and the financial situation was occasionally rocky. Her mother, Janet, found comfort in horseback riding, as did Jackie as an adult. Her parents finally divorced in 1940, when Jackie was nearly 11.

As one historian puts it, Janet taught Jackie “that a woman could succeed only by marrying for money, albeit at the cost of much pain and suffering.” This was certainly true to some extent, since, according to Jackie’s biographies, financial insecurity was always a concern, and she depended on wealthy men. With her elegance and refinement, intellect and acumen, schooling and travels, social skills, some family money, and immense assurance, she was well positioned to achieve what she set her sights on.

A timeline of young Jackie’s activities paints a picture of her early life in East Hampton. Summer 1931: Her second birthday is celebrated at a family cottage named Rowdy Hall; she shows Hootchie, her Scottie, at the East Hampton dog show. 1932: She begins to ride horses. 1935: She and her

Jacqueline Bouvier’s grandparents, Mr. John Vernou Bouvier Jr. and his wife, Maude, seated, and their grandchildren. Standing, from left, are Edith (“Little Edie”) Beale, Michel Bouvier, Bouvier Beale Jr., and Phelan Beale Jr. Seated, from left, are Henry Scott, Michelle Scott, John Davis, and Jacqueline Bouvier.

Lee Bouvier, Jacqueline’s sister, is on her grandmother’s lap.

This Bert Morgan photograph shows 9-year-old Jacqueline Bouvier in her riding clothes at a New Hampshire horse show on December 3, 1938. He perfectly captures the future icon’s sparkling confidence and (perhaps slightly mischievous) self-possession.

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he Bouvier family had been embedded in East Hampton history since 1910, when John Vernou Bouvier Jr., Jackie’s grandfather, known as the Major, bought a small house called Wildmoor on Apaquogue Road. In 1925, Jackie’s grandmother, Maude Sergeant Bouvier, who had her own family money, purchased Lasata (built in 1917). After receiving an inheritance from an uncle, the Major bought the house from his wife in 1935. While we don’t know their private business affairs, the purchase seems to indicate theirs was not a marriage with shared assets.

Though their relationship was troubled for years, they managed to remain together.

The more famous Bouvier house, Grey Gardens, came into the family when John and Maude Bouvier’s daughter Edith and her husband, Phelan Beale (a law partner of John’s), purchased it in 1924. In another troubled marriage, Phelan abruptly and unceremoniously got a Mexican divorce from Edith in 1946, informing her by telegram.

Their beautiful, fashionable daughter, Little Edie, lived in New York City but later returned to live at Grey Gardens with Big Edie, even as the house fell into disrepair.

The Bouvier links to East Hampton did not break with Jackie and Little Edie. Bouvier Beale Jr., the grandson of Big Edie and Phelan, and cousin of Jackie, recalls some family history: “I remember, as a child, visiting East Hampton to celebrate birthdays with my grandmother at places like the Palm. [My wife] Eva and I got married in Bridgehampton in 1980, with a reception at Gurney’s on the ocean. Little Edie was at our wedding, which was very special for us. It was during that time that we fell in love with East Hampton and Amagansett all over again, eventually purchasing a home. I feel immense pride in owning property in a town where my family has such deep roots. The family connection to East Hampton remains as strong as it was decades ago.”

Commenting on the Morgan photography exhibit and the interest in young Jackie, Bouvier Beale says, “We have wonderful letters from Jackie to the Edies, talking about her nostalgia for her youth and those sunny summer days spent at Lasata with all the Beale cousins, where Big Edie would sing to them under the tree. Jackie mentions how great it would be to get all the cousins together again and cook hamburgers and carve pumpkins at Halloween.”

Beale’s wife, Eva Marie, maintains the Grey Gardens archives. She recalls, “Jackie said in a letter to the two Edies that people fall into two classes: life-enhancing or life-diminishing.” Jackie wrote, “In the Life-Enhancing category, I put Daddy and both of you.”

In 2008, the Beales published the book Edith Bouvier Beale of Grey Gardens: A Life in Pictures, featuring Little Edie’s writings and drawings and memorable photographs of a woman now celebrated for her originality and style. “We were overwhelmed by the enthusiastic response to our book, and that was when we knew we needed to start a brand that would keep their legacy alive,” Eva Marie Beale says. “With Big and Little Edie as our muses, Grey Gardens (shopgreygardens.com) is a lifestyle brand that represents those who stay true to themselves and take pride in expressing themselves through character and style. We place a big focus on luxury and quality, so that our pieces can be enjoyed and passed down to generations to come.”

So the Bouvier family legacy in East Hampton lives on via contemporary innovations like branding. The exhibition “Young Jackie on the South Fork” reminds us just how important this family history is, through the determined face of this exceptional young woman on horseback.

“Young Jackie on the South Fork” is on view through October 8 at Clinton Academy, 151 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-6850; easthamptonhistory.org.

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PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE BERT MORGAN ARCHIVE; OPPOSITE PAGE: PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE BERT MORGAN ARCHIVE (BOUVIER); COURTESY OF THE CORCORAN GROUP (GREY GARDENS, LASATA)

mother win third prize in the East Hampton family riding competition. 1937: The family visits Lasata before her parents’ final separation; she wins in her class at the Southampton Horse Show. 1938: With her father at Lasata; wins a blue ribbon at the East Hampton horse show. 1940–’41: Multiple wins at the East Hampton horse shows. 1942: Summer with her father and the married Englishwoman he is seeing, in an East Hampton rental. 1947: Grandfather’s 82nd birthday at Lasata. 1949: Jackie’s 20th birthday at Wildmoor on Apaquogue Road.

By the time Jackie enrolled at Vassar College as a literature major, in 1947, her interests had shifted away from East Hampton toward the social scene in Newport and the Virginia hunt country, where her mother, now married to the extremely rich Hugh D. Auchincloss Jr., had homes.

Jackie soon began studying and traveling in Europe, perfecting her French, enhancing her proficiency in art and literature, and becoming a highly cultured young woman.

Her most intimate connections to East Hampton faded as she put her childhood and adolescence behind her, but there’s no doubt that her confidence and strength, the ways she valued family and community, her love of horses and nature, and her creative instincts, particularly for writing, were all nurtured in the Hamptons.

Jump, Jackie, jump! Bert Morgan photographed the 10-year-old Jacqueline Bouvier on her horse, Danseuse, at the Smithtown Horse Show on Long Island, September 2, 1939.

HISTORY FOR SALE TWO GORGEOUS BOUVIER FAMILY PROPERTIES CAN NOW BE YOURS. Grey Gardens

“If you ask any realtor what are the two most iconic houses in the Hamptons, they’ll tell you Lasata, the Bouvier ancestral home, and Grey Gardens,” says Bouvier Beale Jr., Jacqueline Bouvier’s cousin. As it happens, while “Young Jackie on the South Fork” is on view, these two Bouvier residences are on the market.

The classic estate Lasata has been split into two properties by current owners Reed Krakoff, the

creative director of Tiffany & Co., and his interior designer wife, Delphine. The 10-bedroom main home, with pool and guest house on 7.15 acres, is for sale at a reduced price of $35 million with three East Hampton agencies. The house originally went on the market in the same week that the Jackie biopic, starring Natalie Portman, premiered at the Toronto Film Festival.

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home to Jackie’s aunt Edith “Big Edie” Bouvier Beale and cousin Little Edie, was bought in 1979 by journalist Sally Quinn and her husband, Washington Post Executive Editor Ben Bradlee.

Located on two acres at the corner of Lily Pond Lane and West End Road, just off Georgica Beach, it is listed at $18 million by Michael Schultz with the Corcoran Group (631-324-3900; corcoran.com).

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SHORE THING THE COMPACT GETAWAY HOME OF REAL ESTATE POWERHOUSE LOUISE PHILLIPS FORBES AND HER FAMILY PROVES THAT LIFE’S SIMPLE PLEASURES ARE OFTEN THE BEST.

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The story of Louise Phillips Forbes’s family getaway in the Hamptons starts about eight years ago, with a walk on the beach in Bridgehampton with her eldest son, Douglas. Barely 5 years old at the time, “he pointed his finger at a guy on a surfboard and said, ‘I want to do that,’” recalls Forbes, a leading New York-based real estate broker, whose team is ranked among the top 100 in the country by sales volume. And so, prompted by her son’s desire—and the idea that “the family that plays together stays together”—she and her husband, Christopher Forbes, took up surfing in ripe middle age; encouraged Douglas and later their younger son, Kenneth, to do the same; and commenced searching for a house in the Hamptons that would not only support their sporting activities, but also their family-oriented lifestyle.

Ultimately, the couple found the property that met their needs in a derelict estate home in a little-known beachside community in Montauk.

“It’s a magnificent secret,” says Forbes.

“People call the area a trailer park, but it offers all the comforts I grew up with in Nashville, where children can safely roam in groups and fish or play hide-and-seek without constant supervision. The home hadn’t been touched since the 1960s, and we made an offer without even going past the door.” After closing the deal, they worked with the town of East Hampton to gain approval to demolish the old structure and build

THE STORY OF FORBES’S FAMILY GETAWAY IN THE HAMPTONS STARTS WITH A WALK ON THE BEACH IN BRIDGEHAMPTON.

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Forbes and her husband worked with the Novogratz design team to finish their home with fabrics in subtle patterns and fresh colors from the team’s own collections

by Kravet, including the Hot Coral fabric used to reupholster the headboard of a West Elm bed.

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a new one from scratch.

The secluded neighborhood, known as Montauk Shores, emerged during the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s and is populated with modest homes, including several old midcentury Airstreams. The family’s petite new 1,160-squarefoot, two-bedroom, two-bath residence was premanufactured in two parts in Illinois, then constructed on the existing foundation. While the house meets the requirements of one of only two plans allowed by the town, the couple was able to customize it in many ways to suit their tastes. “I wanted it to blend with the environment and the community,” says Forbes, “but also to pop with design.”

To that end, they wrapped the exterior with stacked siding made of ipe

wood and collaborated with the Novogratz design team in Los Angeles to outfit the interiors with fresh, easy-care furnishings and works of art by East End artists, such as Tony Caramanico. “Every room is a postage stamp, so it all had to be connected aesthetically,” Forbes explains.

Against a clean white backdrop with bleached wood-look floors, fabrics in lively colors and subtle patterns energize the compact rooms, while classic and custom modern furnishings add substance and function.

“We call our home a jewel box,” says Forbes.

“It gives us the freedom to be present for the kids and not be fussing on the house. It also allows our kids to understand that we don’t need much; we just need to be together.”

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW WILLIAMS (HOME); GORDON M. GRANT (PORTRAIT)

Steps from the compact house, the family of surfers has ready access to the ocean. inset: Louise Phillips Forbes

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The 10,000-square-foot residence at 101 Pheasant Lane was the last project of the late architect Francis Fleetwood, and when builder Jim Matuski took it on, he was immediately struck by the meticulous attention to detail.

“I knew this was going to be very special before we put a shovel in the ground,” says Matuski, the owner of Hampton Builders. “I never saw a house with this much attention to what is on the inside. It’s unparalleled.”

From the materials to the design, from the wiring to the layout, every aspect of this nine-bedroom, 11-bath Hamptons traditional is carefully considered. The owner can control everything remotely, whether it’s turning up the heat in the hot tub from the city or switching on a light in the living room from across the world.

The materials, too, are second to none. Take the marble: “All the marble in the house was imported from Italy,” says Matuski. “The tub in her master [bath] is hand cut from a solid two-ton block of marble.

The marble in all the bathrooms was cut in Italy.” Some 26 marble workers were flown over from that country to do the measurements, cutting the stone in Italy, before returning to finish the installation.

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clockwise from left: The luxury estate has been built to the highest standards, down to the smallest details; a bathroom inside one of the elegant master suites; the Francis Fleetwood-designed 15,700-squarefoot home features a sunken all-weather tennis court.

The stone was just as exactingly selected. “There’s over 150 tons of stone, surrounding the house and the tennis court,” says Matuski.

“Each piece was hand-cut and hand-placed.”

When Matuski talks about the home’s construction, he can’t conceal his awe. “When you walk into the house, it’s pure elegance. I’ve built a hundred homes in the Hamptons and nothing compares to this.”

You could marvel at the fact that you couldn’t find a TV in the house if you tried—each flatscreen is disguised as a mirror or covered with a piece of art that rolls up at the touch of a button.

