Hamptons - 2014 - Issue 12

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L andmark The Watermill Center has played host to summer programs for 20 years.

Melting Pot Under the guidance of Robert Wilson, a diverse group of artists gather at the Watermill Center every year for a summer of creative expression. by roger ferris

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or the past 20 years at the beginning of every summer, the Byrd Hoffman Water Mill Foundation erects tent studios in preparation for the start of The Watermill Center’s International Summer Program (since 2008 the foundation has also provided tuition for each participant). Located in the vast western courtyard, the tents serve as iconic harbingers of the arrival of some 60 to 80 artists from around the world. And while they may arrive without a common language, they share the purpose of immersing themselves in an interdisciplinary exploration of art under the direction of Robert Wilson, Watermill’s founder and artistic director.

The artists are chosen from hundreds of applicants of diverse age groups, nationalities, and artistic disciplines that include dancers, sculptors, actors, musicians, writers, visual artists, technicians, carpenters, and architects.

They become part of a virtual artistic commune—they live and work together and share the responsibilities of daily life. Indeed, the daily chores serve to facilitate the bonding process. The days are spent in workshops with Wilson and his collaborators, and the nights are filled with guest lecturers and various symposia.

The Watermill Center welcomes year-round visitors and artists who come to witness the rigor and vitality of a thriving collective consciousness. 39 Water Mill Towd Road, Water Mill, 726-4628; watermillcenter.org H

L andmark Roseann Bucking has run this traditional Sag Harbor “five-and-dime” since 1970.

Treasure Hunt In a place as glamorous as the East End, aN OLD-FASHIONED, small-town experience is very much cherished. by michelle mccool

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first visited Sag Harbor 20 years ago. As a young fashion journalist, I was focused on the newness of life—the latest trends, parties, and restaurants. To happen upon a store that was so perfectly traditional was in itself inspiring. The Sag Harbor Variety Store carries everything from crafts and kitchen supplies to tourist T-shirts.

First opened in 1922 by Edward Hansen as a Main Street five-and-dime, it was bought by Philip and Roseann Bucking in 1970, and after Philip’s death in 2008, it continues to be run by Roseann and their daughter, Lisa Field.

Walking through its selection of everyday items is like a treasure hunt. Over the years, I’ve made countless dinner party centerpieces from aluminum tins, flowerpots, small American flags, and yards of fabric. The store carries the best ticking-stripe fabric on the East End. My children, Carolina and Michael, enjoy the hunt as much as I do. They scour the aisles spotting materials for rainy-day projects. We’ve made elaborate Halloween masks, firefly homes, and homemade tattoos. One stone in the right shade of turquoise can inspire costumes for a complete production of Frozen.

No trip to the Sag Harbor Variety Store would be complete without a pony ride. Guarding the storefront like a centurion is a 25-cent mechanical pony. Soon Carolina and Michael will outgrow the pony. But rest assured, it will be there for the next generation of explorers. 45 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-9706; sagharborvariety.com H

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Labor Day 2014

24 Landmark 48 From the Editor-in-Chief 50 From the Publisher 52 …Without Whom This Issue Would Not Have Been Possible 63 Invited 82 The List 84 The To-Do List

People 92 A Business With Buzz

East Hampton resident Coppy Holzman looks back on how his auction site Charitybuzz revolutionized web-based giving.

96 Tiger Lilly

Filmmaker Lilly Hartley of Candescent Films returns home for the Hamptons International Film Festival.

98 Wheels up

Designer John Margaritis’s passion project New York Sunshine calls the Hamptons home.

100 Eating Well

Friends Andrew Steinthal and Chris Stang ditched their day jobs to launch restaurant review site The Infatuation.

Joan Hornig reflects on all that has led up to the much-anticipated Wynton Marsalis concert at her Water Mill home on August 29.

104 Mission Accomplished

As the cochair of NYC Mission Society’s Evening in the Hamptons on August 30, Jean Shafiroff looks forward to helping the organization better the lives of NYC youth.

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96 Tiger Lilly

Filmmaker Lilly Hartley is thrilled to be back out East this summer.

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102 Season of Giving

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132 Boys of Summer

NYC chefs Marc Murphy, Scott Conant, and Geoffrey Zakarian enjoy a day of cooking and eating on the beach in Montauk.

Culture Founded by Caroline Hirsch of Carolines on Broadway, the eighth annual Stand Up for Heroes event will benefit The Bob Woodruff Foundation.

116 Private Collector’s Tour

Eric Firestone Gallery joins NYC-based gallery The Hole for an exhibit that explores what lies beyond a gallery’s walls.

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112 Standing Up for a Cause

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Taste 125 Palate Cleanser

While Tutto Il Giorno’s Southampton outpost is one of the toughest tables to score, it is also one of the most rewarding.

128 Hometown Haunts

Philanthropist Simone Levinson names her top spots out East for dining with a view.

132 The Boys of Summer

Scott Feldman unites NYC chefs Geoffrey Zakarian, Marc Murphy, and Scott Conant for a laughter-filled dinner on the beach in Montauk.

138 Mangia!

140 Parmigiana on her Mind

Coanchor of Fox 5’s Good Day New York, Rosanna Scotto shares a favorite family recipe.

125 Palate Cleanser

The delectable menu at Tutto Il Giorno continues to wow diners in Southampton.

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Give hearty favorites a Mediterranean spin as the East End celebrates Italy’s gastronomic delights.

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Labor Day 2014 202 Classic Beauty

Richard Mishaan designs an East End home suited to its discerning owners.

150 Social Butterflies

Jennifer Creel and Chris Mack’s new line of unisex slippers are well-suited to the Hamptons set.

152 Back-to-School Beauty

Actress AnnaSophia Robb discusses with Dior Beauty’s Dianne Vavra her fall fashions, must-have beauty items, and launching her college career.

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156 The Greatest Gift

166 Hometown Favorites

160 Austerity Measures

168 Inspired by History

164 Work of Art

170 Eau, My Word!

Bridgehampton mainstay, C&W Mercantile caters to locals all year long. c/o The Maidstone introduces cutting-edge retail; a British beauty line and CJ Free debut out East; plus Blue 1, Shari’s Place, and Theodora & Callum.

Artist Stephanie Hirsch shares her breezy summer staples.

Sag Harbor’s Steven Gambrel indulges his eye for design at local haunts.

Sometimes a look into archives provides all the inspiration a watchmaker needs to create a modern classic.

Hermès unveils a new fragrance inspired by the brand’s iconic leather bags.

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Labor Day 2014 Features 188 Fore!midable

Former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani and Hall of Fame golfer Raymond Floyd reflect on their love of the game and the East End.

192 The Heat Is On

Model Alicia Rountree makes us believe in an endless summer with these sizzling looks.

202 Classic Beauty

Designer Richard Mishaan balances ingenuity and restraint to craft a soothing home that is customized to family living.

08 The Hamptons 2 Best-Dressed List From backyard-cocktail casual dressing to floor-sweeping, black-tie formal, this season in the Hamptons included fashion’s best.

214 When I Met You in the Summer Meet the modern-day working women who lit up the East End in food, fashion, music, and more—and whose careers will continue to skyrocket.

222 The Price of Ivory

African elephants are being hunted and killed for their valuable tusks. Chelsea Clinton discusses the Clinton Foundation’s effort to save these exceptional animals.

192 The Heat Is On

Georgette floral print dress, Burberry Prorsum ($2,595).

Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-365-2050; burberry.com. Cable Collectibles bracelet with pavé pendant and diamonds, David Yurman ($1,425). Americana Manhasset, 516-627-1700; davidyurman.com. Gold bar bracelet, model’s own

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Sultry end-of-summer looks make waves at Surf Lodge.

Labor Day 2014

250 Pillar of Strength The gardens at St. Andrew’s Dune Church remain picture-perfect.

Home & Design 235 O n the Gold Coast of North Haven A property named Strongheart by its famous owner spans more than six acres on a stretch known as Actors Colony Road.

238 Make It Unique

Editor-at-Large Michael Braverman leads a panel of brokers, landscapers, and designers to discuss the Hamptons emerging trends in real estate.

244 Curated Collection

Design items inspired by the Hamptons offer a wide range of options for creating eclectic interiors.

2 50 Pillar of Strength

Nestled on the dune between the ocean and Lake Agawam, the gardens at St. Andrew’s Dune Church are natural works of art.

Starchitect Robert A.M. Stern discusses his designs that have endured on the East End and beyond.

258 Property Views

Design items inspired by the Hamptons offer a wide range of options for creating eclectic interiors.

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256 Property Ladder

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Labor Day 2014 235 On the Gold Coast of North Haven

A sprawling waterfront property with breathtaking views has attracted the Hollywood set.

The Guide 269 Master of Ceremony

As the go-to events planner on the East End, Lawrence “Larry” Scott Gottesman offers a one-stop shop for memorable moments.

270 Cater to You

From customized first-class menus to top-of-the-line party equipment, these venues offer the best in catered fare.

272 Bundle Up

Fall season in the Hamptons calls for versatile looks that elegantly transition from day to night.

274 Home Run

Update your home with curated finds at these top home décor and antiques shops across the East End.

278 Moving West

One-of-a-kind shops, restaurants, and activities dot Westhampton Beach.

282 Bucket List

These Labor Day events mark the end of the summer season out East.

2 86 Take Me to Capri

Get a taste of Italy’s diverse regional fare at these eateries across the Gold Coast.

The End 294 We Do!

For Maria Bartiromo, there is no better venue to celebrate life’s momentous occasions than the backyard of a familial Hamptons home.

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SAMANTHA YANKS Editor-in-Chief Senior Managing Editor JILL SIERACKI Art Director ANASTASIA TSIOUTAS CASALIGGI Photo Director LISA ROSENTHAL BADER Assistant Editor ERIN RILEY Entertainment and Bookings Editor JULIET IZON Fashion LAUREN FINNEY, FAYE POWER, CONNOR CHILDERS, LISA FERRANDINO Copy Editor WENDIE PECHARSKY Contributing Researchers TRACY HOPKINS, ANGELA SANDERS

DEBRA HALPERT Publisher Advertising Directors VICTORIA HENRY, JIM SMITH Account Executives MORGAN CLIFFORD, GABRIELLA ZURROW Director of Event Marketing JOANNA TUCKER Event Marketing Manager CHRISTIAMILDA CORREA Business Development Coordinator EMMA BEHRINGER Sales Assistant ALEXANDRA WINTER

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ART AND PHOTO

Senior Art Director FRYDA LIDOR Associate Art Directors ALLISON FLEMING, ADRIANA GARCIA, JUAN PARRA, JESSICA SARRO Senior Designer NATALI SUASNAVAS Designer SARAH LITZ Photo Editors KATHERINE HAUSENBAUER-KOSTER, JODIE LOVE, SETH OLENICK, JENNIFER PAGAN, REBECCA SAHN Senior Staff Photographer JEFFREY CRAWFORD Senior Digital Imaging Specialist JEFFREY SPITERY Digital Imaging Specialist JEREMY DEVERATURDA Digital Imaging Assistant HTET SAN

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FINANCE

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FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Gathering at Authors Night at the East Hampton home of Michael Braverman with our honorees Thomas Maier, Chris Pavone, Giada De Laurentiis, Holly Peterson, Lee Brian Schrager, and Jennifer Esposito.