Even the door knobs are one-ofa-kind, individually forged in a foundry in the south of France.

But if you get too consumed in the details, you might miss the big picture, which is that, in addition to the exceptional construction, this house also sits on a rare property.

On a nearly two-acre lot, the home has a stunningly landscaped yard, sunken all-weather tennis court, and heated pool. And with ocean beach access in Southampton Village, you could say it’s still a beach house.

“You feel as though you’ve come to the beach in the most elegant manner possible,” says Matuski.

101 Pheasant Lane, Southampton, is listed for $26.95 million by Erica Grossman at Douglas Elliman, 70 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-2042723; ericagrossman.elliman.com.

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White Is the New White

This kitchen inside a classic Hamptons shingle house blends traditional and modern details for a clean, sophisticated look.

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The all-white kitchen of the past is getting a modern update.

“We are seeing a lot less of the ‘extreme’ version of the classic white kitchen,” says Chris Barriatua, executive director at Henrybuilt (12 Crosby St.,

New York, 212-966-5797; henrybuilt.com), a design company best known for kitchen and whole-house storage systems. “There used to be a lot of demand for the traditional painted-white, leaded-glass, trim-heavy, crystal-knob kitchen.

The ‘now’ version of the white kitchen is more nuanced.” The

subtle layering of different shades and materials—like powdercoated metal, anodized aluminum, solid acrylic, and bead-blasted stainless steel—gives a personal touch.

Says Barriatua, “[It should] feel like humans made it, not like it fell from a spaceship.”

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THE MINGLERS HAMPTONS PROPERTY OWNERS ARE THINKING ABOUT THE HOME AND GARDEN IN A DIFFERENT WAY—THEY START BY TAKING OUT THE “AND.” OUR PANEL OF EXPERTS BLENDS THE TRENDS. MODERATED BY MICHAEL BRAVERMAN

An arbor covered with mature wisteria provides ample shade for lounging by the pool at 50 Osborne Lane in East Hampton, listed by Sarah Minardi.

LEFT: Blaze Makoid, Dennis Finnerty, and Sarah Minardi.

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How are you seeing people combine indoors and out?

Dennis Finnerty: I’m seeing flat roofs, in the wake of new FEMA regulations. One [owner] in Water Mill wanted a tennis court. There was no way to get the clearing for it adjacent to the wetlands. Lo and behold, it ended up on the roof.

Blaze Makoid: Roof decks don’t end up getting used very often.

Sarah Minardi: They’re great for resale. Great for photos.

BM: It’s hard to connect activities vertically.

Stephen Dellapolla: People are flipping the house so the bedrooms are downstairs, the kitchen upstairs, so it’s closer to the roof garden.

SM: Anybody looking to buy out here wants to walk in the door and see outside. They want to see the lawn and the pool. They don’t want a wall blocking it.

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A cozy hammock beneath the celestial window of the great room is the perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon at 48 Sherrill Road in East Hampton, a Sarah Minardi listing.

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Outdoor rooms and transitional spaces are integrating the onceseparate realms of home and garden like never before. Giving us their thoughts this week are architects West Chin and Blaze Makoid, brokers Sarah Minardi and Carol Nobbs, environmental and landscaping experts Frank Dalene and Stephen Dellapolla, wealth manager Andy Stern, and entrepreneur Dennis Finnerty.

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Wonderful entertaining space both indoors and out with amazing views of the water. $26,500,000 includes deepwater dock.

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Lawrence A. Moens Associates, Inc. Licensed Real Estate Broker 245 Sunrise Avenue, Palm Beach, Florida 33480 (561) 655-5510 Fax: (561) 655-6744 www.moensrealestate.com

SPACE REAL ESTATE ROUNDTABLE Designed by Bates Masi + Architects and built by Frank Dalene’s Telemark, this Amagansett beach retreat uses quirky geometry to maximize views of the landscape.

MEET THE PANELISTS (above, from left) Carol Nobbs, licensed associate real estate broker, Douglas Elliman Real Estate, 2488 Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-204-2714; elliman.com Stephen Dellapolla, president, Dellapolla Landscaping & Masonry, 631-267-2491; dellapolla.com Sarah Minardi, licensed associate real estate broker, Saunders & Associates, 26 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 631-2373920; hamptonsrealestate.com West Chin, principal, West Chin Architects, 25 Newtown Lane, East Hampton,

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shallow drainage fields that allow plants to put roots down and get nitrates out of the effluent.

CN: Our customer base has a different mind-set from what we used to get.

We’re all finally environmentally aware. It’s been a long, slow process.

FD: We’re getting there.

We haven’t arrived. My goal is to be fossil-fuel independent.

SD: So much of it is about the Internet and seeing what the rest of the world is doing, knowing we don’t live in an isolated community that’s not affected by pollution.

AS: Advanced designs require more up-front spending; fortunately, the clientele out here is willing to undertake that.

BM: Jurisdictions are making that happen.

Energy codes have gotten exponentially tougher.

What about in your brokerage and

Inside, the walls of glass surrounding the kitchen and dining area offer sweeping views and provide the sensation of living outdoors.

Blaze Makoid, Andrew Stern, Frank Dalene, and Carol Nobbs.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DANIEL GONZALEZ (PANELISTS); COURTESY OF BATES MASI + ARCHITECTS (PROPERTY)

manufacturers are doing huge window-wall systems.

Carol Nobbs: Now the hottest is this fire pit which everyone sits around.

Andy Stern: We designed a little kitchen garden right next to our outdoor kitchen and pizza oven.

You can go right from the tomato plant to the pizza.

DF: What about materials?

When I started out here in the ’80s, it was all wood.

Now it’s stone, a lot of steel, and metal. Sometimes they carry the stone from the inside to the outside.

SD: A lot of that is low maintenance, right?

People don’t want painting in their life.

What are the best investments in garden design?

BM: Low maintenance.

SD: You have to go to that because of the deer problem.

FD: Today we’re using less pesticides and becoming more sustainable. The newest thing I’ve seen is

631-267-3066; wcarchitect.com Andy Stern, managing partner, YorkBridge Wealth Partners, 2488 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 212-574-4075; yorkbridgewealth.com Frank Dalene, president and CEO, Telemark, 367 Butter Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-537-1600; telemarkinc.com Dennis Finnerty, founder and CEO, HausVac, 855-428-7822; hausvac.com Blaze Makoid, principal, Blaze Makoid Architecture, 7 Tradesmans Path, #4, Bridgehampton, 631-537-7277; blazemakoid-architecture.com

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For this home in North Haven, Blaze Makoid Architecture created an entryway below a second-floor bedroom to an open-air courtyard, mingling indoor and outdoor spaces. above: West Chin.

design work?

SM: The clientele is more educated about what’s available. They start their search online. Pictures get them in there. And clearing is a big issue.

Nobody can just clear acres because they want lawn.

BM: Lots of our projects are site-sensitive.

SD: It’s going to get worse. There’s not a lot of vacant property.

AS: People pay premium even though the house will be torn down.

How are people spending their money?

AS: People want to generate more value with what they have, rather than trading up or down. They’re renovating. People have to have an emotional connection to what they’re investing in for it to have a really strong result.

FD: If somebody’s not doing solar panels, they’re not financially responsible. There’s the payback period of six years for a lifespan on panels between 30 and 40 years. You have 24 years of free electricity.

SD: Value is all about happiness.

Some people’s is based on making an extra $500,000. Other people’s is based on every day you go out, the kids run outside, and it’s a safe zone.

What interesting homes and gardens have you seen lately?

West Chin: One is Philip Johnson’s Glass House in New Canaan; the other is one of those nine-year leases down at Lazy Point. I fish there. The wild grasses, the sand—it’s almost the most amazing backyard possible. The property is so small, you can’t do anything.

All you have is what God gave you.

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“PEOPLE WANT TO WALK IN THE DOOR AND SEE OUTSIDE. THEY DON’T WANT A WALL BLOCKING IT.” —sarah minardi

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Georgica Association Compound | Inland lot 1.55 Acres with room for 7,500 SF+/- House with Pool Oceanviews | Pond front 1.43 Acre Lot with permits in place for a 3,500 SF+/- House with Pool Exclusive. $19.95M WEB# 25001

Gorgeous Grey Gardens | 1.7 Acres | South Of The Highway | Less than .25 Mile To The Ocean 6,000 SF+/7 Bedrooms | 6 Bathrooms | Full Basement | Heated Gunite Pool | Tennis Court | Thatched Cottage Extensive Gardens & Mature Landscaping Exclusive. $17.995M WEB# 12847

Pondfront In The Georgica Association | 1 Acre | 200â&#x20AC;&#x2122; on Georgica Pond | Elevated Lot Renovated 4 Bedroom House Artist Studio | Community Tennis & Oceanfront Cabana | Pool Exclusive. $8.75M WEB# 34632

Modern Sagaponack by Gactho Studios | 1.25 Acre | South of the highway | 7,500 SF+/7 Bedrooms Heated Gunite Pool | Pool House | Roof Deck | Oceanviews Exclusive. $12.995M WEB# 35886

Parsonage Pondfront | 1.5 Acres | South Of The Highway | 5 Bedrooms | Finished Basement Recently Refurbished | Heated Pool | Pool House |Half Court Basketball Short Distance To Ocean and Sagg Main Store Co-Exclusive. $7.95M WEB# 15916

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SPACE ABODE & BEYOND California Closets works closely with homeowners to create storage solutions customtailored to any space, lifestyle— or budget.

CALIFORNIA DREAMIN’ WITH ITS NEWLY RENOVATED SOUTHAMPTON SHOWROOM, CALIFORNIA CLOSETS HELPS YOU TACKLE THE LATEST DESIGN TRENDS TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR STORAGE SPACES.

As the most-used storage area in the house, closets are where we begin every day— and doing so in an organized fashion can make those days considerably less stressful. California Closets brings the latest innovations in dressingroom and closet design and technology to bear in creating customized spaces

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for any size home.

“We provide a white-glove level of service for our clients, always wanting to be three steps ahead of any needs,” says Anthony DeVincenzo, vice president of marketing and technology at California Closets.

One helpful tool in that process is the showroom’s “board library”—full-size sheets

of finishes available for hands-on browsing.

“You can pull one out and see the entire sample in the true wood grain, almost like you’re sampling marble,” he says. “We want to show the beauty of our product.”

The family-run, community-oriented company, which began in Patchogue 32 years ago and grew into the

industry leader, also offers a wide array of lighting options to work with any layout or size of closet. Lights in varying intensities can be activated the traditional way, using switches, or by simply opening the closet door or waving your hand in front of a sensor.

Advances like these don’t just make a closet’s contents more

visible; they’re also more environmentally minded. “We try to use products that contain post-consumer recycled materials,” DeVincenzo says. “We do that for our commitment to sustainability and environmentalism, which is really important to us.” 619 Hampton Road, Southampton, 631-737-2224; californiaclosets.com

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WHERE TO EAT, PLAY, AND STAY IN THE HAMPTONS...

A LITTLE PIZZA HEAVEN LAURENT TOURONDEL, CHEF AND CO-OWNER OF LT BURGER, IS COOKING UP SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE WITH A NEW ITALIAN RESTAURANT.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY ERIC STRIFFLER (INTERIOR, MILKSHAKE); QUENTIN BACON (BURGER)

BY CALLIE CHUTE

LT Burger (ABOVE) is known for its milkshakes and burgers, but chef Laurent Tourondel is branching out with a new Italian concept, as well.

The high-end burger joint LT Burger is a Sag Harbor favorite for good reason. It offers up American classics with a twist—think delicious milkshakes plus an alwayschanging seasonal menu—as well as healthy alternatives like fish or vegan burgers.

But LT Burger’s owners, Michael Cinque and chef Laurent Tourondel, may be putting an Italian spin on that twist with their July purchase of the popular eatery Conca d’Oro at 103 Main Street in Sag Harbor.

The plans for the new space are still a bit vague, but the owners do intend to renovate it to make it brighter. “We’re not sure if we’re going to keep the name yet; it’s still up in the air,” says Tourondel. But they have settled on a cuisine, if not the precise dishes.

“Gelato, pizza, good appetizers, salad,” Tourondel says.

“Something very casual with quality products and local products, too. I want to create a very casual pizza place.” 62 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631899-4646; ltburger.com

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AMAGANSETT CLAM BAR This roadside surf shack is famous for fresh seafood dishes and refreshing summer cocktails. Pull off Montauk Highway when you see the yellow signs and you’ve arrived at the ultimate spot for steamers. 2025 Montauk Hwy., 631-267-6348; clambaronline.com

series The Affair), this roadside restaurant also goes by the name Lunch for its iconic neon sign. The lobster rolls, chowders, and by-thepound lobsters are some of the timeless dishes. 1980 Montauk Hwy., 631-267-3740; lobsterroll.com

SOTTO SOPRA Authentic in its Northern Italian focus, Sotto Sopra attracts regulars like Blythe Danner, Cameron Diaz, and Naomi Watts. 231 Main St., 631267-3695; restaurantsottosopra.com

INDIAN WELLS TAVERN This classic spot is a publike eatery with all-American fare that attracts a sports-loving crowd. 177 Main St., 631-267-0400; indianwellstavern.com

LA FONDITA The Honest Man Group’s La Fondita serves traditional Mexican street food in an authentic outdoor fonda setting.

INSIDER TIP: Before you leave, be sure to pick up bottles of the housemade hot sauces. 74 Montauk Hwy., 631-267-8800; lafondita.net

LOBSTER ROLL RESTAURANT Open since the 1950s (and now famous as a location for scenes in the

AQUEBOGUE IL GIARDINO This North Fork restaurant brings authentic Italian cuisine to the beach, with the dishes crafted from seasonal ingredients bought from local farms.

739 Main Road, 631-779-3900; ilgiardinoaquebogue.com

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Jason Weiner is new chef de cuisine Jeremy Blutstein, formerly of East by Northeast in Montauk, who has vowed to continue supporting the community by using local products. 1 Ocean Road, 631-537-5665; almondnyc.com

BOBBY VAN’S STEAKHOUSE This steakhouse boasts a colorful history, a notable clientele (including Howard Stern, Bruce Springsteen, and Jimmy Fallon), and a commitment to cooking techniques perfected by the founding fathers of New York’s steakhouses.

Though its venerable sister spot in NYC celebrates its 48th anniversary this year, Bobby Van’s got its start in Bridgehampton. 2393 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-0590; bobbyvans.com

BRIDGEHAMPTON CANDY KITCHEN A classic luncheonette and soda fountain known for small-town charm, diner favorites, and a loyal celeb crowd.

2391 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-9885

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BRIDGEHAMPTON INN & RESTAURANT

This laid-back bistro is a go-to for the area’s A-list, thanks to its local fare and Gallic flair. Joining Executive Chef

The Bridgehampton Inn’s yearold restaurant by Loaves & Fishes continues the celebrated local food

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store’s tradition. 2266 Main St., 631537-3660; bridgehamptoninn.com

ELAIA ESTIATORIO This Greek restaurant is the perfect homage to the native country of owner Sofia Crokos and her husband, Chris, who want diners to feel like they’re having Sunday dinner with family. 95 School St., 631-163-6469; elaiaestiatorio.com

PIERRE’S At this Bridgehampton bistro, you’ll find beachy French fare and luxe St. Barth’s-inspired décor. INSIDER TIP: The upstairs lounge, celebrating its second season, is the perfect spot for after-dinner drinks with a livingroom vibe. 2468 Main St., 631-5375110; pierresbridgehampton.com

TOPPING ROSE HOUSE The restaurant’s one-acre garden produces garnishes for the awardwinning menu, created by acclaimed chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten.

1 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpk., 631-537-0870; toppingrosehouse.com

WORLD PIE After a fire last year, World Pie is back and better than ever. The casual eatery is family-friendly and serves some of the East End’s best thin-crust pizza. 2402 Montauk Hwy., 631-5377999; worldpiebh.com

EAST HAMPTON WHO: Founder and president of WordHampton Public Relations. BURNIN’ UP: “I love the new Lulu Kitchen

BABETTE’S

& Bar (126 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-0900;

KEEP SWIMMING: “From June through September, I

The menu here is devoted exclusively to vegetarian and vegan dishes, including dairy-free soups, sauces, and dressings. 66 Newtown Lane, 631-329-5377; babettesrestaurant.com

always start my day the same way—with a quick five-minute

BAY KITCHEN BAR

swim in Gardiners Bay at Maidstone Beach.” LOCALS

This waterfront restaurant is a favorite for fresh seafood and breathtaking views. 39 Gann Road, 631-3293663; baykitchenbar.com

lulusagharbor.com). They have this great Mediterraneanstyle wood-burning grill. The chicken is off the hook.” JUST

ONLY: “I’m a huge fan of Indian Wells Tavern (177 Main St., Amagansett, 631-267-0400; indianwellstavern.com).

There’s local flavor in the clientele and on the menu!”

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BOSTWICK’S CHOWDER HOUSE Classic fish-shack staples are served in a nautical-themed room. The

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CITTANUOVA This fashionable Milanese-style trattoria serves a menu of casual everyman dishes with prices to match. 29 Newtown Lane, 631324-6300; cittanuova.com

COVE HOLLOW TAVERN The team behind Shelter Island’s Vine Street Café brings a new concept to East Hampton, with great cocktails at the bar and terrific shareable snacks all over the menu.

85 Montauk Hwy., 631-527-7131

DOPO LA SPIAGGIA The Sag Harbor location proved so popular that they’ve opened a second spot in East Hampton. Authentic Italian antipasti and an abundance of fresh pasta dishes are served in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Mangia! 31 Race Lane, 631-6589063; dopolaspiaggia.com

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FIERRO’S

MICHAEL’S RESTAURANT

SAM’S

One of Gwyneth Paltrow’s favorites, this specialty-pizza place also serves health-minded pastas and wraps.

104 Park Pl., 631-324-5751; fierrospizzastore.com

Michael’s offers simply prepared steakhouse eats, with specialty cuts every Wednesday night.

28 Maidstone Park Road, 631-3240725; michaelsofmaidstone.com

Andy Cohen raves about the pizzas at this bar and restaurant, owned and run by multiple generations of the Naska family since 1947. 36 Newtown Lane, 631-324-5900; samseasthampton.com

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NICK & TONI’S

SERAFINA

This rustic East Hampton mainstay boasts an expertly prepared menu of American classics. Owner Michael Nolan knows how to run a room and pack a house, and this tough-to-get reservation is always worth it. 8 Fresno Pl., 631-324-8700; fresnorestaurant.com

The ultimate in Hamptons power dining, Nick & Toni’s continues to draw the A-list with its tried-and-true menu. The pizza oven emblazoned with a dog has become iconic, and the fried zucchini chips are a must the moment you order. 136 N. Main St., 631-324-3550; nickandtonis.com

Enjoy one of the restaurant’s famed Napoletana pizzas alfresco by the heat lamps or some of the Hamptons’ best pasta dishes in the crisp, classic dining room. 104 N. Main St., 631267-3500; serafinarestaurant.com

HARBOR BISTRO Providing breathtaking sunset views, Harbor Bistro has an extensive wine and cocktail menu and serves the freshest local seafood. 313 Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Road, 631-324-7300; harborbistro.net

PALM RESTAURANT A first-class steak menu and a formidable wine list attract an equally impressive clientele. Ralph Lauren and his family are among the regulars who often hold court here. 94 Main St., 631-324-0411; thepalm.com

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Locally sourced ingredients and Scandinavian flavors inform the refined New American menu at this deluxe country inn. 207 Main St., 631-324-5006; themaidstone.com

Enjoy traditional pub fare like fish and chips, French onion soup, and gigantic burgers at this laid-back community hub. 10 Main St., 631-324-8555; rowdyhall.com

SERVICE STATION Seasoned restaurateur Michael Gluckman offers classic American comfort food at this new year-round spot. 100 Montauk Hwy., 631-2675603; servicestationrestaurant.com

THE 1770 HOUSE RESTAURANT This colonial inn’s upstairs dining room offers New American cuisine backed by one of the East End’s most extensive wine lists. Raise an extra glass this summer to the restaurant’s 15th anniversary. 143 Main St., 631-324-1770; 1770house.com

Hearty American classics like prime cuts and ribs are prepared in an open kitchen and served in a bistro-style space. 99 N. Main St., 631-3296666; easthamptongrill.com

EAST HAMPTON POINT The dining room at this first-class resort boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and a sunset menu of seasonal specialties. 295 Three Mile Harbor Road/Hog Creek Road, 631-3292800; easthamptonpoint.com

This pop-up spinoff from Manhattan’s Eleven Madison Park is one of the summer’s toughest reservations. The restaurant accepts only American Express cards, and the offerings are extensive, including night- and day-style cocktails, chicken burgers and games in the yard, and of course the white-tablecloth dining that EMP is famous for. 341 Pantigo Road; empsummerhouse.com

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Bostwick’s Chowder House

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SPRINGS TAVERN For over 80 years, Springs Tavern has been a neighborhood hot spot. Its latest incarnation features classic American pub food, a perfect match for the historic photos of the restaurant that line the walls. 15 Fort Pond Road, 631-527-7800; thespringstavern.com

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WHO: Entrepreneur, conservationist, and ambassador for the nonprofit organization Oceanic Global, which raises awareness about issues affecting the world’s oceans. THE FLORA AND THE FAUNA: “I love visiting the South Fork Natural History Museum (377 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Tpk., Bridgehampton, 631-537-9735; sofo.org)! I love checking out their classes and learning about the flora and the fauna on the East End. This summer I’ve especially enjoyed viewing the purple martins’ nests near the

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butterfly walk.” ’TAUK ABOUT IT: “Duryea’s (65 Tuthill Road, Montauk,

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631-668-2410; duryealobsters.com) has been my favorite this summer. It’s

A family-run, kid-friendly restaurant that boasts hearty Sicilian dishes.

674 Montauk Hwy., 631-996-4550; cucinaeastquogue.com

happy to support their partnership with Dock to Dish’s community-based

a great place to visit by boat. They offer fresh local seafood, and I’m always seafood sourcing programs.” THE PERFECT END: “My ideal night ends with a late-night walk on Sagg Main Beach, absorbing the beauty and mystery of both the night sky and the ocean.” More information on Oceanic

DOCKERS WATERSIDE Dockers takes a detail-driven approach to sourcing its seafood, which it gets from fishermen locally and in Nova Scotia. 94 Dune Road, 631-653-0653; dockerswaterside.com

NEW MOON CAFÉ A winning combination of Texas barbecue entrées and Lone Starinspired Mexican dishes attracts a dedicated clientele. 524 Montauk Hwy., 631-653-4042; nmcafe.com

STONE CREEK INN This intimate French-American spot run by chef Christian Mir and his wife, Elaine DiGiacomo, is perfect for a romantic evening. INSIDER TIP: Look for the new dishes that Stone Creek Inn is debuting this season to celebrate its 20th anniversary. 405 Montauk Hwy., 631-653-6770; stonecreekinn.com

HAMPTON BAYS

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Salvatore Biundo’s family recipes, this restaurant has its roots firmly planted in Italy, and it shows in dishes like clams oreganata. 336 W. Montauk Hwy., 631-594-5744; centrohamptons.com

COWFISH From brunch to dinner, the menu here hits all the right spots, including burgers and sushi. INSIDER TIP: The patio tables are the best spot in the house for views of the canal. 258 E. Montauk Hwy., 631-594-3868; cowfishrestaurant.com

OAKLAND’S RESTAURANT Family-owned for nearly three decades, this waterfront eatery is a great spot for a casual drop-in when you’re craving a superb cocktail in a relaxed setting. 365 Dune Road, 631728-6903; oaklandsrestaurant.net

ORLANDO’S CAFÉ An ideal stop for a quick bite, Orlando’s Café has sandwiches, tacos, and other unpretentious eats to take out, whether that’s back home or back to the beach. 40 W. Montauk Hwy., 631728-2608; orlandoscafe.weebly.com

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PRIME

Whether you prefer surf or turf, they’re both highlights here—an ideal location for a brunch meeting—and both come with the perfect cocktail to match. 295 E. Montauk Hwy., 631723-2323; edgewaterrestaurant.com

An outstanding upscale restaurant for anything from steak to sushi, Prime is also a great place to stop on your trip back home on Sunday. 117 N. New York Ave., 631-385-1515; restaurantprime.com

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RUMBA

Founded in 1959, this resort-style restaurant, set on a sprawling property, is run by the Poulakis family. Each room has unique architecture and interior design. INSIDER TIP: If you can’t make it to relax and recharge for the weekend, swing by in the morning for an unbelievably spectacular breakfast. 259 E. Montauk Hwy., 631-728-4166; hamptonmaid.com

The Caribbean cuisine at this “islandstyle hideaway” is superb and the vibe is unexpected in the Hamptons— which is what makes it so fabulous.