At Guild Hall’s Annual Summer Gala with my husband, David.

CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE LEFT:

Toasting London Jewelers Watch Fair in East Hampton with philanthropist Jean Shafiroff; with Million Dollar Listing Miami broker Chris Leavitt at Don Peebles’ Sag Harbor home; having dinner with chef Eric Ripert and André Balazs at Sunset Beach.

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I cannot help but think about what a wonderful summer it has been. Hamptons magazine partnered with Guild Hall, the Parrish Art Museum, and The Watermill Center, to name just a few, on programs that have raised awareness and, most recently, funds for Southampton Hospital through our artist-designed surfboard program. On page 94, Coppy Holzman of Charitybuzz, the engine that powered our online auction, talks about what he has created with this platform for philanthropy and how he has forever changed the process of online bidding.

This issue is also representative of how we are able to bring together the greats in all fields. A power panel of the always perfectly turned out—Alina Cho, Anne Keating, Andrew Saffir, and Lizzie Tisch—amassed this season’s best-dressed list. Our cover stars, PGA ambassador and former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani and Raymond Floyd, vice captain of the 2014 Ryder Cup, discuss their history with the sport (including Floyd’s 1986 US Open win here at Shinnecock) and this month’s upcoming Ryder Cup. The two also work tirelessly to raise awareness for the PGA Foundation, which helps give children in need access to the game of golf.

Also in this issue are a number of Follow me on Twitter at collaborations in food and fashion. Chefs @samanthayanks and on Marc Murphy, Scott Conant, and hamptons-magazine.com Geoffrey Zakarian have a boys’ day on the beach, sharing recipes, creating new ones, and enjoying a fine cigar, while Andrew Steinthal and Chris Stang have come together to form the powerful restaurant review duo The Infatuation. And Fox 5 News anchor Rosanna Scotto and her family create a Parmigiana-centric menu for a family dinner in their Southampton home that speaks to another trend we saw this summer—compound living, where families like the Scottos share not only each other’s company but also a roof over their heads.

Meanwhile, Jennifer Creel and Christine Mack created the aptly named accessories line Creel-Mack, available at their friend Jackie Astier’s concept shop in Southampton. And actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler joined forces with Holly Freeman for their chic, ethical jewelry line, CJ Free.

Thank you for allowing us to tell your stories this summer and a special gratitude to our readers for their support over Hamptons magazine’s past 36 years. We’ll see you this winter with our Holiday issue, out November 15.

SAMANTHA YANKS

PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANETTE PELLIGRINI/GETTY IMAGES (AUTHORS NIGHT, SHAFIROFF); NICHOLAS HUNT/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM (LEAVITT); PATRICK MCMULLAN/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM (YANKS)

As summer 2014 comes to a close,

FROM THE PUBLISHER

With Scott Kmiec, senior director of the PGA of America Foundation, and Katherine Nicholls, CEO of Niche Media, at this year’s Hamptons magazine Golf Outing at Hampton Hills Golf and Country Club in Westhampton Beach.

CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE LEFT:

With Guild Hall’s executive director, Ruth S. Applehof, at Guild Hall’s 2014 Summer Gala, “Celebrating Robert Motherwell: The East Hampton Years, 19441952,” honoring Dr. Bruce Horten; with actress and author Jennifer Esposito under the tents at East Hampton Library’s Authors Night in East Hampton; with Christine Curiale, Claudia LaMere, Matthew Stengel, Michael Braverman, Mala Sander, Deborah Srb, and Mark Eickelbeck at The Watermill Center for this issue’s roundtable discussion (page 238).

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Labor Day weekend marks the official end of the summer season.

It’s hard to believe that it has gone so fast. We have enjoyed so many wonderful and memorable times here on the East End. With Tumbleweed Tuesday upon us, we know that the beautiful month of September is our special secret and that Indian summer will continue to grant us wonderful weather and a quieter vibe.

With this letter I’d like to thank the extended team that puts out our weekly magazine with the breadth and magnitude that is accomplished with professional journalism, the quality of the photography, the incredible and hardworking events marketing team, the sales team, and our invaluable dedicated interns.

To our clients and partners, a huge Follow me on Twitter at thank you for continuing to support @debrahalpert and on this magazine and our mission to hamptons-magazine.com connect, capture, and celebrate our community with consciousness. To our readers, we are always striving to be better, giving you a great summer read, but also one that makes you think, aims to inspire, and challenges you to have the very best and richest experience in our community.

This summer alone with our “Summer of Giving” campaign, we have raised money and awareness for more than 50 charities throughout the Hamptons, making a great impact here at home. Through the creation of nine artist-designed surfboards auctioned on the philanthropic website Charitybuzz, we raised more than $47,500 for Southampton Hospital alone.

Now we take a break for a while and will return with our holiday issue, just in time for the Thanksg iving festivities. Enjoy the beautiful fall season ahead, the slower pace out here, and I’ll see you in town.

DEBRA HALPERT

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Andrew Eccles

American Photography Magazine named Andrew Eccles, “One of the 100 Most Important People in the Industry.” His iconic portrait of Robin Williams for the cover of the New York Times magazine is installed in a time capsule behind the Museum of Natural History in NYC, not to be opened until the year 3000. Eccles photographed this issue’s cover story (page 188).

What did you enjoy most about shooting this cover? It’s always exciting to photograph a

legend like Mayor Giuliani. It was fun watching him take chip shots with Ray Floyd looking on.

Where is your favorite spot to shoot in the Hamptons? If I could take pictures

anywhere out East, it would be Montauk. I love that it’s still a little on the raw side.

Roger Ferris

Roger Ferris is the founding principal of the award-winning architecture firm, Roger Ferris + Partners. Locally, the firm has designed Topping Rose House and the contemporary clubhouse at The Bridge, where he has also just completed its first private residence. Ferris shares his passion for people and places in this issue’s “Landmarks” on page 24.

Where in the Hamptons do you draw inspiration for your architecture? The

Ann Liguori

Sports radio and TV personality, talk-show host and journalist, Ann Liguori is a leader and visionary in the world of sports media. Her book, A Passion for Golf, Celebrity Musings About the Game, is out in its second edition. The LA Daily News recently named Liguori among the top 40 women in sports media in the last 40 years. She interviews former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani and golfer Raymond Floyd for this issue’s cover story (page 188).

What’s hot on the sports scene this summer? We’re in the midst of US Open

tennis, and then I head to Gleneagles in Scotland to cover the Ryder Cup. What is your favorite place in the Hamptons? I love the East End’s incredible golf courses, boating on the Peconic, or biking the scenic country roads. Tell us about your next book. It’s about the many sports legends I’ve interviewed through the years and anecdotes about my career in sports broadcasting.

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inspirations begin with the landscape and light and are reinforced by some of the extant examples of historical Shingle Style and contemporary architecture.

Jean Shafiroff

A volunteer leader, Jean Shafiroff sits on numerous boards, including The New York Women’s Foundation, Southampton Bath & Tennis Club’s Charitable Foundation, and the Southampton Animal Shelter. Here, she writes about the NYC Mission Society for “Spirit of Generosity” on page 104.

What’s been the best part of this summer? I have cherished the time spent

with my friends, family, and our pets. It has also been wonderful to work on a number of charity events. Why do you love the Hamptons? I love the light, fresh air, beaches, and the people. The Hamptons afford the opportunity to be very social and also to relax and spend quiet time with my family.

...without whom this issue would not have been possible LABOR DAY 2014

Dianne Vavra

A NYC-based stylist and creative director, Kelly Framel began her career designing jewelry and embroideries for iconic fashion houses Oscar de la Renta, Givenchy, and Marni before serving as design director at Naeem Khan. Now a consultant for Chopard, Dolce & Gabbana, Coach, Tiffany & Co., and other brands, Framel writes and edits TheGlamourai.com. She styled “The Heat is On” (page 192) for this issue.

What did you learn from writing “Style by the Sea” for this issue? I’ve

had my eye on AnnaSophia Robb; she’s insanely gorgeous and talented but totally down to earth—such a rare combo! What’s your favorite Hamptons tradition? I love waking up super early on a Saturday to go yard sale shopping with friends. It’s so peaceful and quiet in the morning before everyone’s awake.

Tell us about styling the women for our feature for this issue. I was inspired by Cecil

Beaton’s classic society portraits and focused on showcasing each of our muses at their most natural, romantic, and iconic. What have

you enjoyed most about this summer?

Eric Striffler

Hamptons native Eric Striffler has photographed fashion, lifestyle, and interiors for more than 18 years. He resides in Sag Harbor with his fiancée and their two children. Among other stories, he shot “Landmarks” and “Seaside Secrets” for this issue.

What have you enjoyed most about this summer out East? I love wearing shorts and

flip-flops to “work” every day. I love that on any day or any time, I can jump in the ocean or pool, and I love the lush and green trees. Tell us about your latest project. I plan to begin a coffee table book featuring sand in the Hamptons. We have the greatest beaches in the world, and what are they made of, but sand!

Scott Feldman

A 20-plus-year veteran of the hospitality industry, Scott Feldman founded Two TwelveNext. With his firm, he works with top epicurean, lifestyle, and entertainment clients.

Feldman wrote “Chef’s Table” on page 132.

What was fun about writing “Chef’s Table” for this issue? Featuring some of the

best chefs in the country and sharing the inside scoop about their East End experiences.

What’s your best memory of this summer? Sitting around the table with

family, friends, and the world’s most talented chefs. What is your go-to summer dish?

I’ve been perfecting my pizza dough on the grill with anything from the farm as a topping.

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We have a little cottage in Amagansett, surrounded by woods, and every Friday night we string a big white sheet from the trees and host outdoor movie screenings.

photography by ken goodman (feldman); vanessa tierney (vavra)

Kelly Framel

Known for her chic street style, Dianne Vavra is the senior vice president of press relations for Dior Beauty. A wife and mother of two, she supports numerous philanthropic organizations.

She shares her art for fashion in “Style by the Sea” on page 152.

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Alina Cho

After spending nearly a decade as a CNN correspondent, Alina Cho is now an editor-atlarge at Ballantine Bantam Dell and curates, coedits, and cowrites books on style and fashion. Cho contributed to “Best Dressed” on page 208.

What was most fun about contributing to “Best Dressed” for this issue? Looking back at all of the party pictures. Top spot in the Hamptons?

The Sagg General Store, and specifically, their coffee.

What is your favorite summer statement piece? My Sidney Garber

rolling bracelets in yellow gold—they go with everything! Best memory of this summer in the Hamptons? Catching up with

Andrew Saffir

The founder of The Cinema Society, Andrew Saffir holds NYC’s and the Hamptons’ most exclusive and star-studded movie premieres and screenings.

His invites are highly coveted among city and East End movers and shakers and glitterati. Saffir contributed to “Best Dressed” on page 208.

Describe your ideal Hamptons day. Daniel and I

hit the Amagansett Farmer’s Market then go to the beach, breaking for a lunchtime pit stop at Round Swamp Farm, Loaves & Fishes, Cavaniola’s Gourmet, Balsam Farms, or East Hampton Gourmet Food. What’s your

perfect Hamptons night?

Dinner outdoors at one of our favorite summery spots: The Crow’s Nest, the garden at Tutto Il Giorno in Sag Harbor, Dave’s Grill, Surf Lodge, Moby’s, and our new secret find, the porch at the Bridgehampton Inn.

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What was most fun about contributing to “Best Dressed”? I loved being able to see how people express themselves through fashion. What’s been your top memory of this summer in the Hamptons? This summer has had just about the

most perfect weather. I’ve loved enjoying the quiet of the Hamptons— away from the noise of the city. What are your favorite fashion pieces for the beach? An Eres bathing suit—it’s so flattering— Thierry Lasry sunglasses, and a hat to cover my face.

Anne Keating

Anne Keating, senior vice president of public relations for Bloomingdale’s, is responsible for the initiation, creation, and direction of Bloomingdale’s press efforts, special events, and philanthropic endeavors for all stores nationwide. Keating resides in NYC and Sagaponack.

She contributed to “Best Dressed” on page 208.

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Endless Summer The summer season isn’t over yet for East Enders with causes to support and achievements to celebrate. By Erin Riley

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H Cover star Giada De Laurentiis donned a printed wrap dress for a private dinner celebrating Authors Night.

amptonites toasted to another unforgettable season filled with glitzy galas celebrating the arts and philanthropy.

Hamptons joined cover star Giada De Laurentiis for a private dinner to celebrate East Hampton Library’s Authors Night, which brought out more than 2,000 book lovers and 100 authors.

Meanwhile, institutions like Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation, Guild Hall, and The Watermill Center held their highly anticipated summer events celebrating the East End’s rich artists community. Local notables brought their purchasing power to trunk shows hosted

by London Jewelers, Ralph Rucci, and UJAFederation of New York.

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Invited

Bryan Cohen and Shanette Barth Cohen

Thomas Maier, Chris Pavone, Giada De Laurentiis, Holly Peterson, Lee Schrager, and Jennifer Esposito

Rebecca Rose Woodland and Dr. Kenneth Mark

Hamptons magazine and cover star Giada De Laurentiis hosted a private dinner for Authors Night in partnership with Baha Mar at the home of Michael Braverman.

Guests dined on a special menu by Elegant Affairs and sipped on Grey Goose cocktails against a backdrop created by Serena & Lily and B Floral, which was designed to display the newest pieces from Marc Jacobs eyewear. Each guest left with a gift bag featuring products from Boots No7, treats from William Greenberg Desserts, and books by the authors.

Photography by Janette Pellegrini/Getty Images

Authors Night Dinner

Graham Oxley, Julie Palomba, Christine Curiale, and Shawn Steinmuller

Jim and Terry Moreno Carol Burns and Toni Haber

Michael Braverman

Andrea Correale

Julie Morgan

Christine Squillante, Dr. Cameron Rokhsar, and Kristen Mehran

Marcos Cohen and Alex Pisa

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Susan and Tim Davis

Melissa Beste

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Invited Jamee Gregory

Andrea Glimcher, Nathan Bernstein, and Katharina Otto-Bernstein Mary Ann Tighe and David Hidalgo

Alex and Leila Heller with Zinta Taghinia-Milani and Henry Heller Michael Clofine and Tiffany Moller with Aaron and Kim Tighe

Mayor Mark Epley with Helena and Rob Vahradian

Audi and Southampton Arts Center Cocktails

Audi and Simone Levinson cohosted an Audi A8 experience at the Levinson’s home in anticipation of the Southampton Arts Center SummerFest Benefit, which took place on August 28. Hamptonites like Dayssi Olarte de Kanavos, Alexander and Leila Heller, Kim Tighe, and Mark and Laurie Newhouse enjoyed delicious treats from Top Chef alum Cynthia Sestito, while others test-drove the 2015 Audi A8 and S8.

Jennifer Mocbeichel, John Chimples, and Debra Rose Mocbeichel

Bart Freundlich and Julianne Moore

Amy Anci, Jennine Sogliuzzo, and Bruce Lifrieri

Ray Houseknecht, Ro Cicalese, Alice Houseknecht, and Ryan King

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Chad Smith and Nancy Mack

Simone and David Levinson

Martha Rogers and Dick Cavett

Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation

A sold-out crowd of more than 400 guests enjoyed an evening of dinner, dancing, and auctions in support of the Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation’s annual Diamond in the Rough Gala. Drummer Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers was honorary cochair, along with wife Nancy Mack, and joined The Nancy Atlas Project on stage for a show that kept the crowd lively, while honorary cochairs Julianne Moore and Bart Freundlich mingled with honorees Alice Houseknecht, Christine Iu, and Andrew Suckling.

Kathy Engstrom, Drew Barnes, Leif Engstrom, and Sandy Epson

Jaime and Jeff Hildreth

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Herbert & Rist, Southampton

BEACON Wines

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MacNamara’s, Bridgehampton

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DJ Kiss and Nicole Miller

Jeff Muhs and Beth McNeill

The evening kicked off with a white wine reception and a special preview of the museum’s Robert Motherwell exhibition, before the stylish crowd moved to a stunning estate in Bridgehampton for a party themed after Motherwell’s painting “At Five in the Afternoon,” designed by David Monn. Master of Ceremonies Clifford Ross oversaw a philanthropic crowd that danced away to tracks by DJ Kiss. Phillips, ArtElliman, Crozier, and Lexington Clothing Co. served as sponsors, while Hamptons magazine provided media sponsorship.

Alexandra and Prudence Fairweather

Whitney Fairchild and Nancy Grigor

Marty Cohen

Ninah and Michael Lynne

Photography by Barry Gordin

Suzanne LaFleur and David Grossman

Sharon and Howard Roth

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Jimmy Choo Trunk Show

Adam and Elisabeth Munder Farah Mattiacci and Sharon Tse Gloria Gaynor

Howard Lutnick and Lesley Vecsler

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Ferrari Tribute

To celebrate Ferrari’s 60th anniversary in the US, Ferrari owners gathered with their models for a rally from NYC’s Battery Park to Miller Motorcars in Greenwich, Conn., before ending the day at The Bridge in Bridgehampton. Guests gathered at the exclusive golf club to toast to the milestone and admire the full assembly of the Prancing Horses’ lineup.

The lineup of Prancing Horses.

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Allison Lutnick and Jennifer Trulson

Hosted at the stunning Bridgehampton home of Allison and Howard Lutnick, Jimmy Choo’s fourth annual trunk show featured exclusive, one-of-a-kind handbags and shoes from its Autumn/Winter 2014 Collection. Stylish faces like Whitney Fairchild, Lesley Vecsler, and Michele Felsher made select purchases in support of the Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund.

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East Hampton Library

A whopping 2,000 guests came out to East Hampton Library’s 10th Annual Authors Night at Gardiner Farm in East Hampton to meet and mingle with 100 authors in a festive cocktail party atmosphere. The evening began with an authors book signing and cocktail reception, where guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and wine, before attendees split up to attend 23 individual dinner parties at private homes in the area, attended by one or more of the guest authors.

Dennis Fabiszak

Lee Grant

Robert A. Caro

George and Libby Pataki

Nelson DeMille

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Graham Oxley

photography by janette pellegrini/getty images

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin

John Searles

N E W YO R K C LU B O P E N I N G S ARMONK – NOW OPEN B R YA N T PA R K – N O W O P E N B R O O K F I E L D P L AC E – L AT E FA L L 2 0 1 4 E Q U I N OX .C O M

Invited “Bach” by Robert Wilson and Lucinda Childs.

Ivan Cheng art performance “They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?”

The entryway to Video Portraits of Lady Gaga

by Robert Wilson at Discover Watermill Day.

Discover Watermill Day

Site-specific installations, art performances, workshops, tours, and fun activities were all in a day’s work for more than 1,000 attendees at Discover Watermill Day. The Watermill Center’s outdoor space was open to the public, who had the opportunity to meet artists participating in the center’s International Summer Program.

Throughout the day, guests toured The Watermill Collection, along with the summer exhibit, “Video Portraits of Lady Gaga” by Robert Wilson.

Artist Mette Sterre’s “Hummelmania”

Dimitris Papaioannou’s performance “The Garden.”

Robert Wilson

Photography by Lovis Ostenrik (london); Janette Pellegrini/Getty Images (watermill)

Fanny Lavergne performs “The Rest of the Tales.”

Angie Vu Ha and Andy Sabin

Ed Dressler

Rebecca Mitchnick, Lauren Greenberg, Dr. Stephen Greenberg, Gail Greenberg, Alexa Fox, and Alec Nass

Ron Stoll and Joseph Vigorito

Cassandra Seidenfeld

London Jewelers Trunk Show

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Guests gathered at London Jewelers’ East Hampton location to begin the weekend with a glass of rosé while browsing the luxury jewelry brand’s specialty watch collection, as part of its Watch Fair. With support from Hamptons magazine, the event featured exclusive designs from brands like Cartier, Patek Philippe, and IWC Schaffhausen.

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Attendees browsed jewelry, accessories, art, and home decor.

Guests enjoyed the products of over 70 vendors.

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Debbie Wilpon, Jennifer Gardner Trulson, Ramy Sharp, Jamie Mitchell, and Harriet Croman

More than 600 people attended UJA-Federation of New York’s 2014 Hamptons Trunk Show at the Bridgehampton Historical Society. The trunk show featured over 70 vendors selling designer clothing, jewelry, accessories, art, and home décor, as well as music and refreshments, all in an elegantly tented outdoor space. The event was chaired

by Ramy Sharp, while Jill Bikoff, Stacey Bronfman, Harriet Croman, Jennifer Gardner Trulson, Jamie Mitchell, and Debbie Wilpon served as vice chairs.

Tricia Pantzer and Allison Berg

Tyler Bailey, Cynthia Barrett, and Lulu Keszler

Carol Nobbs

Frank Fiordaliso, Monica Reiner, and James Dwyer

Douglas Elliman Anthony Piscopio, Cynthia Beck, and Paul Brennan

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As the official sponsor of the Hamptons Custom Artists Surfboard Program, Douglas Elliman showcased the surfboards as part of its Pop Up Gallery series that features artwork of Hamptons listings. Drinks were provided by the Southampton Publick House and gourmet chocolate was provided by the Hampton Chocolate Factory. The artwork is available again for viewing at this year’s Hampton Classic.