Come for the rum drinks, reggae, and low-key vibe on Shinnecock Bay. 43 Canoe Place Road, 631-594-3544; rumbahamptonbays.com

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CANAL CAFÉ One of the highlights of Hampton Bays is the water views, and Canal Café gives you an unparalleled vantage point, along with a relaxed setting and some of the area’s best local seafood.

44 Newtown Road, 631-723-2155; thecanalcafe.com

CENTRO TRATTORIA & BAR With a menu based on owner

HUNTINGTON PRIME HUNTINGTON A gorgeous restaurant with a lively atmosphere and an extensive steak and seafood menu, plus stunning Huntington Harbor views from the outdoor deck. 117 N. New York Ave., 631-385-1515; restaurantprime.com

MONTAUK ARBOR Now in its second season, Arbor offers a Mediterranean-style menu and a casual-chic vibe. The 40-seat outdoor patio dining area is perfect for summer evenings. INSIDER TIP: The New York City cocktail brand The Garret debuts an outdoor bar this season with a host of mixologists. 240 Fort Pond Blvd., 631-283-5430; arbormontauk.com

BACKYARD RESTAURANT AT SOLÉ EAST A Mediterranean-inspired menu, Saturday pool parties, and Sunday jazz brunches draw a stylish clientele.

90 Second House Road, 631-6689739; soleeast.com

BUDDHABERRY Custom-blended frozen yogurts,

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THE CROW’S NEST INN AND RESTAURANT Seafood and seasoned meat dishes fashioned from organic ingredients complement the restaurant’s rustic charm. 4 Old West Lake Dr., 631668-2077; crowsnestmtk.com

DAVE’S GONE FISHING The newest brainchild of the husband-and-wife team that brought you the popular Dave’s Grill offers a small-plates menu and picturesque Montauk sunsets. 467 E. Lake Dr., 631-668-9190; davesgonefishing.com

DURYEA’S The Lobster Deck, Fish Market, and Farmers Market return for a second season. The menu includes a lobster Cobb salad, a classic clambake, a shrimp basket, and seafood towers featuring raw-bar items and sushi.

The revitalized Fish Market offers fresh local seafood for purchase by the pound, as well as sauces and condiments. INSIDER TIP: Check out the Farmers Market for Goodale Farm dairy products, Iacono Farms’ homemade barbecue and teriyaki sauces, Greek yogurt from Nounos Creamery, Mecox Bay Dairy cheese, and Balsam and Bhumi produce.

65 Tuthill Road, 631-668-2410; duryealobsters.com

EAST BY NORTHEAST Featuring a vibrant bar, an outdoor patio, and live music on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, this sleek restaurant and lounge is noted for combining Asian cooking with local seafood and New World wines, plus sunset views. 51 Edgemere St., 631-668-2872; eastbynortheast.com

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MUSE AT THE END

The family-style Italian specials here are based on what’s ripe in the restaurant’s two gardens. 11 S. Emery St., 631-668-5574; harvestfortpond.com

Chef Matthew Guiffrida’s second Muse location brings favorites like his Bacon-N-Eggs breakfast salad to the heart of Montauk. 41 S. Euclid Ave., 631-238-5937; museattheend.com

THE HIDEAWAY An unassuming chowder house and bar known for its specialty tequila cocktails. 364 W. Lake Dr., 631-6686592; thehideawaymontauk.com

INLET SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Owned by six commercial fishermen from Montauk, this eatery is the epitome of dock-to-dish. 541 E. Lake Dr., 631-668-4272; inletseafood.com

LA BRISA The homemade guacamole and tortillas are the ideal post-Ditch Plains beach-day treat. 752 Montauk Hwy., 631-668-8338; labrisa.com

MONTAUK YACHT CLUB This relaxing, nautical-chic hideaway features local seafood and water views. 32 Star Island Road, 631-6683100; montaukyachtclub.com

NAVY BEACH Paul McCartney, Robert De Niro, and Cameron Diaz are just a few of the stars who come for the fresh, simply prepared cuisine at Montauk’s favorite beachfront restaurant. INSIDER TIP: For its eighth season, Navy Beach welcomes new items throughout the menu, including crab cakes with pickled vegetables; Korean barbecue aioli and daikon sprouts; and blackened Montauk mako shark with tomatillo salsa, roasted corn, tortilla crisps, and avocado. 16 Navy Road, 631-6686868; navybeach.com

Italian classics at this beachfront hot spot at Gurney’s Montauk Hotel & Spa. 290 Old Montauk Hwy., 631668-1771; gurneysmontauk.com

THE SALTBOX RESTAURANT & BAR This new seafood shack serves pubstyle fare and creative twists on classic cocktails. 99 Carl Fisher Plz., 631238-5727; montauksaltbox.com

668 THE GIG SHACK Executive Chef Gray Gardell-Gross helms a pink-and-orange kitchen that churns out creative renditions of the day’s local catch. 782 Main St., 631-668-2727; 668thegigshack.com

THE SURF LODGE RESTAURANT

Fresh seafood from the culinary team behind The Smile in New York City is served in a bohemian-style setting.

161 Second House Road, 631-6682877; chelseahotels.com

Acclaimed chef Chris Rendell offers an eclectic menu of locally sourced seafood and produce. The vibe is always fun and super-young, and a superb lineup of musical talent is set for the 10th-anniversary season.

183 Edgemere St., 631-483-5039; thesurflodge.com

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SWALLOW EAST

Enjoy stunning seaside views and

New American bar bites and live reggae draw a casual-chic crowd.

474 W. Lake Dr., 631-668-8344; swalloweastrestaurant.com

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Fresh pasta at Centro Trattoria & Bar.

SAG HARBOR THE AMERICAN HOTEL One of the most impressive wine lists in the country and a chef with a prestigious pedigree are just two elements that make this a long-standing French favorite. The coveted seats on the porch, overlooking the town, and the more formal indoor dining room are always packed with diners happy to listen to live music from the in-house piano player. 49 Main St., 631-7253535; theamericanhotel.com

GOSMAN’S DOCK Baked stuffed clams and butterflied fantail shrimp are two of the fresh offerings at this fish-focused Montauk staple. 500 W. Lake Dr., 631-6685330; gosmans.com

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BARON’S COVE This hotel is home to an exquisite all-American restaurant, lounge, and bar. The first floor houses a living room with an outdoor area perfect for cocktails, while the upstairs dining

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vegan sorbets, and real Italian soft-serve gelato are just a few of the tasty offerings. 43 S. Euclid Ave., 631-668-8393; buddhaberry.com

room contains oceanic elements throughout. 31 W. Water St., 631-725-2101; baronscove.com

THE BEACON Located right on the water, this classic bistro is noted for its seafood, particularly the mussels. INSIDER TIP: There are no reservations here, so arrive early, give them your name, and enjoy a cocktail overlooking the marina. 8 W. Water St., 631-725-

7088; beaconsagharbor.com

THE BELL & ANCHOR At the Beacon’s sister restaurant, owner David Loewenberg leads the first-class service, while partner Sam McCleland oversees the kitchen. The seafood menu, featuring flash-fried calamari, lobster, and fresh catch from Montauk, always draws a crowd. 3253 Noyac Road, 631-725-3400; bellandanchor.com

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ESTIA’S LITTLE KITCHEN

This bustling seafood eatery offers waterfront views and a patio inside an American Legion building. 26 Bay St., 631-725-7100; docksidesagharbor.com

Authentic paella, turtle rolls, and tortilla soup are highlights at this family-style spot with a standout breakfast. 1615 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpk., 631-725-1045; estias.com

DOPO LA SPIAGGIA Fresh pasta and authentic Italian cuisine make this a go-to spot for a meal with friends and family. 6 Bay St., 631-725-7009; dopolaspiaggia.com

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LE BILBOQUET One of NYC’s most popular French bistros makes its Sag Harbor debut.

Owner Philippe Delgrange is bringing many favorites, giving Hamptonites the chance to enjoy his beef carpaccio and Dover sole from a perch on the bay. 1 Long Wharf, 631-808-3767

LT BURGER Mouthwatering burgers and irresistible milk shakes anchor this casual eat-in or take-out hot spot in Sag Harbor. The child-friendly vibe makes it a family favorite. 62 Main St., 631-899-4646; ltburger.com

LULU KITCHEN & BAR This bistro features a wood-burning grill and oven to give every dish that perfect summer flavor. Chef Philippe Corbet’s menu keeps the sunny vibe going with Mediterranean-inspired dishes, such as the vegetable pot-au-feu. 126 Main St., 631-725-0900; lulusagharbor.com

MUSE IN THE HARBOR A rustic Main Street staple offering New American plates by chef Matthew Guiffrida. 16 Main St., 631-899-4810; museintheharbor.com

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PAGE AT 63 MAIN The New American dishes feature hyperlocal vegetables, grown on the bistro’s in-house aquaponic produce wall. 63 Main St., 631-725-1810; page63main.com

SEN The head chef, known simply as Tora-san, crafts an incredibly diverse seafood menu. 23 Main St., 631-7251774; senrestaurant.com

WÖLFFER KITCHEN The East End’s first winery-owned restaurant combines seafood-focused dishes with sustainably produced wines. 29 Main St., 631-725-0101; wolfferkitchen.com

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SHELTER ISLAND 18 BAY RESTAURANT A Victorian house sets the scene for a dinner-only, four-course Italian chef’s tasting menu that changes weekly. 23 N. Ferry Road, 631-749-0053; 18bayrestaurant.com

SALT WATERFRONT BAR & GRILL Local bands on weekends, a vibrant crowd at the Shipwreck Bar, and an extensive raw bar make this a popular neighborhood hangout. 63 S. Menantic Road, 631749-5535; saltshelterisland.com

SHELTER ISLAND HOUSE A beautifully appointed country inn with dining in the gardens and classic cocktails at the lounge bar. The Tavern, 11 Stearns Point Road, 631-7495659; shelterislandhouse.com

SUNSET BEACH Arriving via seaplane or boat is an option at André Balazs’s chic hotel. The Mediterranean bistro’s menu is filled with simply delicious items, like grilled octopus, shrimp on the plancha, and mussels. 35 Shore Road, 631-749-2001; sunsetbeachli.com

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Sunday, August 27, 5-7 pm Parrish Art Museum 279 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, NY

A one-stop shop for specialty and gourmet goods, this waterfront market has a raw juice bar, deli, pizza parlor, and coffee shop.

184 N. Ferry Road, 631-7490003; marieeiffelmarket.com

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New American fine dining within an expansive beachfront resort. 81 Shore Road, 631-7490476; pridwin.com

THE RAM’S HEAD INN This romantic inn resembles Mount Vernon, with rolling green hills and farm-to-table fare.

108 S. Ram Island Dr., 631-7490811; theramsheadinn.com

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The super-seasonal menu consists of shareable plates, an extensive selection of vegetable side dishes, and “Simply Composed,” which allows diners to pick and choose mains and sides. 23 Grand Ave., Shelter Island Heights, 631-7490018; thechequit.com

Simple ingredients speak for themselves at this home-awayfrom-home eatery. 41 S. Ferry Road, 631-749-3210; vinestreetcafe.com

CLAUDE’S Alfresco dining at its best, using ingredients fresh from the on-site garden. 91 Hill St., 631-2836500; southamptoninn.com

THE COAST GRILL This harborfront restaurant hasn’t changed the seafood menu much since opening in 1985—and with good reason. 1109 Noyack Road, 631-283-2277

JOBS LANE GASTROPUB A perfect spot for elegant Italian cuisine right at the beach, this restaurant boasts an impressive wine and cocktail menu to complement any meal.

10 Windmill Lane, 631-2878703; jobslanegastro.pub

KOZU The menu here is infused with the flavors of Peru and Japan. INSIDER TIP: Keep your eyes open for a joint venture in NYC from Kozu owner Zach Erdem and the Upper East Side’s T-Bar Steak & Lounge.