Robert Kohr and Lori MacGarva

Courtney Ratcliffe and Brian Bailey

Photography by Heidi Green (UJA); Douglas Elliman/ Hamptons magazine (douglas elliman)

Bonnie Levine and Stephanie Pietromonaco

Melissa Meyers and Samantha Ettus

Invited Claude Wasserstein and Deborah Black

Mariann and Kristina Coleman

Anna Cleveland, Ralph Rucci, and Audra Callo

Ralph Rucci Trunk Show

Nancy Marks and Jo Carole Lauder

Heidi Armbruster and Kathy Searle

To toast to Ralph Rucci’s new 2015 Resort Collection, fashionable Hamptonites gathered for a mid-morning brunch fashion show at Claude Wasserstein’s stunning Hamptons home, Cranberry Dune. Guests like Natalie Joos, Caryn Zucker, Elizabeth Harrison, Alexandra Lebenthal, and Debra Black looked on as models showcased the detail-driven pieces.

Benjy Bronk and Elisa Jordana

Elizabeth Harrison and Bonnie Abrams

Jason Kuhn and Alison Brod with Maddie and Doug Ellin

Eric, Marlowe, Jillian, and Brett Bamberger

My Man Is a Loser Premiere

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Mike Young, Michael Rapaport, David Goldin, Eric Bamberger, John Stamos, and Ronnie Mund

The models donned Ralph Rucci’s latest pieces.

Leading actors John Stamos, Michael Rapaport, Heidi Armbruster, and Kathy Searle joined notables Sara Blakely, Jesse Itzler, Doug Ellin, Aaron Voss, and Mason Plumlee to toast to the premiere of My Man Is A Loser. Guests enjoyed the screening that took place at the School of Visual Arts Theatre before heading to the Gansevoort Park Rooftop at Park Avenue South for a late-night afterparty.

Treat House supplied delicious bites.

Photography by BFAnyc.com (Ralph); Jeffrey Auger Photography (Premiere)

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Tiffany Gutierrez and Kyle Ballou

Lauren Buccellati, Michael Graham, Kevin Zamora, and Elise Yurchison

Stephanie James, Dezaray Klughers, Amanda Johnson, and Mayra Bermeo

East Hampton Shop at Sunset

Gail Rothwell joined local retailers for East Hampton Shop at Sunset, a charitable shopping initiative benefiting the only women’s shelter on the East End, The Retreat. Guests like Kate Wirth, Maisie Weir, Lauren Lester, Paula Yount, and Jill Keough browsed the trunk shows of shops along Main Street and Newtown Lane, while enjoying live music and treats.

Esin Ozturk, Matthew Lenz, Haley Bihlmaier, and Casey Evans Jaclyn Ryan and Colleen McKennett Jill Keogh, Kerry Virga, Ellen Zimmerman, Lauren Fitzgerald, Jen Beilson, Michael Caron, Melieka Fulcott, Amy O’Neil, and Vanessa Navarez

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the to-do List Hamptons Highlights: August 29– September 4

End the summer with an all-you-can-eat garden party at The Living Room’s final Lamb Roast. themaid stone.com/restaurant Explore ocean life on the shore of Noyac Bay with the family and fisherman Al “Big Time” Daniels. sofo.org Indulge in conversations with world-renowned chef Daniel Boulud at “Stirring the Pot: Conversations with Culinary Celebrities.” guildhall.org Celebrate the Basilica Parish of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary’s end-of-summer tent party with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and dancing all night long. shjmbasilica.org Gaze at Drew Doggett’s newest black and white photography collection, “Dunes: Landscapes Evolving.” drewdogget.com

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Equine Design With the Hampton Classic Horse Show in full gear, it’s the talk of the town. And it’s only natural that an appreciation for all things equestrian is in the air. Embrace that sentiment on the grounds at Bridgehampton this weekend and in every facet of style all season long. Channel classic Italian glamour with Gucci’s gleaming horsebit riding boots that are definitely more luxury than barnyard and will take your wardrobe right into fall. Horses are galloping onto the home front as well, and Jonathan Adler’s ice-blue linen pillow leads the pack: Gorgeous glass beads depict a regal horse head for a truly elegant accent piece.

And if you’re looking for some sparkle, Hermès’s rose-gold Kelly bracelet will inject more than enough glimmer into a day at the stables. H

Leather horsebit boot, Gucci ($1,350).

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Rose-gold and diamond Kelly bracelet, Hermès ($39,400). Americana Manhasset, 516-869-6660; hermes.com

Luxembourg horse beaded linen pillow, Jonathan Adler ($195). General Home Store, 100 Park Pl., East Hampton, 324-9400; jonathanadler com

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Coppy Holzman relaxing at home.

Superlatives people, culture, taste, treasures

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A Business with Buzz From his home in East Hampton, auction site CharityBuzz founder Coppy Holzman looks back on how the idea of bringing incomparable experiences online could raise extraordinary amounts of money for charity. by R. Couri Hay

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haritybuzz founder Coppy Holzman has a painting in the recep- Clinton and one of the honored guests, actor Chevy Chase, to benefit tion area of his office that reads, “Do good, live well.” It’s a fitting The William J. Clinton Presidential Library. During a conversation wall hanging for a man who is redefining what it means to raise with the actor, Holzman joked about auctioning off a Caddy Shack expemoney and give back. “If you’re nice to people, do good for people, have a rience with Bill Murray. Within a few months, the auction was the first positive attitude, and just do it because it’s the right thing to do, I think one ever on the site.

Now the site hosts a vast auction list of experiences good things come your way,” says Holzman, who spends and luxury goods to benefit charity. This past his summers in East Hampton, with his three kids, sons summer, Charitybuzz auctioned off incredible expeSloan and Ian and daughter Logan, and 15-year-old dog, riences like a workout opportunity with Gwyneth Biggie (after rapper The Notorious B.I.G. AKA Biggie Paltrow and her trainer, Tracy Anderson; one-of-aSmalls). “It gives you a nice positive energy.” kind artist-designed surfboards; and city-specific art With the goal of helping organizations raise funds

by Peter Max to benefit more than 2,500 charities, by tapping in to the power of pop culture and technolincluding the Breast Cancer Research Foundation ogy, Holzman founded Charitybuzz out of his and The Humane Society of the United States. The Connecticut home in 2005. The idea for the auction organization is also building its Dream Big program, site arose following a backyard fundraiser he helped —coppy holzman organize for a neighbor, attended by President Bill continued on page 94

“ If you’re nice to people, do good for people, have a positive attitude, good things come your way.”

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SOCIAL STUDIES Hamptons magazine collaborated with nine artists, who designed surfboards. The boards were on auction via Charitybuzz and on display here at Southampton Hospital’s Endless Summer gala.

continued from page 93 offline sales that allow people to customize once-in-a-lifetime fantasy experiences for a sizable donation to charity.

Golf packages in the Hamptons are especially popular as well as meet-and-greets with business leaders—more so than encounters with celebrities. “Warren Buffett will get more than Reese Witherspoon; former Mayor Bloomberg went for more than George Clooney,” says Holzman, whose site has helped raise funds for Hamptons-based philanthropies including Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation, The Ellen Hermanson Foundation, Ross School’s Live @Club Starlight, and Southampton Hospital. “One of the benefits of Charitybuzz is that prior to us getting started, if you did an auction it was confined to just the people in that room. What we do is expand it to a global audience.”

Some items auctioned off on Charitybuzz for various nonprofits include a private audience with the Pope, having an exclusive song written for you by Emmy Award-winning composer Michael John LaChiusa, and tickets to a Weinsteinsponsored Oscar party. “We haven’t had anything with Brad FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Chevy Chase, Coppy Holzman, [Pitt] and Angelina [ Jolie] yet—that would be great,” says and Ted Danson at Christie’s Holzman of Charitybuzz, which broke its milestone of raising in NYC. Holzman poses with one of artist Peter $100 million for charity last October. Raising one billion dolTunney’s infamous pieces lars is, of course, on Holzman’s short list of over-achiever up for auction on Charitybuzz.com. goals, but in the meantime, he’s making Charitybuzz accessible on the go, so it’s easier than ever to give back to your favorite cause. “What motivates me is, if we can do cool things you can access where you want, when you want it, with new technology, and it’s very easy, very user friendly,” says Holzman. “I’m really lucky that I get [to combine] what I like to do socially with what we do professionally.” H

QUICK BITS ON COPPY *on his Hamptons loves “I surf, paddleboard, and swim. I like to play tennis; I like to get on boats.

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*on his East End garden “The plants that are my favorite to grow—which do great in the Hamptons—are rose gardens where you get [variety] in terms of the colors, pruning, and original shape.”

*on his evolution of Hamptons homes “When I moved to New York, after college in the late ’70s, I first rented a group house in Westhampton when I was like 21 or 22. I graduated to a group house in Bridgehampton, and then I got married and rented a house. I bought my first home on Mecox Lane in 1986.”

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*on celebrity “[During an event for Urban Zen], President Clinton walked in, and at the time in the room were Ashton Kutcher, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Ben Stiller. Clinton walked in and sucked the oxygen out of the room.

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Beach Patrol Lilly Hartley at home in Bridgehampton.

she acknowledges that spending her formative years out East has influenced her work. “It was such a small community and very creative,” muses Hartley, whose father is a playwright, and her godfather is Screen Actors Guild president Ken Howard. “Growing up out here really did shape who I am in a lot of ways. It feels very life affirming being back out here.”

This summer, Candescent Films has been involved in the Hamptons International Film Festival’s SummerDocs Series—led by board member Alec Baldwin and Artistic Upbringing out Director David Nugent—in support of East: “I went to several upcoming films, including the Hampton Day School, which was Sundance success and Full Frame on a farm with Documentary Festival winner Private goats.”

Violence, which deals with domestic abuse Social conscience: and will premiere on HBO this fall.

“I love the beach A direct influence on Hartley’s love of and supporting film was Guild Hall, where she particithe Oceana, and being an pated in plays when she was a child. ocean advocate “There’s definitely a sense of intellectual definitely comes pursuits that comes from being out here, from growing up as well as a sense of outdoor life,” says out here.”

Hartley. “The creative childhood I had was really just a lot of time inventing things and being in nature.”

Time in LA as an actress secured her love of film, but Hartley says, “[LA] is a very different place. It’s beautiful and has wonderful things about it, but there’s something about the East Coast and about New York.

There’s so much culture.” Hartley also wanted to begin making an impact socially, and Candescent Films was born to support directors and artists financially, and promote strong social messages. “Rather than just giving to a charity, we give to a film, and that helps draw an audience, bring issues up as something people want to filmmaker and East Hampton native Lilly Hartley watch and will want to get involved with.” Hartley and returns home for the Hamptons International Film her family now spend half their time in the city and half Festival’s summerdocS series. by lauren finney in a newly built Bridgehampton home, where she supports the East Hampton library, the Wounded Warrior Project, Meals on Wheels, and more.