136 Main St., 631-619-6660

LE CHARLOT The local outpost of the New York City favorite serves bistro fare and Parisian ambience on the East End. 36 Main St., 631-353-3222; lecharlot.us

LE CHEF This French-Continental bistro is popular among local notables, including Hilaria and Alec Baldwin. 75 Jobs Lane, 631-2838581; lechefbistro.com

LITTLE RED Enjoy the best of bistro fare at this casual sister restaurant of the nearby Red Bar. 76-C Jobs Lane, 631-2833309; littleredsouthampton.com

OREYA With flavors ranging from Spanish to Greek to Israeli, Oreya is like a tour of the Mediterranean in the heart of Southampton.

281 County Road 39A, 631-5009055; oreyahamptons.com

THE PLAZA CAFÉ A skillful menu of inventive seafood dishes is complemented by an expertly curated wine list.

61 Hill St., 631-283-9323; plazacafe.us

PUBLICK HOUSE It’s brews and bar fare galore at this popular Southampton hangout. 62 Jobs Lane, 631-2832800; publick.com

RED BAR BRASSERIE With its comfort-driven menu, this has become a family favorite.

210 Hampton Road, 631-2830704; redbarbrasserie.com

SANT AMBROEUS An elegant Italian setting with a menu of refined dishes, plus panini, gelato, and espresso.

30 Main St., 631-283-1233; santambroeus.com

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75 MAIN A pretty locale for an even prettier crowd that comes for modern Italian cuisine and excellent service. 75 Main St., 631-283-7575; 75main.com

SILVER’S Open only for lunch, Silver’s doesn’t take reservations and is known above all for its lobster roll and soups. 15 Main St., 631283-6443; silversrestaurant.com

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SIP’N SODA This family-run eatery has served diner favorites, hearty breakfasts, and made-on-site ice cream for generations. 40 Hampton Road, 631-283-9752; sipnsoda.com

SOUTHAMPTON SOCIAL CLUB Not only a premier nightlife spot, Southampton Social Club, helmed by Ian Duke, offers classic American fare along with live music and a sizeable patio space. 256 Elm St., 631-2871400; southamptonsocialclub.com

TUTTO IL GIORNO Owner Gabby Karan De Felice, daughter of Donna Karan, oversees this well-appointed restaurant, which serves exquisite Italian food. INSIDER TIP: The multiple dining rooms are gorgeous, but the tables to score are on the patio, with its rustic vibe and manicured privet.

56 Nugent St., 631-377-3611; tuttoilgiorno.com

UNION CANTINA Ian Duke, the owner of Southampton Social Club, and chef Scott Kampf team up for a Mexican eatery. 40 Bowden Sq., 631-377-3500; unioncantina.net

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The SOURCE: SCENE WAINSCOTT BREADZILLA A wide selection of fresh takeout soups, sandwiches, and baked goods.

84 Wainscott NW Road, 631-5370955; breadzilla.com

THE SEAFOOD SHOP

SUKI ZUKI

Behind the humble storefront await celebrity sightings, excellent beach clambakes, and fish fries. 356 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-0633; theseafoodshop.com

This quintessential Japanese joint serves fresh sushi, robata grill specialties, and sakes in a simple space. 688 Montauk Hwy., 631-726-4600

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BABY MOON RESTAURANT Since 1970, Baby Moon has been serving authentic Southern Italian cuisine prepared with homemade ingredients. 238 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton Beach, 631-288-6350; babymoonrestaurant.com

The best cookies in the Hamptons— period. 354 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-8570; levainbakery.com

Inspired by his many vacations to the Greek Islands, James Mallios, managing partner of this buzzy new restaurant, and Executive Chef Dominic Rice have big plans for summer. Expect plenty of seafood, but with the bold, bright flavors of the islands. 1020 Montauk Hwy., 631-500-9292; calissahamptons.com

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A little slice of Sicily, Osteria Salina is known for authentic Aeolian cuisine and patio seating. 108 Wainscott Stone Road, 631-527-5396; osteriasalina.net

Rent out the garden room for a private party with farm-to-table fare. 670 Montauk Hwy., 631-726-4444; mannarestauranthamptons.com

LA CAPANNINA Don’t let the modest exterior fool you. La Capannina is home to one of the best slices on the East End. 364 Montauk Hwy., 631-537-2626; lacapanninapizza.com

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CASA BASSO Kitschy medieval décor (including a castle) only adds to the experience at this old-time Italian eatery. 59 Montauk Hwy., 631-288-1841; casabasso.net

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at this consistent and casual locale. 240 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton Beach, 631-288-3232; joesamericangrill.com

STARR BOGGS Fresh seafood is served in a landmark historic home-turned-restaurant.

6 Parlato Dr., Westhampton Beach, 631-288-3500; starrboggsrestaurant.com

ACROSS THE HAMPTONS THE GOLDEN PEAR A local favorite, this café offers everything from scrambled eggs with cheddar to premium smoked Scottish salmon. Specialty coffee blends and fresh-baked goods are perfect for at-home brunch gatherings. 99 Main St., Southampton, 631-283-8900; 2426 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-537-1100; 34 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-329-1600; 111

Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-2270; goldenpearcafe.com

HAMPTON COFFEE COMPANY What began more than 24 years ago in a 1940s-era service station is now a must-stop local group of espresso bars and cafés serving breakfast, lunch, and small-batch, hand-roasted coffee.

INSIDER TIP: This season, dinner service in Water Mill debuts! 272 Main Road, Aquebogue, 631-779-2862; 749 County Road 39A, Southampton, 631-353-3088; 869 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-726-2633; 194 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach, 631-2884480; hamptoncoffeecompany.com

MARY’S MARVELOUS At this beloved family spot, sweet and savory baked goods like scones and quinoa cakes are crafted in-house. 207 Main St., Amagansett, 631-267-8796; 105–107 Newtown Lane, East Hampton,

631-324-1055; marysmarvelous.com

HOTELS AND INNS THE BAKER HOUSE 1650 This regal luxury inn with the aesthetic of an English manor can rival any five-star hotel.

Complement your beach days with tea times and a visit to the exquisite spa. 181 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-4081; bakerhouse1650.com

BARON’S COVE This lush waterfront resort offers the best of the Hamptons, with superb dining options, exquisite sunset views, and crisp, white-linen interiors. INSIDER TIP: Skip the second-floor suites and book a room on the ground floor to minimize the steps between the pool outside and your rosé inside. 31 W. Water St.,

Sag Harbor, 844-227-6672; baronscove.com

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668-2345; gurneysmontauk.com

HEDGES INN

This is the definition of the quaint country home. With wood accents in each room and the homey touch of patterned curtains and pleated lampshades, this cozy inn is the perfect place to get out of the city and decompress. 2266 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-5373660; bridgehamptoninn.com

A luxe B&B from one of the first families of the Hamptons, this house has represented American luxury since 1873, through the hard work and dedication of the Hedges family.

New features include morning yoga on the front lawn and access to five separate beaches in the area. 74 James Lane, East Hampton, 631-3247101; thehedgesinn.com

GURNEY’S

HUNTTING INN

An iconic destination (and the only year-round resort in the Hamptons), Gurney’s offers pristine luxury on one of the most beautiful beaches in the area. INSIDER TIP: Book a spa day ahead of your stay and take advantage of the incredible array of treatments and fitness classes this summer. 290 Old Montauk Hwy., Montauk, 631-

This landmark building is nestled on a street that National Geographic once called one of “the most beautiful Main Streets in America.” Its association with the Palm Restaurant means a superb menu is paired with excellent people-watching among the power dinners. 94 Main St., East Hampton, 631-324-0411; thepalm.com/Huntting-Inn

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Above Zach Erdem’s Kozu, this boutique hotel makes the most of its space with clean design, simple interiors, and close proximity to the center of town. 136 Main St., Southampton, 631-334-1883; hotel-ze.com

A mainstay of luxe living in the Hamptons, Topping Rose House offers cottages with an indooroutdoor breeziness and a fantastic restaurant from Jean-Georges Vongerichten. INSIDER TIP: Book your dinner at Jean-Georges well in advance; since he took the helm last season, it has become the hottest spot for weekday lunches as well as weekend dinners. 1 Bridgehampton-Sag Harbor Tpk., Bridgehampton, 631-537-0870; toppingrosehouse.com

INN AT WINDMILL LANE The goal of this cozy, modern inn is to provide its guests with peace and relaxation. With in-room fireplaces for brisk summer nights, it’s the ideal place to come back to after a day in the sun. 23 Windmill Lane, Amagansett, 631-267-8500; innatwindmilllane.com

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Taking a modern approach to timeless appeal, this hotel offers contemporary art and design throughout its traditional American residential building, with bold colors and moody room tones. 207 Main St., East Hampton, 631-3245006; themaidstone.com

QUOGUE CLUB One of Quogue’s first real hotels, the Quogue Club began as a farmhouse before being transformed into a luxury boutique hotel.

Enjoy the fabulous dining room and the splendid cocktails at the bar. 47 Quogue St., Quogue, 631653-0100; quogueclub.com

1770 HOUSE Exemplifying Hamptons elegance with a first-rate dining room, headed by chef Michael Rozzi, and exceptional accommodations, this beautiful hotel deserves all the accolades it’s received. 143 Main St., East Hampton, 631-3241770; 1770house.com

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From weddings to corporate retreats, the Southampton Inn is the consummate venue for any occasion, with delicious dining options and a pool to cool off in on the hottest days. 91 Hill St., Southampton, 631-283-6500; southamptoninn.com

WHITE FENCES INN While fairly new on the scene, this bed-and-breakfast in the heart of Water Mill is one of the most luxurious on the East End. Innkeepers Eric and Liz Broda oversee every detail, from the daily breakfast, using fresh seasonal ingredients from local purveyors, to the beautifully appointed pool with blue-and-white-striped loungers to bask in. 371 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-500-9013; whitefenceswatermill.com

CULTURAL CENTERS THE ARTIST STUDY This nonprofit gallery, academy, and studio supports artists from all walks of life as they create what inspires them. The result is some of the most nuanced and eclectic work in the area. 25 Hampton Road, Southampton, 631-603-5514; theartiststudy.com

BAY STREET THEATER The place to be for live theater in Sag Harbor, Bay Street mounts productions big and small, from children’s shows like Goat on a Boat to Hamilton producer Andrew Lippa’s show The Man in the Ceiling. 1 Bay St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-9500; baystreet.org

BRIDGE GARDENS A beautiful, carefully sculpted oasis at the center of Bridgehampton for

more than 20 years, the gardens span over five acres of Peconic Land Trust property. 36 Mitchell Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-2833195; peconiclandtrust.org

BRIDGEHAMPTON MUSEUM Step back in time and experience the look and feel of the East End from the days of its earliest settlers, through the Civil War, and up to the present. 2368 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-537-1088; bridgehampton historicalsociety.org

BRUCE NAGEL GALLERY See the beautiful, eclectic work of one of the area’s most accomplished architects—without having to drive around all day—by visiting his own personal gallery. 69 Main St., Westhampton, 631-283-8855; brucenagel.com

CRUSH CURATORIAL This Amagansett collective is run by the artists themselves, allowing them complete freedom of expression, from idea to installation. 68 Schellinger Road, Amagansett; crush-curatorial.com

ERIC FIRESTONE GALLERY With an impressive roster of must-know artists of tomorrow, this gallery showcases their work in exhibitions that span the spectrum of mediums and genres. 4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-604-2386; ericfirestonegallery.com

GUILD HALL The epicenter of arts and culture in the Hamptons, Guild Hall—now under the leadership of Andrea Grover—offers everything from Tchaikovsky to Richard Avedon to Jay Leno. 158 Main St., 631-3240806; guildhall.org

ILLE ARTS Surrounded by fishermen and

clam diggers, this homestead-goneart house is the perfect place to catch the latest waves in contemporary art and design. 171 Main St., Amagansett, 631-905-9894; illearts.com

MADOO CONSERVANCY Established in 1967 by artist and writer Robert Dash, this lush Sagaponack garden is a tranquil escape from the stresses of daily life. 618 Sagg Main St., Sagaponack, 631-537-8200; madoo.org

PARRISH ART MUSEUM The best place to see contemporary work—from local artists and touring exhibits—that embodies East End life, Parrish Art Museum is the connection between the art of the Hamptons and the art of the world. 279 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-283-7006; parrishart.org

POLLOCK-KRASNER HOUSE AND STUDY CENTER The former home of Jackson Pollock and his wife (and a current outpost of Stony Brook University), this art center embraces the same avant-garde approach to art as its previous inhabitants did. 830 SpringsFireplace Road, East Hampton, 631-324-4929; stonybrook.edu/ comcms/pkhouse

SOUTHAMPTON ARTS CENTER A hotbed of art and culture, the Southampton Arts Center offers speakers, musical performances, dance classes, and much more as it heads into its fifth season. 25 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-283-0967; southamptonartscenter.org

THE WHITE ROOM GALLERY This contemporary art gallery showcases both emerging and established artists working in all mediums. 2415 Main St., Bridgehampton, 917-526-2767; thewhiteroom.gallery

The SOURCE: STYLE Bulldog Roc Pool photographic mid-length swim shorts, Orlebar Brown ($345).