Since Candescent Films’s inception in 2012, Hartley has won a Goya n idyllic childhood in East Hampton might spoil some, but not filmmaker Lilly Hartley, who grew up skating on Town Pond and eating Award (Spanish Oscar) for Best Documentary for her work with Javier donuts from Dreesen’s—“When it was still the real Dreesen’s Bardem and Alvaro Longoria in Sons of the Clouds, which highlights Donuts,” she clarifies. Hartley founded Candescent Films (candescent displaced refugees in the Western Sahara Desert. Hartley was also part of films.com) as a platform to help struggling documentarians produce films the team for the Internet short film about eating disorders called Likeness with social messages—she has coined this undertaking “filmanthropy.” And starring Elle Fanning, which was nominated for a Webby Award. H

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New York Sunshine designer John Margaritis in his Southampton shop.

Wheels Up Designer John Margaritis’s high-flying young brand incorporates all that he holds dear. by adrienne gaffney

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ew York Sunshine, the passion project of designer John Margaritis, and Odin among them), and Margaritis began seeing the line as someis enjoying considerable traction in the retail world with its sports- thing distinct in the market: menswear that sits in the middle of surf design inspired street wear, selling at Colette in Paris and throughout and urban street wear—that takes as much inspiration from Lower East Japan at Barneys and Fred Segal; a pop-up is in the works for Art Basel in Side basketball courts as it does Montauk beaches.

Miami Beach. Despite the glitz, for Margaritis the heart of “I think our niche is that we cross over between surfing and his brand lives right here in the 320-square-foot storefront in higher-end designer wear,” he says, remarking at the novelty Southampton that is staffed by his closest friends and family of seeing his pieces on the racks of high-end emporiums like and imbued with his passion for style, sport, and the beach.

Hirshleifers at Americana Manhasset. “Seeing our cool, surf Cultural immersion: Raised on Long Island, devoted surfer Margaritis was club T-shirt that’s $50 next to Givenchy T-shirts that are $400, “The Watermill Center and the introduced to the fashion world when he met the owner of a that high-low mix is what I’m into and intrigued by.”

Longhouse Reserve silkscreen factory and began creating his own surf-inspired In October of 2012, he secured the Nugent Street space are two places I T-shirts and selling them out of the back of his van and painstakingly renovated it with his father and friends. could walk around in Southampton. The popularity of the shirts led Margaritis The result has been a shop that seamlessly integrates into for hours.” to consider whether this could be the start of something Margaritis’s life. In the mornings, he and friends teach chilSurf’s up: When it bigger. “I knew I would always land in a creative field. dren at Flying Point Surf Camp before returning back to the comes to catching waves, he says, It would never work for me at a restrictive desk job,” he store, which serves as a social hub. “We grew up working “Any beach from recalls. “New York Sunshine began as just an extension of there [at Flying Point], and it’s just something personally I Shinnecock Inlet to a teenage hobby, and when the brand started growing, I think we love to do,” he explains. “The goal is to be able to the Lighthouse in took it on full time.” make clothing and always be able to do surf camp in the Montauk is perfect New York Sunshine’s pieces were soon stocked in local summer.” New York Sunshine Surf Club, 28 Nugent St., for me.” boutiques in the Hamptons and Manhattan (Blue & Cream Southampton, 461-2328; newyorksunshine.com H

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Andrew Steinthal and Chris Stang tout the lobster rolls at Lunch as the East End’s best.

Eating Well After departing from their music-industry day jobs, the restaurant reviewers behind The Infatuation are eating their way to the top of the charts. by rachel felder

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s cofounders of the restaurant review website The Infatuation, Andrew Steinthal and Chris Stang eat out every day when they’re in Manhattan. However, on weekends in East Hampton, they do the exact opposite. “The point is getting away from all that and just chilling out, relaxing, and cooking,” Stang explains. “It’s nice to not go out and just barbecue. Cooking really is a luxury sometimes.”

Having the time to relax is a luxury as well for the pair, who have been working virtually nonstop since launching the site in 2009. Until this past April, they kept their music industry day jobs—Steinthal as a publicist at Warner Bros. Records, Stang handling marketing at Atlantic—and wrote the restaurant reviews during evenings and weekends. The Infatuation stands out Best lobster roll: Lunch in from other food websites, with an unpretentious, conversaAmagansett. “I’m a tional tone that feels like a chat about a new restaurant with a sucker for both the foodie friend as opposed to a name-dropping culinary essay. hot and cold ones.

“We’re just trying to write the way we talk and tell a story, as Each hits the opposed to writing a restaurant review,” Steinthal explains. perfect balance for me,” says Steinthal.

Offering an accessible guide for restaurant lovers was the goal from the start for the duo, who met 14 years ago as colPost-beach drink: The Living Room lege radio station directors while on a trip to NYC for a music at c/o The convention. (Andrew was at WICB/Ithaca College and Chris Maidstone is at KCSU/Colorado State University.) “There’s certainly a “funky, fun, and place for high-end, elite food journalism, but the majority different than of people we knew just didn’t connect to it,” Stang explains. most places—it appeals to the art “It’s always been for us about not being a resource for the crowd,” he says. elite, very culinary educated audience—it’s more of a resource for everybody.”

On the weekends, Steinthal goes to his spacious, modern home in Northwest Woods, which he shares with his wife, Shoshana, a special education teacher, and their baby daughter, Lily. Stang visits frequently, with his girlfriend, Tamar Kaprelian, a musician and student. Grilling on the deck is a priority, typically including marinated skirt steaks from East Hampton Market and Pat La Frieda Meat Purveyors burgers, with takeout items like edamame dumplings on the side, always purchased from Round Swamp Farm. “It’s the best prepared food place out here,” Steinthal says. “Every single thing in that place is amazing.” Beyond cooking, the agenda also includes a trip to the beach (either Georgica or Two Mile Hollow), a morning run, and, inevitably, some review writing for the site.

When they do go out, the pair usually stays away from anything too formal or trendy. “I’d rather stick to the beach vibe, places you can’t necessarily get back in the city,” Steinthal says. “You can always do better with the formal restaurants in Manhattan, but you can’t really beat the clam shacks and lobster roll type of things that come in fresh out east.” theinfatuation.com H

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Season of Giving joan hornig looks forward to hosting one final fundraiser this month: the wynton Marsalis concert to benefit jazz at lincoln center.

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Wynton Marsalis (above) will perform at the home of George and Joan Hornig (left) on August 29 to support Jazz at Lincoln Center.

children to spell, but its meaning is really quite basic: the love of humanity and caring about promoting the welfare of others. My message is that philanthropy is the spirit of giving and can be a lifestyle choice without much extra effort.

When I launched my jewelry line at Bergdorf Goodman in 2003, I introduced a unique approach. I let every customer who bought my jewelry choose which charity would receive 100 percent of the profits.

Some women don’t care about jewelry or don’t care for my pieces, but I have yet to come across someone who isn’t interested in my “giving back” concept. I have donated a significant amount of money to more than 800 different nonprofits around the world that make a difference in the lives of others, all selected by my customers.

But it’s not just the dollars that matter: Almost every customer who comes by my case and learns of its mission asks themselves: Where would I want to direct a donation? It is a catalyst for thinking of others.

My hope is that it continues and gets shared.

And while I’m sad that the summer is ending, the JALC concert on August 29 is not a swan song. We see it as a prelude to the next season of giving and just the beginning of a groundswell of others joining in by giving to make a difference. Wynton at Water Mill takes place Friday, August 29 at 675 Flying Point Road, Water Mill; wyntonmarsalis.org.

Proceeds will benefit Jazz at Lincoln Center. jalc.org H

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y friend James Lipton uses a famous series of psychological test questions at the end of each of his Inside the Actors Studio shows. Among them are: What is your favorite word? What is your favorite sound? I suspect, like me, viewers are providing their own answers. But the test omits one more critical question: What’s the best gift you have ever given?

Every one of us can answer this question in our own way. We all have something to give regardless of our circumstances. That is what I try to illustrate through my Joan Hornig Jewelry (joanhornig.com) model of giving back, through speaking engagements on the topic of social entrepreneurship, and by hosting fundraising and awareness events in the Hamptons and NYC. This summer my husband, George, and I used our Water Mill property to attempt to bring this focus on giving back into the fabric of our social life and also engage others in our passion for charity. For four Saturdays in August, we hosted fundraisers for several organizations close to our hearts, including the upcoming August 29 concert with Wynton Marsalis and his quartet to raise money for Jazz at Lincoln Center ( JALC).

We’ve been fortunate to help Artists for Justice and Peace in Haiti (introduced to us through the artist Chuck Close) with a private dinner to support the organization, which provides free college education to students in Haiti. We raised funds for the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation’s powerful global work and helped raise awareness about the difficulties of the family court system for the Children’s Justice Campaign initiative begun by Kelly Rutherford and Patrice Lenowitz. We are looking forward to closing the last weekend of the summer with a crescendo of joy: the Wynton Marsalis performance at a cocktail reception and dinner party for 300 guests. Music is universal, and jazz is our country’s own language. Wynton and JALC embody my philosophy of philanthropy—individuals working together to make something good and lasting happen.

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New York City Mission Society funds programs, such as after-school dance classes, for the city’s underprivileged children.

Maria Orengo, Jay Moorhead, Valentino Carlotti, Stanley Rumbough, Jean Shafiroff, Maureen Klinsky, William Allen, and Lloyd Brown at a NYC Mission Society Pre-Gala Kickoff event in February 2014.

Mission Accomplished

Cochair of the NYC MISSION SOCIETY’s summer party, Jean Shafiroff discusses participating in helping better the lives of NYC Youth.

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ach year, New York City Mission Society works with over 9,000 of the most underserved children in the city. For over 200 years, this nonprofit organization has helped to shape a better future for our city’s children through a variety of programs, which are designed to promote healthy family relationships, strengthen community ties, and provide a great environment to enjoy neighborhood events and share holidays. NYC Mission Society helps children develop the confidence and tools to move forward in life.

It’s a great privilege to be involved with this organization, and I am happy to serve as a cochair of the NYC Mission Society’s An Evening in the Hamptons summer party on August 30, along with Stan Rumbough. This event will take place at the beautiful East Hampton waterfront home of Ted and Dina Merrill Hartley, and will feature performances by Grammy Award-winning jazz pianist Arturo O’Farrill and singer Cole Rumbough.

What I love most about NYC Mission Society is that all of us involved work together as a family

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with one strong common mission. We all truly care about the future of the children. And that is the premise on which this organization was founded and why I choose to participate.

I have very fond memories of a warm sunny day in August 2012, when I was invited to visit the Minisink Townhouse in Central Harlem.

Upon entering the townhouse, I was greeted by a group of cheerful staff members and students.

Several of the adolescents in the summer program served as ambassadors and led me on a group tour of the facility. I saw children playing soccer, tap dancing, and actively engaged in a variety of educational classes; all the children and teenagers were friendly, respectful, and well-mannered. After that visit, I was compelled to get involved with this wonderful nonprofit. In December 2012, I cochaired the NYC Mission Society’s Bicentennial Gala, which honored Kathryn Chenault and Cicely Tyson. And on March 12, 2014, at NYC Mission Society’s The Champions for Children Gala, I was privileged to be presented with the Dina Merrill

Hartley Public Service Award.

The NYC Mission Society has a successful group of alumni, including William Allen, a Democratic district leader in Harlem and professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, who continues to devote time each week to NYC Mission Society. Allen is vocal about how instrumental the organization was in changing the direction of his life, and he always encourages the alumni to share their experiences so that they can serve as role models and help to shape future generations with success stories. I see a similar passion in NYC Mission Society’s new president, Elsie McCabe Thompson. She is surrounded by a team of people all working hard to accomplish the same goal.

The NYC Mission Society helps to create better opportunities for the population of children it serves. Its programs keep the children off the streets and provide a “home away from home.” It helps to shape a brighter future and empower the children with life-changing experiences and classes. Please help make a difference by getting involved with this wonderful organization. H

Insight What: An Evening in the Hamptons When and where: August 30, at the home of Ted and Dina Merrill Hartley in East Hampton Contact: nycmissionsociety.org

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Charity Regist er opportunities to give.

ELEANOR WHITMORE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER

Join Newhouse Galleries for a preview cocktail party and art exhibition, “Illusions II: Botanicals and Birds,” to benefit the Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center. View and purchase the works by artists such as Francesca Anderson, Jean Emmons, Ingrid Finnan, Mardie Gorman, Asuka Hishiki, Henry Koehler, John Rist, Alice Connick Ryan, Fiona Strickland, Jessica Tcherepnine, and Carol Woodin. The show will be open to the public August 30–September 1, from 11 am to 5 pm daily. Free parking is available.

When: Friday, August 29 Where: ​Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood Center, 2 Gingerbread Lane Ext., East Hampton Contact: ewecc.org

GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH of the hamptons

The Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons hosts its Blue Dream gala to benefit Amani Global Works, whose mission is to provide medical and nutritional assistance to mothers, children, and infants on the Island of Idjwi in the Democratic Republic of the Congo— one of Africa’s most impoverished regions.

Where: ​Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons, 111 St. Andrews Road, Southampton Contact: kimisishamptons.org/bluedream

NEW YORK MISSION SOCIETY

Join the 2014 Evening in the Hamptons benefit for the New York City Mission Society, which helps break the cycle of poverty for the city’s children, youth, and families. The event includes food, drinks, fireworks, and special musical guest performances

by Grammy Award-winning jazz pianist, composer, and educator Arturo O’Farrill and singer Cole Rumbough.

When: Saturday, August 30 Where: ​The estate of Ted and Dina Merrill Hartley, East Hampton Contact: nycmissionsociety.org

EAST END HOSPICE

More than 90 artists are continuing a 14-year tradition of creating memorable, unique art boxes that will be auctioned off at the annual Box Art Auction to support the East End Hospice, which provides care for terminally ill patients, their families, and loved ones.

When: Saturday, September 6 Where: Ross School Center, 18 Goodfriend Dr., East Hampton Contact: eeh.org

photography by Nicholas Chowske (shelter); Christos epperson (church); Angelica garcia (mission society)

When: Saturday, August 30

SOUTHAMPTON ANIMAL SHELTER foundation

The Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation is a nonprofit organization that relies on donors and volunteers to care for homeless animals and place them in loving “forever homes.” The organization’s fifth annual benefit at the Boardy Barn includes food, drinks, Chinese auction, 50-50 raffles, silent auction, music, and dancing.

When: Saturday, September 6 Where: Boardy Barn, 270 W. Montauk Hwy., Hampton Bays Contact: southamptonanimalshelter.com

SOUTHAMPTON HISTORICAL MUSEUM

Support local history, preservation, and education at the Southampton Historical Museum’s Late Summer Cocktail Party, which includes hors d’oeuvres by Schmidt’s Market and an open bar.

The fête supports the museum’s education programs.

When: Saturday, September 6 Where: Rogers Mansion, 17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton Contact: southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org

Peconic Bay Medical Center

The ninth annual Benefit in Black and White will feature a decadent meal, dancing, and a lively silent auction to support the medical center’s first-class urgent-care services. For a $125 raffle ticket, guests will join in the opportunity to win a 2014 Volkswagen Beetle convertible or $17,500 in cash.

When: Friday, September 12 Where: Westhampton Country Club, 35 Potunk Lane, Westhampton Beach Contact: pbmchealth.org

Hamptons Marathon

Make your way through wooded pathways and stunning beaches at The Hamptons Marathon & Half-Marathon, which will be a Boston qualifying USATF sanctioned event on a certified loop course. Sponsors include JetBlue and Equinox, and part of the race’s proceeds will go to supporting local East End groups.

When: Saturday, September 22 Where: Springs School, 48 School St., East Hampton Contact: hamptonsmarathon.com

Southampton Rose Society Luncheon & Lecture

The annual event will feature an informative lecture by famed rose creator Fabien Ducher, who comes from six generations of French rose-growing heritage. Tickets are $80 for members and their guests, and proceeds will aid the society’s educational programs as well as its efforts to beautify Southampton.

When: Saturday, September 27 Where: The Meadow Club, 555 First Neck Lane, Southampton Contact: southamptonrose.org

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Bruce Springsteen will be back this year to perform at Stand Up for Heroes at the Theater at Madison Square Garden.

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n February 2007, Caroline Hirsch—founder of New York City’s famed comedy club Carolines on Broadway and a frequent visitor to the Hamptons since the 1970s—sat with rapt attention in front of her TV. To Iraq and Back: Bob Woodruff Reports told the story of the ABC News anchor’s recovery from traumatic brain injury.

While embedded with infantry in Iraq, shrapnel from a roadside bomb struck Woodruff in the head. Hirsch’s sharp instincts, responsible for launching the careers of countless top-tier comics, detected an opportunity: Using her connections to some of entertainment’s biggest names, she could create a star-studded night in support of the Bob Woodruff Foundation,

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which Woodruff and his wife, Lee, created to help injured veterans return to their post-service lives—and thrive.

On Wednesday, November 5, the eighth annual Stand Up for Heroes—the culmination of Hirsch’s initiative—will take place at the Theater at Madison Square Garden for the second year in a row; all proceeds will benefit the Bob Woodruff Foundation. “I was so moved about what happened to [Bob] and how he came back, got well, and wanted to raise funds to take care of other wounded soldiers,” says Hirsch. “We decided early on we should step in and help.”

This year’s Stand Up for Heroes event also jump-starts a week of stellar stand-up ap­pear­ances

in the New York Comedy Festival, pro­­duced by Carolines on Broadway. To date, Stand Up for Heroes has raised more than $20 million and, fueled by Hirsch’s and Woodruff’s clout, has booked the most talented comedy and musical performances on stage today.

In 2013 Bruce Springsteen, Jon Stewart, Bill Cosby, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters, among others entertained a sold-out crowd of 5,700 that included hundreds of veterans (some wounded) and their caretakers. More than $5 million was raised. This year’s lineup will be kept hush-hush until September but, according to Hirsch, the night has meant so much to past performers continued on page 114

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Founded by Caroline Hirsch of Carolines on Broadway, the eighth annual Stand up for Heroes event will benefit the Bob Woodruff Foundation. by natalie rinn

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continued from page 112 that they often return. “Bruce Springsteen will be back,” she confirms. “That’s the one performer we talk about.”

After Woodruff’s documentary aired in 2007, Hirsch used her Rolodex to connect with Woodruff’s wife, Lee. “[Fellow producer] Andrew Fox and I sat down with Lee and, by May, we had a benefit coming,” recalls Hirsch. That first year, their efforts won sponsorships from the country’s largest media companies, including ABC, NBC, CBS, Time Warner, and Viacom. Conan O’Brien hosted the night at Town Hall. Talent like thenunknown Brian Regan performed alongside established names like Lewis Black, and the late Robin Williams. Nearly $3 million was raised.

While Hirsch doesn’t have family members who have been injured in war, she has always had a soft spot for servicemen and servicewomen who have sacrificed so much. “When I was

clockwise from above: Longtime Hamptonite Jerry Seinfeld doing his stand-up routine; Jon Stewart, Carolyn Hirsch, and Brian Williams; performers, including Roger Waters, shower praise on veterans who attend the benefit.

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growing up, I felt so bad for a lot of young men who didn’t go to college and went to Vietnam, and I remember how they were treated when they came home,” Hirsch says. “It just pulled at my heart strings.”

She continues, “These soldiers went in, were brave, and protected us, and we have a duty to do something for them.”

Tickets for Stand Up for Heroes range from the very expensive to the very affordable, says Hirsch, but regardless of seat location, the show— for patrons, and above all for servicemen, servicewomen, and their caretakers—is worth it.

Performers shower praise on veterans who sit in the front row. “I was wheeling a young man down the aisle [during a past show], and he said, ‘We so look forward to coming to this every year,’” Hirsch recalls, adding, “People have told me that it is one of the most moving nights you can ever have.” When you’re talking about a sports stadium filled with New Yorkers, that is saying quite a lot. The Bob Woodruff Foundation and the New York Comedy Festival’s Eighth Annual Stand Up for Heroes takes place on Wednesday, November 5 at the Theater at Madison Square Garden in NYC. For tickets and information, visit bobwoodruff foundation.org or nycomedyfestival.com. H

“ These soldiers went in, were brave, and protected us, and we have a duty to do something for them.”

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Private Collector’s Tour Eric Firestone Gallery and The Hole take viewers behind the scenes with “Storage Wars.” by erin riley

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s gallerists, we are constantly crating and uncrating works between artists’ studios, storage spaces, and exhibition spaces; so we decided it would be fun to open up this dialogue,” explains Eric Firestone, who cocurates “Storage Wars” with gallerist Kathy Grayson of NYC’s The Hole. Poking fun at the reality TV show, the installation plays with the idea that the majority of an artwork’s life is spent in a crate.

“Since seeing Kathy Grayson exhibit at an art fair booth in New York last spring, where she used solely crates and containers, I wanted to see something similar on a larger scale,” says Firestone, who was attracted to the materiality of the artist-art interaction—in that the pieces were given

a level of accessibility when displayed this way.

Archived pieces by artists like Raymond Pettibon, Eric Freeman, Sanford Biggers, and Max Snow are seen among or within their original packaging.

“They take on the identity of a forgotten or uncovered object, rather than a neatly hung piece of art,” explains Sagaponack-based artist Freeman, whose collection of dry pigment paintings diverge from his signature sleek-andiridescent style. “The texture created from dry pigment adds an element of decay to my new work, which adds an interesting layer to the exhibit’s theme.”