BLUE & CREAM

BRUNELLO CUCINELLI

High-end contemporary fashion from the likes of Phillip Lim, Iro, and A.P.C. adds a cool urban edge to East End wardrobes. INSIDER TIP: Don’t overlook Blue & Cream’s namesake collection of impeccably fitted closet staples. 60 The Cir, East Hampton, 631-329-1392; blueandcream.com

Legendary Italian fashion designer Brunello Cucinelli graces the Hamptons with this signature shop featuring home goods, luxe ready-towear, and accessories. INSIDER TIP: Keep an eye out for his beloved (and unparalleled) cashmere in both clothing and home products. 39 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-324-3400; brunellocucinelli.com

BLUE ONE

SHOPPING AERIN The effortless ease of the Hamptons is perfectly embodied in AERIN’s stunning shop. Luxurious beauty products sit next to elegant home pieces—picture rich golds balanced by soft suedes. It’s no wonder this spot is a favorite among East Enders.

83 Main St., Southampton, 631-3533773; aerin.com

designer Elie Tahari expresses elegance and taste in each collection he creates. 1 Main St., East Hampton, 631-329-8883; elietahari.com

ERES This French brand uses high-tech materials that fit like a second skin to fashion unique swimsuits in original cuts. 55 Main St., East Hampton, 631-604-5544; eresparis.com

Since opening their first Hamptons store in 2007, Blue One owners Jarret Willis and Crystal Smith Willis have devoted themselves to their mission: to bring the catwalk to the hamlets’ streets. 2397 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-237-1796; shopblueone.com

CALYPSO ST. BARTH

EVERYTHING BUT WATER

You’ll find everything your closet needs at this spot, filled with an eclectic mix of comfortable, upscale attire and accessories. 21 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-329-0033; calypsostbarth.com

BROOKS BROTHERS

CLIC GENERAL STORE

Noted for its incredible array of swimwear, this store also specializes in cover-ups, sundresses, and everything essential for a stylish resort wardrobe.

Think of it as the perfect stop for all your summer needs. 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-324-5693; everythingbutwater.com

Since 1818, Brooks Brothers’ classic looks have been synonymous with Hamptons style. Often having a nautical theme, the label’s summer staples range from impeccably tailored suits to crisp button-downs for him and her. 48–50 Main St., Southampton, 631-287-3936; brooksbrothers.com

What started as a bookstore and gallery is now an expertly curated concept space featuring contemporary photography, books, home goods, and apparel. 60 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-527-7102; clic.com

ALICE + OLIVIA Stacey Bendet, CEO and creative director of Alice + Olivia, devises colorful, whimsical designs that capture the free spirit of the East End and attract a loyal following. The Southampton and East Hampton boutiques carry a fresh assortment of ready-to-wear clothing and accessories from the designer, as well as a curated selection of specialty jewelry from designers including Lele Sadoughi and Lulu Frost. 79 Main St., East Hampton, 631702-7155; 58 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-204-0164; aliceandolivia.com

FAHRENHEIT 451 Liz Epstein’s boutique offers an array of upscale styles from Marc Jacobs, J Brand, and Shoshanna. 105 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 631-288-5724; shopf451.com

CLUB MONACO Providing East Enders with consummate basics reflecting the area’s relaxed, preppy style, Club Monaco takes it to the next level this summer with special collaborations and items exclusive to its two local stores. 17 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631324-5348; 35 Main St., Southampton, 631-283-0438; clubmonaco.com

FIGUE Founder Stephanie von Watzdorf infuses every print, texture, and color of her statement pieces with artistic and global influences, for a look she describes as gypsy meets jet set. 55

Main St., East Hampton, 631-5275111; figue.com GLENN BRADFORD

CHASER Hailing from Los Angeles and “raised on rock and roll,” this contemporary clothing line has chosen East Hampton for its second location.

75 Main St., East Hampton, 631-527-7272; chaserbrand.com

Husband and wife Glenn and Sharyn Bradford have created one of the Hamptons’ top destinations for fine jewelry. Glenn’s stunning designs and expertise have attracted a following across the island and beyond. 10B Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-4009800; glennbradford.com

New York’s hottest fitnesswear store embraces the motto “Dream it.

Do it. Be it.”—which also sums up the high-energy feel of the shop and the high-performance quality of the sleek athleticwear and athleisure finds. 44 Main St., Southampton, 631-488-4304; bandier.com

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A casual summer look from Orlebar Brown.

This lifestyle concept store, carrying carefully selected items with superior aesthetic appeal, makes its Southampton debut this summer.

28C Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-488-4555; copiousrow.com

ELIE TAHARI Emphasizing exceptional fit for feminine figures, high-end Israeli

GLORIA JEWEL Find comfortable, feminine clothing and accessories from popular and on-the-rise designers at locations across the East End. 125 Main St., Westhampton, 631-998-0882; 36 Main St., Amagansett, 631-907-4095; 2486 Main St., Bridgehampton, 631-6136034; 58 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-604-2695; gloriajewel.com

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COPIOUS ROW BANDIER

WHO: Cofounders of the award-winning boutique advertising and

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LYNN BLUMENFELD & JILL FLEMING

design firm blumenfeld + fleming. DINNER AND A SHOW:

tailoring and flawless details throughout her collections. 54 Main St., East Hampton, 631-604-6544; milly.com

Blumenfeld: “Westlake Fish House (352 Westlake Dr., Montauk, 631668-3474; westlakefishhouse.com) has a very Montauk feel to it and has amazing live music every night. Plus, great sushi!” Fleming: “I always like to bring friends to Swallow East (474 West Lake Dr., Montauk, 631-668-8344; swalloweastrestaurant.com) for Reggae Night when Royal KhaoZ is playing.” RIDE THE WAVE: Fleming: “The perfect

MIXOLOGY Shop the hottest of-the-moment women’s fashions, with more than 150 new styles hitting Mixology’s shelves every single week. 148 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 631-6840040; shopmixology.com

day off includes surfing, more surfing, and then another surf. If there’s no surf, running with the dogs, biking, walking, followed by lounging by the pool with a beer.” GOOD MORNING: Blumenfeld: “My dog, Lou, takes me for a beach walk almost every morning. When it’s cold or rainy, I hit the gym or Yoga Lila (12 S. Etna Ave., #B, Montauk, 631-2385905; yogalilamontauk.com). Then Naturally Good (779 Montauk Hwy., Montauk, 631-668-9030; naturallygoodcafe.com) for coffee.” blumenfeld + fleming, Montauk, 631-668-0007; bplusf.com

INTERMIX With styles and designers as eclectic as Alexander Wang, Valentino, and Jonathan Simkhai, you can never go wrong at this on-trend shop. 87 Main St., East Hampton, 631-907-8025; 64 Main St., Southampton, 631-2838510; intermixonline.com

JENNIFER MILLER

PHOTOGRAPHY BY ERIC STRIFFLER

Jennifer Miller strikes the perfect chord with refined, feminine collections of jewelry, apparel, and accessories. For her diverse fine and fashion jewelry, she infuses luxe materials with a touch of nonchalance, creating chic pieces to take you through the summer. 55 Main St., East Hampton, 631-329-9061; 28 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-2839061; jennifermillerjewelry.com

and modern staples for stylish Hamptons men. 54 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-324-4440; johnvarvatos.com

by a staff of skilled craftsmen. Services include repairs and custom designs.

2 Main St., East Hampton, 631-3293939; 47 Main St., Southampton, 631-287-4499; londonjewelers.com

JOHNNY WAS This cross-cultural clothing brand takes its name—and its signature bohemian spirit—from the Bob Marley classic “Johnny Was.” 46 Jobs Lane, Ste. 1, Southampton, 631-3533975; johnnywas.com

KIRNA ZABÊTE This beautifully curated store gathers brands you wouldn’t typically find in the Hamptons—Gucci, Marc Jacobs, Saint Laurent—in an imaginative, Pop Art-covered space. 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-527-5794; kirnazabete.com

JOEY WÖLFFER

L’OBJET

This Hamptons-bred beauty offers glamorous, free-spirited, bohemian fashion at her Sag Harbor boutique.

Nomadic tribal designs are reimagined in her pieces via high-quality fabrics in bright, flirty colors. 11 Madison St., Sag Harbor; joeywolffer.com

Shop this high-end home décor boutique for unique artisanal pieces.

The finishing accents for your Hamptons home are sure to be among L’Objet’s curated assortment of treasures. 9 Main St., Southampton, 631-259-2644; l-objet.com

JOHN VARVATOS

LONDON JEWELERS

John Varvatos spices up the East End with edgy, rock ’n’ roll-style clothing

Since the 1920s, London Jewelers has provided impeccable jewelry created

MICHAEL KORS One of the most prominent figures in American sportswear, Michael Kors designs clothing and shoes for men and women, plus a full range of accessories, making it easy to put together a head-to-toe ensemble. Americana Manhasset, 2004 Northern Blvd., 516365-3512; 19 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-267-2200; 30 Main St., Southampton, 631-283-2633; michaelkors.com

NILI LOTAN Known for her easy yet elegant slip dresses, Nili Lotan fuses the modernity of city style with the ease of resortwear, producing perfect harmony for Hamptonites. Her minimalist designs also pack a seriously posh punch and lay the ideal foundation for your year-round wardrobe.

38 Main St., East Hampton, 631-3298338; nililotan.com

OLIVER PEOPLES Eyewear options are chicer than ever thanks to this luxury brand, which offers a selection of sleek custom frames—from trendy to timeless, complementing all faces and styles—in its exquisite East Hampton boutique.

53 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-329-4318; oliverpeoples.com

THE PERFECT PURSE With a rare vintage selection of brands such as Chanel, Hermès, and Valentino, this house-front shop from industry experts Alan Stolz and Marc DeLeon is heaven for handbag aficionados. And the service is just as flawless as the products. 27 Hampton Road, Southampton, 631-283-3360

MICHELLE FARMER Originally a jewelry designer, Michelle Farmer now offers unique, luxurious, fashion-forward accessories, ready-to-wear, home décor items, and more at her casual-chic store in Bridgehampton. 2491 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-604-1850; michellefarmer.com

POLO RALPH LAUREN Since 1968, this luxury label has been instrumental in defining the traditional American prep look, putting its clean, classic stamp on everything from tuxedos to tennis skirts. 32 Main St., East Hampton, 631-907-0960; 41 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-2876953; ralphlauren.com

MILLY Milly designer Michelle Smith seamlessly merges American sportswear with Parisian atelier techniques, incorporating precise

SHARI’S PLACE A Hamptons mainstay, Shari’s offers a one-of-a-kind assortment from the world’s top designers in its Greenvale

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The SOURCE: STYLE handmade surfboards, art, and stylish furniture. 51 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-527-5848; 91 Main St., Southampton, 631-3773981; tenetshop.com

THEORY Contemporary shapes and silhouettes are fashioned from topof-the-line fabrics at Theory. Think airy, lightweight shirts, perfectly cut summer pants, and more for smart summer dressing. 46 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-324-3285; 98–100 Main St., Southampton, 631-204-0231; theory.com

TOMAS MAIER Originally known for beachwear collections, German-born designer Tomas Maier combines Italian manufacturing practices with relaxed designs. He now offers a full range of men’s and women’s lifestyle products—all infused with his signature casual elegance. 74 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 631604-6700; tomasmaier.com

TORY SPORT Designer Tory Burch merges her now-iconic look with the world of athletics in her Tory Sport boutique. The nautical-themed shop features high-performance clothing and accessories that are equally feminine and functional.