“Storage Wars” is on display through September 7 at Eric Firestone Gallery, 4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 604-2386; ericfirestonegallery.com H Holton Rower, Stable Disfunction, 2012.

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this issue: inspired by italy Tutto Il Giorno’s barbabietole is made with baby beets, spinach, ricotta salata, and candied pine nuts.

Palate Cleanser Tutto Il Giorno’s Southampton outpost is the toughest table to score and the most quintessential Italian meal to be had in the Hamptons. by gary walther photography by eric striffler

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he walls are a cream and gray melody, the bar ceiling is pressed tin; the chandelier is a contemporary wagon wheel, and the strip of window along Nugent Street is mullioned.

Like a good term paper, contemporary restaurant décor is often about citations, and the latest Hamptons edition of Tutto Il Giorno in Southampton cites with panache. (The brand opened in Sag Harbor seven years ago.) It’s not that Gabby Karan DeFelice, the cocreator and public face of the East End consortium behind the budding Tutto Il Giorno empire (Tribeca opens in September, and Miami is on the drawing boards), is cutting and pasting from décors past in this dog-leg dining room, but that she’s done what good decorators always do: cherry-pick to conjure ambience.

Here, her canny calculus of past and present equals convivial. The banquettes along the Nugent Street side have a generous scatter of overstuffed

pillows; communal tables, one in the middle and another in an alcove at the back of the room, form the ribcage of the space; and the table density— this is the larger of the Tutto Il Giorno Hamptons siblings and, granted, you are pretty much elbow to elbow—seems to square the conviviality product. The room is a piazza, and at dinner, its pleasing dusk, a light stole descending, encourages the vivace. As Karan DeFelice says, “I’m very into making beautiful environments.”

Tutto Il Giorno is the brainchild of a coalition of East End cognoscenti: Karan DeFelice and her husband, Gianpaolo; Larry and Maria Baum; David and Gally Mayer; and Maurizio and Holly Zierk Marfoglia. Karan DeFelice is the daughter of fashion designer Donna Karan, and she has inherited a talent for tailoring (space, not cloth) from her mother. Gally Mayer, a former continued on page 126

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TASTE clockwise from left: Seared scallops with North Fork corn, fava beans, spaetzle, and succotash; co-owner Gabby Karan DeFelice and executive chef of the Tutto brand Maurizio Marfoglia; a chef prepares fresh porcini mushroom risotto with aged pecorino and summer black truffle.

continued from page 125 investment banker, is now the treasurer and executive director of the Urban Zen Foundation, Karan DeFelice’s not-for-profit organization that promotes wellness, child empowerment, and cultural preservation. Maria Baum is a wired-in East End socialite, and a driving force behind Hamptons Paddle & Party for Pink, a breast-cancer charity that raised $1.2 million at its 2013 fête. (Edie Falco, Matt Lauer, Martha Stewart, and Aerin and William Lauder were among the guests.) Maurizio Marfoglia, formerly of Coco Pazzo, Le Madri, and Barolo, is the watch-cap-wearing executive chef and managing partner of the Tutto brand, and is now often on the floor of this Tutto, parenting his Southampton bambino.

(The head chef at this Tutto is Alex Aparu.)

With such a force field, one might expect Tutto to come with a halo of leading-lady dressing-room bulbs. But, no. The idea is: If you know us, you will come. Says Karan DeFelice, “None of our restaurants is on a main street,” and indeed the Nugent Street location, a block down from the shopping center at Main and Nugent, is on the down-low. (Up until recently, it had no website, but has launched one, tuttoilgiorno.com, to coincide with the Tribeca launch.)

But then Tutto Il Giorno Southampton turns the world upside down by not taking reservations—an instance of bicep flexing or table democracy? The brown-paper menus, a nice la povera touch, seem to say the latter. And don’t try to get tough with Marfoglia. Confronted with the central-casting line, “Do you continued on page 128

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At Tutto Il Giorno Southampton, owner Gabby Karan DeFelice’s canny calculus of past and present equals convivial.

tipples at tutto Cocktails with an Italian twist are always on the menu.

Tutto Il Giorno has a traditional Italian cocktail list with a bit of judicious invention. The Açaí’opolitan reinvents the Sex and the City cliché with Veev, an açaí spirit that makes the drink more refreshing than sweet. The cucumber Collins uses the semi-cult Crop vodka (USDAcertified organic) rather than gin, and departs with a nice tart finish. The Ginger Old-Fashioned goes a bit farther out on the ledge with JP Wiser’s rye whisky as the base and ginger essence to add thrust-to-weight ratio. The Maria espresso martini is a The Mixed Berry pure invention: Stoli vanilla, Caipirinha is a tasty twist on a créme de cacao, and real summer favorite. espresso. Will it keep you up or put you on the mat?

TASTE

The upper deck at Sunset Beach in Shelter Island offers the perfect respite from sun, sand, and surf.

Tutto’s cartuccio, local fish baked in parchment paper and served with roasted tomato vinaigrette.

Hometown Haunts philanthropic entrepreneur and Founding CoChair of the Southampton arts center Simone Levinson favors eateries with a view.

The Beacon

Overlooking Sag Harbor Cove Yacht Club and all the Ferretti yachts, Beacon is the perfect place for watching the sunset. My friends and I usually pick The Beacon when we feel like something casual, yet memorable.

8 W. Water St., Sag Harbor, 725-7088; beaconsagharbor.com

Conca D’Oro

The best Sicilian pizza on the planet— Conca D’Oro hits the spot after a full day on the boat and is best followed by a quick trip to Buddhaberry, just up the street.

103 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-3167

Juice Press

I have been drinking a minimum of three juices a day for the past two years; it has

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become an integral part of my routine. The juices here are delicious and jam-packed with nutrition—the great way to stay healthy and refreshed on the go. The mint chip protein is my new favorite.

93 Main St., Southampton, 777-0034; juicepress.com

Sant Ambroeus

Sitting at one of its café tables along Main Street with my husband, David, makes the perfect date. We enjoy fresh salad, fish or pasta and take in the beauty of the village of Southampton. I’m glad I will still be able to enjoy its yummy cappuccinos at its two locations on the Upper East Side when I return to the city this fall.

30 Main St., Southampton, 283-1233; santambroeus.com continued on page 130

photography by thomas loof (sunset beach); eric striffler (cartuccio)

continued from page 126 know who I am?” he is apt to respond, “No, do you know who I am?” Followed up with a deft left jab: “See. This is why you’re waiting for a table.”

When Karan DeFelice says, “We brought Italy to the Hamptons,” she has a pretty good case.

Marfoglia is from Milan, so a good part of the menu is Northern Italian. His signature dish is the ravioli with lamb ragú, but he’s also behind the wild mushroom risotto—deep, earthy, and creamy (a mortal sin of a dish)—and the lighter-than-air frying, a classic Milanese skill. The fritto, the must-have dish, is a coral reef of calamari and leeks, with the crust of the calamari taking on the texture of a light paper wrapper. “We dip it in milk,” Marfoglia tells me when I ask how he achieves this. Then comes the quintessential Italian line: “It’s something my grandmother told me.”

The other side of the menu is Southern Italian, and here, too, there’s another woman, Gianpaolo’s mother. The penne melanzane, with the flavors like a trumpet, flourishes—that’s her recipe.

There’s also paccheri, a sort of Neapolitan ravioli (the name is Italian for “a slap in the face”), here filled with a slowly cooked beef ragú, and cioppino, the classic Southern Italian seafood stew, which almost overflows the bowl and is lapped in a gossamer tomato sauce.

Grandmother or mother-in-law? Tutto Il Giorno presents the ultimate Italian menu dilemma. You decide. 56 Nugent St., Southampton, 377-3611; tuttoilgiorno.com H

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The bottled Lemongrass Cosmopolitan at Almond.

A double scoop of gelato from Sant Ambroeus.

Sunset Beach

Being on the upper deck of Sunset Beach with a bottle of rosé makes me feel as if I’m at a remote beach on the other side of the world. The kale and summer vegetable salad, fried artichokes, and french fries are must-haves. And the sundaes are just the right finish.

35 Shore Road, Shelter Island Heights, 749-2001; sunsetbeachli.com Simone Levinson and her children.

Almond brings bottled cocktails to the Hamptons. by kara newman

Tate’s Bake Shop

Still the best cookies on the East End! My new summer favorite is creating s’mores without a bonfire—I use Tate’s homemade marshmallows and sandwich them between two chocolatecovered graham cookies. They’re great for a picnic on the go.

43 N. Sea Road, Southampton, 283-9830; tatesbakeshop.com

Tutto Il Giorno

This rustic yet refined spot hosted Southampton Arts Center’s three Authors Lunch events with Holly Peterson, Tom Beller, and Bob Colacello.

Our guests especially enjoyed the homemade pasta combined with locally sourced ingredients.

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

Ye Olde Bake Shoppe

The best jelly donuts! My family actually conducted a blind taste test. We even brought them to my son, James, for visiting day at camp; no candy, just freshly baked goods from Southampton.

17 Windmill Lane, Southampton, 283-6553 H

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Bridgehampton’s Almond already had six beers and four wines served on tap. So owner Eric Lemonides figured, why not serve cocktails on tap, too? And just like that, he tapped into one of the hottest trends in the cocktail world right now: pre-batched cocktails, decanted into frosty bottles or pulled straight from the tap. Adding pre-batched drinks also solves one of his thorniest problems. “In July and August, we are battling the so-busy-youcan’t-keep-up kind of volume,” Lemonides confides. “You can’t do a 10-minute stirred drink à la minute.” But pre-batching drinks can mean speedy service, as quick as popping a bottle top.

“It’s almost like cooking: We spend two hours every afternoon making the cocktails,” he explains. “We can now afford to have this amazing five-, six-, seven-step cocktail.

When the customer opens the bottle, they can smell and taste apples, smoked cherries, molasses, and lemongrass puree cooked on the stove.”

The top sellers include the bottled Lemongrass Cosmopolitan, a riff on the classic, sweetened with house-made lemongrass syrup, and the honey negroni, made with Barr Hill, a Vermont gin distilled from honey. Other bottled offerings include the lavender pear, made with lavender-infused gin, Channing Daughters Winery dry vermouth, pear liqueur, and amaro, and a rye Manhattan variation punched up with apricot and ancho chile liqueur. Meanwhile, margaritas and mojitos can be pulled straight from the tap. “It was a hard sell at the beginning,” Lemonides recalls. “But once customers realized that the drinks used local and quality ingredients, the orders started pouring in.”

It doesn’t hurt to have customers witness others swigging from cute little bottles, either. “If people are at a table, we’ll ask if they want their negroni on the rocks or up. It’s served club style: We give them the bottle, the glass, the ice if they’re drinking on the rocks, and they pour it themselves.” Meanwhile, those at the bar are more likely to swig from the bottle. Cracking open a cold one just got a whole lot cooler. 1 Ocean Road, Bridgehampton, 537-5665; almondnyc.com

photography by lindsay morris (cocktail); janine martel (family); Michael Piazza (gelato)

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Genius in a bottle

chef’s table Chefs Marc Murphy, Geoffrey Zakarian, and Scott Conant enjoy a post-dinner walk with their cigars.