47 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-907-9150; torysport.com

A look from Derek Lam’s Fall 2017 collection, sold at Intermix Southampton.

Influenced by the elegance of St-Tropez, Vilebrequin’s designs bring the sailing culture and jet-set lifestyle of the French Riviera to the South Fork. 30 Main St., East Hampton, 631-644-5790; 42 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-204-1530; vilebrequin.com

WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND In 1993, college friends Gerard Maione and Seth Weisser opened a vintage fashion paradise. Since then, they’ve added multiple locations, all filled with coveted finds, from Hermès Birkin bags to Louis Vuitton trunks and Chanel earrings. 48 Main St., East Hampton, 631-3240874; whatgoesaroundnyc.com

ZIMMERMANN The feminine and bohemian designs of this Australian label, from floor-length day dresses to chic bikinis, are a perfect fit for the Hamptons. The vibrant colors and exquisite prints are sure to make a statement wherever you go this summer. 27 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-604-6291; zimmermannwear.com

Tennis felt slide, Tory Sport ($148).

STELLA FLAME This singular jewelry designer brings a bit of rebellion to the world of fine jewelry, pairing precious metals of contrasting color with some of the world’s finest stones. The originality and beauty of Stella Flame’s rare creations truly set them apart. 150 Main

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St., Sag Harbor, 631-919-5172; stellaflamejewelry.com

TAMARA COMOLLI Employing gorgeous, top-quality diamonds and gemstones, this brand offers a large selection of elegant adornments. 27 Main St. D, Southampton, 631-283-7600; tamaracomolli.com

West Coast meets East at this fashionforward boutique, where designers Jenny Graham and Toni Spencer are inspired by the laid-back style of the country’s best beach destinations. From sundresses and coverups to the perfect T-shirt, Velvet uses the finest materials to create your go-to seasonal essentials. 56 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-2040005; velvet-tees.com

TENET At Tenet, chic downtown dressing meets relaxed resortwear. Carrying clothing for men and women, the caption tk brand injects a dose of cool into its attire and store, which also sells

VILEBREQUIN This iconic brand’s boldly patterned and brightly colored caption tk swimwear can be spotted on beaches across the East End.

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF DEREK LAM AND TORY BURCH

VELVET and Southampton shops. Known for its eclecticism and its wide range of high-quality fabrics, Shari’s shines as one of the East End’s dearest treasures. 29 Main St., Southampton, 631-726-7200; 44 Glen Cove Road, Greenvale, 516-484-7400; sharisplace.com

HIGH SCHOOL WILL NEVER BE THE SAME honoring

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 2017 6:30 pm Reception 7:30 pm Dinner

THE MUSES 111 Saint Andrews Road, Southampton The Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons in addition to serving the spiritual, educational, and cultural needs of its congregants, has made philanthropy to the broader community among its top priorities. On an ongoing basis, the church supports a variety of charitable groups. Through the Blue Dream Summer Gala we have honored and and supported the work of The Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tumor Foundation, Warrior Fighter Sports, Amani Global Works, Refugees International, and the Beau Biden Foundation. This year we honor the families of fallen Navy SEALS and the work of the Lonely Whale Foundation for ocean conservation.

RSVP and Sponsorship Opportunties: www.BlueDreamHamptons.org

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The SOURCE: SPACE ARCHITECTS APD ARCHITECTS Austin Patterson Disston has mastered the modern approach to the traditional country home with sleek details, like grid windows, and sharp designs. On each project, the firm works closely with the future resident to create a space that stays true to the surrounding land while adding an innovative spirit. 44 Quogue St., Quogue, 631-653-1481; apdarchitects.com

BATES MASI + ARCHITECTS

fulfill any vision of the dream home.

With luxe interior designs and stylish wood exterior finishes, this firm’s work needs to be experienced in person to fully appreciate its beauty. 631725-9842; jamesmerrellarchitects.com

MARTIN ARCHITECTS In partnership with 4MA, Martin Architects supplies every project with the best, from architect to builder to interior designer. The firm specializes in environmentally sensitive sites and has an extensive bank of resources to turn to for each client’s specific needs.

For more than 50 years, Bates Masi has been providing New York City and the East End with extreme attention to detail and environmental enrichment.

132 N. Main St., East Hampton, 631725-0229; batesmasi.com

2913 Montauk Hwy., Sagaponack, 631-613-6555; martinarchitects.com

ROBERT YOUNG ARCHITECTS Thorough, creative investigation of the possibilities of each site is the foundation of every design from Robert Young Architects. By integrating aesthetics with geography and interior details, the team can turn any client’s initial notion into the perfect home.

2273 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 212-924-9865; ryarch.com

BUILDERS/ DEVELOPERS 4MA BUILDERS Focusing on quality and satisfaction, and with long-standing relationships with trusted local subcontractors, 4MA provides cost-effective, high-end residential construction.

2913 Montauk Hwy., Sagaponack, 631-613-6558; 4mabuilders.com

ABSTRACT BUILDERS With three decades of residential construction experience in the Hamptons, Abstract Builders is a contractor you can depend on to create the home of your dreams.

East Hampton, 631-527-5195; abstract.builders

N. ZAPPOLA & ASSOCIATES BLAZE MAKOID ARCHITECTURE

Offering remodeling and custom design services, this general contractor has experts in every field to handle requests ranging from beachside abodes to country farmhouses. 631-527-5505; zappolaconstruction.com

Creating luxury modern architecture in the most sought-after locales has been the mission of this firm since opening in 2001. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Blaze Makoid and his team have been recognized by The New York Times and others for their innovative contemporary designs. INSIDER TIP: Makoid was fêted in the press in 2013 for the stunning way he met new flood elevation requirements for a structure on Daniels Lane in Sagaponack—making him a go-to resource on the subject. 7 Tradesman Path, Ste. 4, Bridgehampton, 631-5377277; blazemakoid-architecture.com

SAGAPONACK BUILDERS With deep roots in real estate development and luxury design, this firm is acclaimed for its unparalleled, ultraluxurious residences. 2414 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 631-830-0090; sagaponackbuilders.com

Not only is Telemark a leading construction firm noted for its integrity and craftsmanship, but the company also offers property services and energy audits. 367 Butter Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-537-1600; telemarkinc.com

BRUCE D. NAGEL Bruce Nagel’s work blends modern and traditional design to produce architecture that feels new and contemporary while still having function and practicality at its core.

153 Chardonnay Dr., East Quogue, 631-283-8855; brucenagel.com

ZICANA

JAMES MERRELL ARCHITECTS From modern box-frame masterpieces to porch-lined farmhouse-style abodes, James Merrell Architects is ready to

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Jenn Fischbach Design

The go-to source for custom surfaces when crafting luxe kitchens, Zicana specializes in an impressive variety of gemstone, natural stone, engineered quartz, and porcelain surfaces. 516-279-6909; zicana.com

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TELEMARK

WHO: Risk advisor at the Hamptons-based insurance company

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Amaden Gay Agencies. COCKTAILS IN THE COVE: “Baron’s

EVA SALEH

Cove (31 W. Water St., Sag Harbor, 844-227-6672; baronscove.com) is one of my favorite places to go for a cocktail, especially when

on their traditional blue-and-white palette while also including weathered furniture pieces, all with a Hamptons feel. 34 Head of Pond Road, Water Mill, 631-726-7300; mableyhandler.com

you can sit outside, see the boats on the harbor, and listen to great music.” BEACON OF LIGHT: “The Beacon (8 W. Water St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-7088; beaconsagharbor.com) is my favorite! The food there is always excellent, and so is the service. The restaurant is right on the water, with one of the best views of the sunset in the Hamptons. My husband and I got engaged there years ago, and the staff made it a really special night for us. We go back every year for our anniversary and other special occasions.” LACE UP YOUR BOOTS: “I love to start the morning with an exercise class at Soma

AMY HILL DESIGN Serving Manhattan and the Hamptons, Amy Hill Design offers a variety of fabrics, furniture, and accessories to help you suit your interior to your personal tastes.

631-338-2121; amyhilldesign.com

CALIFORNIA CLOSETS This family-owned closet-design company has been a Hamptons mainstay for decades—and for good reason. The newly renovated showroom, located just off Main Street in Southampton, features the hottest new European trends in storage design for every room in your home. 619 Hampton Road, Southampton, 631-737-2224; californiaclosets.com

CLOSET FACTORY From the closet to the laundry room to the garage, Closet Factory provides organization strategies to declutter any house by creating sleek storage spaces. 290 Duffy Ave., Hicksville, 800-838-7995; closetfactory.com

The leader in chic home furnishings in the Hamptons, Renee’s has become a one-stop shop for everything from core furniture to accent pieces. Its interior design team works closely with homeowners from Manhattan to Montauk. 10095 Main Road, Mattituck, 631-298-4223; reneesmattituck.com

by Rodica (16 Hill St., Unit 1, Southampton, 631-488-4500). It’s a great

SEA GREEN DESIGNS

boot-camp-style workout. I’ve been doing it for 10 years!” Amaden Gay

Sea Green’s boutique homefurnishings store will customize sizes, finishes, and fabrics for unique ecofriendly decorating. 40 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-259-3612; seagreendesignsllc.com

Agencies, 11 Gay Road, East Hampton, 631-324-0041; amadengay.com

INTERIOR EXPERTS

RENEE’S

DAN SCOTTI DESIGN

HAMPTON DESIGN

Dan Scotti’s designs are individually tailored to the homeowner’s needs, taking into consideration the lifestyle of each client and employing his signature style: clean lines, neutral tones, and luxury textiles. 917-4394172; danscottidesign.com

A full-service, award-winning luxury interior design studio, Hampton Design specializes in magnificent residential kitchens and baths; it also offers furniture design and project management. 7 Tradesmans Path, #11, Bridgehampton, 631-537-7200; hamptondesign.com

ELSA SOYARS INTERIORS With her European heritage and experience in luxe living, Elsa Soyars has created some of the most elegant interiors in the Hamptons.

Using the finest fabrics and taking a traditional approach to home décor, she is well versed in all aspects of her craft, from architecture to selecting art. 300 N. Sea Mecox Road, Southampton, 631-875-1694; elsasoyars.com

HOMEPOLISH Founder Noa Santos has sought to reimagine interior design services for the digital age. With a network of more than 500 designers who have refreshed more than 10,000 homes and apartments, the company is known for tailoring its approach to each client and their space. Designers are available for hire by the hour.

Digital Or home appointments, 844-808-4434; homepolish.com

GALBAN INTERIORS Margarita Benacerraf was raised in Spain before moving to New York. She has spent her life traveling the world and has grown to appreciate the best in different cultures. These global influences shine through in her approach to interior design, with every piece telling a unique story. galbaninteriors.com

MABLEY HANDLER Mabley Handler specializes in interiors that capture the classic look of the Hamptons. Sticking to the enduring principles of the East End’s clean, white, shingle-style homes, this team has become one of the most successful in the area. INSIDER TIP: This year the designers debuted a collection with Kravet that focuses

DÉCOR JANGEORGE Jan and George Rutgers’s interior design firm brings a distinctly beachy yet European feel to its work, with sleek brands like B&B Italia and Flos. 17 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 631-899-4848; jangeorge.com

L’OBJET À LA PLAGE This stylish high-end home décor boutique, specializing in artisanal pieces for the chic set, now offers a brand-new exclusive collection of pillows, throws, napkins, and tableware. Find the perfect finishing touch to your Hamptons home with these thoughtful, superbly curated items. INSIDER TIP: This season, founder Elad Yifrach is partnering with Figue on a summer pop-up shop of bohemian finds. 9 Main St., Southampton, 631-259-2644; l-objet.com

SERENA & LILY One look at the wide selection at Serena & Lily may convince you to make this your one-stop shop for home décor, whether you’re

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The SOURCE: SPACE serves Dreamy, some of the best coffee in the Hamptons. 103 Main St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-5012; sylvesterandco.com

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URBAN ZEN Donna Karan’s Urban Zen focuses on items that lend balance and serenity to any home. With a clean palette and minimalist design, the store itself embodies the theme, serving as an oasis of tranquility.

4 Bay St., Sag Harbor, 631-7256176; urbanzen.com

WEST | OUT EAST From the architecture, interior design, and decorating firm WCA, West | Out East’s West Chin is renowned for his lively contemporary take on everyday design. He’s also been ranked as one of the city’s 100 best decorators by New York magazine. 25 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-324-3103; westouteast.com

An award-winning pool builder, Gibbons Pools has been hailed for its wide-ranging services: from new construction to restoration projects to maintenance and repairs. 171 Bridge Road, Islandia, 631-8513000; gibbonspools.com

HAMPTON POOL COMPANY The hassle of cleaning your pool or spa will be a thing of the past thanks to the experts at Hampton Pool Company, who’ll ensure you can always come home to a relaxing dip in water that’s pristine. 12 Foster Ave., Bridgehampton, 631-537-7665; 537pool.com

J. TORTORELLA CUSTOM GUNITE POOLS The elegant, streamlined style of this firm’s pools is guaranteed to outlast any fleeting trend. From traditional

geometric designs to free-form shapes, each pool brings a backyard landscape to life. 1764 County Road 39, Southampton, 631-283-7373; tortorella.com

and gardens are as individual as each of us. Its full-service approach accommodates village homes, oceanfront sites, and woodland properties.

141 Maple Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-537-9672; harmoniainc.com

PRISTINE POOLS The highly trained team at Pristine Pools designs and installs pools, water features, and spas that complement any landscape—and helps you maintain them season after season.

631-324-8240; swimpristinepools.com

LANDSCAPING

KING & CO. Known for its flawlessly maintained properties, King & Co. establishes a close relationship with its customers to understand their particular needs and vision. Bridgehampton, 631-537-0860; Southampton, 631-287-0959; kinglandscapeco.com

LAGUARDIA DESIGN GROUP GROUNDWORKS LANDSCAPING Founded by three East Hampton locals, Groundworks promises detailed landscape design concepts that suit the client’s lifestyle and budget. 530 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 631-324-7373; groundworkslandscaping.com

LaGuardia’s forte is innovative approaches to classic design. Found in some of the most iconic Hamptons residences, its landscaping creates a delicate balance between indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing them to work together seamlessly. 860 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-726-1403; laguardia designgroup.com

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Harmonia believes that landscapes

Believing that “perfection is in the details,” Michael Derrig and his team deliver cohesive, innovative, beautifully executed landscapes. 103 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 631-329-3000; landscapedetails.com

MARDERS This much-admired firm has had a hand in many of the Hamptons’ most stunning outdoor spaces. INSIDER TIP: The grounds of Marders include a shop filled with coffee-table books, candles, and faux flowers for arranging. Additionally, the team offers planting classes and visiting birds of prey for kids to experience.

120 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, 631-537-3700; marders.com

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From big trees to tiny flowers, Frederico Azevedo helps homeowners achieve the perfect balance of life in their yard. The team specializes in the feng shui of outdoor spaces, particularly with plants native to the Hamptons. 2249 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton, 631-725-7551; unlimitedearthcare.com

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The SOURCE: SELF FITNESS AKT INMOTION Super-fit celebrities Karlie Kloss and Shakira turn to international fitness expert and dancer Anna Kaiser to sculpt their lean, toned bods. Classes here combine numerous exercise disciplines, including circuit training, HIIT, dance cardio, Pilates, and yoga. 3 Railroad Ave., East Hampton, 631-527-5447; aktinmotion.com

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BYoga brings rock-star yoga teachers together to lead an array of dynamic vinyasa-style classes.

Southampton, 315-955-6989; browningsfitness.com

BROWNINGS FITNESS This studio is the home of the individualized approach to fitness designed by Mary Ann Browning, which employs cardio, strength training, and nutrition to reshape your body. 60 Windmill Lane,

BYOGA New to Montauk’s wellness scene, BYoga brings rock-star yoga teachers together to lead an array of dynamic vinyasa-style classes, themed according to the elements of fire, water, and

earth. INSIDER TIP: Don’t miss BFire, the studio’s signature flow class. 83 S. Elmwood Ave., Montauk, 631-483-5077; byogahive.com

EAST END ROW Clients of East End Row experience the feeling of paddling and gliding through water, courtesy of high-

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ily with recent college graduates and young adults finding their first jobs or early on their career paths. PINKALICIOUS: “One of my favorite shopping spots is the Pink Chicken (14 Amagansett Sq., Unit D, Amagansett, 631-267-5340; pinkchicken.com).

quality erg machines that offer a low-impact but incredibly effective workout. East End Row opens its third location, in East Hampton, this season. 33 Hill St., Southampton; 460 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, 631-353-3626; eastendrow.com

ELEMENTS FITNESS Fusing barre and dance techniques, the boutique studio Elements Fitness offers classes from Dance Cardio Sculpt to stand-up paddleboarding. Kelly Ripa and Christy Turlington are fans. 68 Newtown Lane, Ste. 6, East Hampton, 631-6045445; elementsfitnessstudio.com

They have wonderful children’s clothes and terrific shower presents. I love to buy their

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adorable dresses for my goddaughter’s girls. Another goddaughter of mine has two

With only private and duet Pilates sessions, this studio provides unrivaled individualized attention, focusing on the specific needs of each client. There’s also an organic beauty boutique, featuring clean beauty brands like Tata Harper and Red Flower. 760 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill; 66 Newtown Lane, Ste. 7, East Hampton, 212-288-3410; erikabloompilates.com

darling boys, and they love the clothes I get them at this great shop. It’s special and different—truly a great find.” WINE TIME: “I think Wölffer Kitchen in Amagansett (4 Amagansett Square Dr., Amagansett, 631-267-2764; amagansett.wolfferkitchen.com) is a great find… I love its simplicity. Very casual, but also crazy delicious. They clearly make a huge effort with the food, and the diversity of options makes it wonderfully hard to choose what to order.” CASUAL COOL: “I am a very big fan of the Tory Sport shop in East Hampton (47 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-907-9150; tory sport.com). I love to dress as casually as possible, and they have so many comfortable, wonderful pieces that are quite pretty and feminine—I really live in these clothes all the time. I also marvel at how well-made they are; they’re wonderfully indestructible!”

Raising the Bar, 903 Park Ave., Ste. 5, New York, 212-772-6949; raisingthebar1.com

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EXHALE Known for its award-winning Core Fusion Barre method, Exhale provides ballet-inspired workouts in

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With three East End locations, this famously hardcore fitness spot pushes your limits through a mix of weight training and cardio that can help you burn 1,000 calories in a single workout. Each day focuses on a different muscle group, so you get a week of perfectly balanced exercises.

10 Montauk Hwy., Southampton, 631-353-3833; see barrysbootcamp.com for more locations.

The SOURCE: SELF small-group classes and personal trainers, and state-of-the-art equipment to get you as fit as an athlete. 79 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 631-767-2709; silichcore.com

Get toned at AKT in East Hampton.

The original cult-favorite spin studio helped transform the East End into a fitness and wellness oasis. And this year, SoulCycle’s Bridgehampton barn celebrates its 10th anniversary.

264 Butter Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-537-3630; soul-cycle.com

Trainer to the stars Tracy Anderson developed a results-driven method that has reshaped the bodies of celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez. Her mega-brand includes the revolutionary at-home program Metamorphosis, video streaming services, specialized plans for men, women, and teens, and week-long intensives. 30 Park Pl., East Hampton, 604-6529; 903 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-617-5621; tracyanderson.com

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Forget about machine-based workouts and get ready for the ultimate one-on-one experience at this fitness studio, focusing on agility, flexibility, strength, suspension, gravity, and core training. 89 Clay Pit Road, Sag Harbor, 631-899-4310; studio89fitness.com

Home to the Yoga Shanti method for teaching, which honors the traditions of yoga as well as the needs of modern bodies and minds, this studio boasts its eight classes as the most welcoming, uplifting and safest of their type. 32 Bridge St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-6424; 132-6 Main Street, Westhampton, 631-905-5588; yogashanti.com

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FIVE PILLARS YOGA The classes at this beachy yoga sanctuary promote a balanced lifestyle while cultivating emotional, spiritual, and physical harmony. 720 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-500-9200; fivepillarsyoga.com

FLYWHEEL Not your average spin class, Flywheel enlists its riders in head-to-head competition using in-stadium technology with live race stats and rankings. There’s also FlyBarre, a total-body sculpting class and the perfect complement to your cycling session. 65 Montauk Hwy., Ste. C, East Hampton, 631-329-8622; flywheelsports.com

GOOD GROUND YOGA Founded by Forrest Yoga mentor teacher Leslie Pearlman, this studio offers classes based in that practice, designed to free the body of physical and emotional blocks.

107-5 Montauk Hwy., Hampton Bays, 631-594-5050; goodgroundyoga.com

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HAMPTONS GYM CORP Hamptons Gym Corp is determined to get you into the best shape of your life and keep you there all summer long, with three convenient East End locations and a committed, professional staff. Various locations; hamptonsgymcorp.com

Andrea Fornarola is the founder and owner of Elements Fitness.

PADDLE DIVA Gina Bradley put stand-up paddleboarding on the map on the East End when she opened Paddle Diva in 2009—ahead of the national SUP craze. Since then, she and her instructors have taken clients through the inlets and bays of the Hamptons, showing them the beauty of the environment and the fitness power of SUP. 219 Three Mile Harbor HC Road, East Hampton, 631-329-2999; paddlediva.com

PHYSIQUE 57 When a barre technique guarantees results in as few as eight workouts, you know it’s worth trying—especially when Alessandra Ambrosio and Chrissy Teigen are regulars. Inspired by the original Lotte Berk method, Physique 57 has classes for beginners, experts, and everyone in between.

264 Butter Lane, Bridgehampton, 631-537-5722; physique57.com

SILICH CORE + STRENGTH This gym offers an energetic, motivating environment, a variety of

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a tranquil, soothing space— bringing balance to your body and mind. 2415 Main St., Bridgehampton, 212-561-6400; exhalespa.com

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THE END MY PERFECT DAY

SKYN DEEP FOR SARAH UGELMAN, FOUNDER OF VEGAN SKINCARE LINE SKYN ICELAND, AUGUST IN THE HAMPTONS IS ALL ABOUT FAMILY AND FRESHNESS.

CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Sarah Kugelman taking a quick time-out to de-stress; post-dinner gelato at Sant Ambroeus; Tutto Il Giorno; skyn ICELAND Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels are a morning essential.

“I’m not a morning person, but I try to wake up early when I’m in the Hamptons because the light is so beautiful. First thing, I pop on a pair of my Hydro Cool Firming Eye Gels to reduce puffiness and wear them while making my daughter breakfast (multitasking!). We eat on our back deck by the pool. Then, I generally take a class at Tracy Anderson (903 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-617-5621;

tracyanderson.com). I love sweating it out surrounded by farmland. After class I run and get a juice or iced mocha and then go straight to the Green Thumb (829 Montauk Hwy., Water Mill, 631-726-1900; greenthumb organicfarm.com). I buy all of my organic vegetables and fruits there, and if it’s a Tuesday or Thursday I get the fresh mozzarella they bring in, too. It’s always sold out by about noon. In the

5 FAVORITES 1. Green Thumb 2. Triangle Tennis Club 3. Flying Point Beach 4. Tutto Il Giorno 5. Sant Ambroeus

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afternoon we’ll play tennis at Triangle Tennis Club (411 Hampton Road, Southampton, 631-287-3052; triangle tennis.com) or lounge by our pool reading and listening to music. I try to get in an hour or two of work since I work remotely the month of August. Around 4:30 PM, we [head out] to watch the sunset—usually on Flying Point Beach (1055 Flying Point Road, Southampton, 631-725-8585). My daughter and I look for shells and build sand castles, then go out to dinner at Tutto Il Giorno (56 Nugent Road,

Southampton, 631-3773611; tuttoilgiorno.com). My daughter usually begs me take her to me.n.u (50 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-3773133; me-n-u.com) for a little shopping on the nights they are open late, and we’ll also stop for ice cream or gelato at Sant Ambroeus (30 N. Main St., Southampton, 631283-1233; santambroeus.com) on the way home. I take the time for my nighttime skincare routine, indulging in all of the textures and scents of skyn ICELAND (skyn iceland.com) to help prep me for a restorative sleep.”

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