The Boys of Summer

three legendary NYC chefs venture out east for a beach day in montauk filled with food, friends, wine, and cigars. by scott feldman photography by ken goodman

S

ummers on the East End have always been an ideal backdrop for the ultimate dinner parties and A-list gatherings featuring a pictureperfect table, flowers, place cards, and appropriate place settings.

But I thought, why not turn the tables and create a unique experience to celebrate the season and enjoy the last days of summer with the boys. I envisioned old-school Hamptons photos, when Montauk was still “the end of the island” and far enough out that most didn’t venture there. Even rock royalty like the Rolling Stones headed out East to get away from the craziness of the city in the mid-’70s. They secluded themselves with icons like Andy Warhol and Peter Beard, with Montauk eventually becoming their hideaway, where they created “Black and Blue.”

This is the spot that set the stage for a modern-day “boys night out,” so to speak. It was nothing fancy, just a few guys cooking on the beach, drinking some great wine, and enjoying the surroundings. It is the Hamptons, and

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we needed to at least hold up to standards.

I invited three of the bad boys of culinary (as in “badass” at what they do) to join me. It didn’t take much getting this group together for some fun, conversation, and great food overlooking Gardiners Bay. It’s always hard to maneuver schedules, but not much arm-twisting was necessary.

“Boys night out at the beach, us three? I’ll move around my schedule to be there,” said Geoffrey Zakarian. So the renowned chef and TV personality was the first in. It was sort of the ideal juxtaposition to the day, as he is known for his perfectly tailored appearance and upscale fare at his restaurants: the Lambs Club, The National, and the upcoming relaunch of food at The Plaza Hotel.

Then it was our resident “guys’ guy”; spending as much time at Ditch Plains surfing as he does running his restaurant empire of Landmarc and continued on page 134

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chef’s table

clockwise from above:

Marc Murphy, Geoffrey Zakarian, and Scott Feldman look on with some Wölffer rosé as Scott Conant prepares risotto on the grill; Zakarian putting the final touches on his grilled lobster; the Lillet Rosé Sunset.

continued from page 132 Ditch Plains in Manhattan—Marc Murphy was a natural fit. Last to join was Scott Conant, an old friend and incredible chef, who bridges the “bad boy” image with the elegance and grace of his food at Scarpetta and his own sense of style.

The table was set: We would each do a course, and, in the process, I would get some free cooking lessons from some masters.

These days I seldom get nervous anymore, having been around so many of the world’s best in the kitchen. And then it hit me: These guys are all judges on Chopped for the Food Network. What have I done? Will they judge me? Will I get “chopped”?

After some thought, I figured for a boys’ night, we need something more than just great chefs, incredible food, and wine, so, as a distraction from my lack of cooking prowess, I brought cigars. It had been a thought all along to pair each dish with the appropriate smoke to enhance the experience, so I invited the only one fit for the task: Michael Herklots. A good friend and great colleague of all the chefs, Herklots is the “chef” of sorts at Nat Sherman Cigars and Cigarettes in NYC, steering the brand and curating its premium selections.

Everyone arrived around noon, and after getting somewhat settled (groceries and bags everywhere), it all started. “Do we have a bottle of rosé ready?” yelled Conant. It seemed all of them were ready for an extended day of camaraderie, cooking, and drinking. So we cracked a magnum of Wölffer rosé and, yes, lit our first cigar. Herklots had primed us for a smoke-filled afternoon, but he wanted to get our mouths warmed up as he lit each of us a Joel Sherman, 75th Celebration.

As the day progressed, each chef prepared his dish, but not before

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Geoffrey Zakarian showed us how basic ingredients plus technique can create a rich, complex dish.

Zakarian, famous for his cocktails, burst out, “It’s 5 o’clock somewhere,” as he always states on The Kitchen, the daytime show he cohosts on the Food Network. The first step in crafting his concoction was pitting cherries to soak in brandy to garnish the Lillet Rosé Sunset. After adding some other ingredients, we all grabbed glasses and toasted one another.

It was time to get the fire going for Murphy’s Beach Shack beer can chicken.

“It’s the perfect beach day thing to do,” says Murphy in his board shorts and T-shirt. “Let’s get this on the grill so we can get out on the water for a paddle.”

Next, it was my turn to prep the chicken for the heat. I thought I should first take a sip of the Montauk Brewing Company’s Driftwood Ale—except I did not realize that, per the recipe, Murphy had stuffed two cloves of garlic into the can to season the chicken. Yikes, did that taste bad! After seasoning it, the cans went into the chicken, and it was on the grill for two hours. Adding a little smoke seemed like a fun impromptu addition, so after some puffs of our Nat Sherman Timeless Especiales, onto the coals went the remaining nubs.

Next up was Conant with his shrimp and bottarga risotto with arugula.

This seemed to be one of the more technical and preparation-heavy dishes of the three, but he made it a fun, interactive experience. While the flow of the day was progressing, it seemed we were waiting quite a bit for Conant’s components to get to temperature. However, it finally all came together, and he had me add the homemade shellfish stock and fresh shrimp from continued on page 136

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from below left: Boys of summer Marc Murphy, Geoffrey Zakarian, Scott Feldman, Michael Herklots, and Scott Conant finish up their dinner with Nat Sherman Selections at Sammys Beach; Murphy preps his beer can chicken for the grill.

continued from page 134 The Seafood Shop in Wainscott to make this luscious dish complete.

After some more rosé, more cigars, and some time out on the water paddling, we reassembled at the table to prep Zakarian’s vibrant heirloom tomato, lobster with peaches, and burrata dish. While it was seemingly simple, Zakarian showed us how basic ingredients plus technique can create a rich, complex dish. After stuffing the lobster cavity with herbs and arugula, Zakarian placed the crustaceans from Citarella on the grill and cut the skin off the tomatoes and peaches, professing that no skin and no lobster claw tips in the dish make it perfect.

At this point, it was my turn to go solo. After some gestures from the professionals, they let me do my thing. Charred shishito peppers and radishes from Balsam Farms are go-to summer starters for me. So simple, and, frankly, the key is a hot pan and letting them get perfectly charred.

As the sun started to set, we made our way down to the beach, each with dishes in hand. Through the sea grass and onto the beach overlooking Gardiners Island, it seemed like a perfect setting for a boys’ night, as the island itself is known for its history of bad boys, including bootleggers, rum runners, pirates, and even Captain Kidd.

Keeping it casual, we set our platters onto makeshift tables using our paddleboards and started an epic meal, laughing uncontrollably; the comical fodder that happens when this group gets together—unfiltered! Before we got into the food, Herklots paired each dish with a cigar, gave us a lesson on what we were smoking and explained the technical precision that goes into making a cigar and how it is like creating a perfectly balanced dish.

As dusk set in, we toasted with some Averna Amaro and a 1930 Super Lancero to good friends and great times. It was like we had ended the summer on a perfect note from one of the East End’s legendary bad boys, Billy Joel: “We took on diesel back in Montauk yesterday / And left this morning from the bell in Gardiners Bay.” For the full day’s menu, along with cigar pairings, visit hamptonsmagazine.com. H

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Beach Shack Beer Can Chicken Recipe courtesy of Marc Murphy SERVES 4 2 cans of beer 4 cloves garlic (peeled and halved) 2 chickens (whole, rinsed, and patted dry) 1 cup extra-virgin olive oil 4 tbsp. kosher salt 1 tbsp. ground black pepper 1 tbsp. chili flakes 1 ⁄2 cup herbs de Provence Get a good fire going on a charcoal grill (the coals will need to remain hot for about 2 hours). If you have any cigar nubs around, add those to the burning charcoal for a nice smoky flavor. Spill (or drink) about half the beer from each can.

Place two cloves of garlic in each can. Oil the chickens with extra-virgin olive oil. In a small bowl, mix salt, pepper, chili flakes, and herbs de Provence. Season chickens inside and out with the spice mixture. Place the beer cans into the chicken’s cavity. Place the chickens on a baking sheet, and set on the grill. Cover and cook on the grill for approximately 1 1⁄2 to 2 hours, depending on the size of the chickens, until the juices run clear. Remove from the grill and carefully lift the chickens off the beer cans. (Caution: The metal cans will be very hot!) Discard the cans, carve the chickens, and serve immediately.

For additional recipes, visit hamptons-magazine.com.

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Mangia! comfort food receiveS a Mediterranean spin as the East End celebrates Italy’s gastronomic delights and the close of the summer season. by matthew wexler

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he last vestiges of summer are finding their way onto Tom Colicchio’s menu at Topping Rose House (One BridgehamptonSag Harbor Tpke., Bridgehampton, 537-0870; toppingrosehouse.com).

Saffron garganelli pairs lobster and corn with a touch of Fresno and jalapeño chiles for a kick. Fresh mint, micro basil, and a drizzle of lemon olive oil complete the dish. Chef de Cuisine Kyle Koenig says the pasta’s shape is as integral to a successful dish as the sauce. Paccheri—a short-cut, widetube pasta—is an ideal vehicle for arugula pesto, fava beans, and walnuts, which snuggle into the crevices for a flavor-packed bite every time.

Patience is a virtue for dishes like the risotto ai frutti di mare at Sant Ambroeus (30 Main St., Southampton, 283-1233; santambroeus.com). Technically not pasta, Arborio rice is cooked with the slow addition of fish stock enriched with white wine and shallots. Calamari, clams, king crab meat, scallops, mussels, and shrimp are added at the end, along with a vibrant drizzle of extra virgin olive oil. Housemade pastas are prepared daily and include ravioli di spinaci e ricotta, filled with fresh spinach, ricotta, Parmesan, and fresh herbs, and a simple sage and brown butter sauce is a delicious reminder that fall is around the corner.

It is said that a restaurant’s gnocchi is the barometer by which all other pasta dishes can be measured. Light-as-air dumplings are the result of expertise in the kitchen, and Nick & Toni’s (136 N. Main St., East Hampton, 324-3550; nickandtonis.com) has it mastered. “There is no potato in them, and we use only enough flour to hold them together,” says Chef de Cuisine John Baron. The delicate dumplings forgo a heavy sauce and, instead, are

combined with diced prosciutto, locally sourced broccoli rabe, butter, and a generous sprinkle of Gorgonzola cheese, which melts into the dish.

Doppio (126 Main St., Sag Harbor, 808-3444; doppiorestaurants.com) brings the flavors of southern Italy to Sag Harbor under the watchful eye of Executive Chef Louis Barresi. Capellini with cockles, leeks, lemon, and white wine captures the simple flavors of the sea while the dramatic presentation of squid ink tagliolini with Portuguese octopus, saffron, and uni cream (sea urchin) is a bolder take. Both dishes feature Calabrian chiles, which originate from Italy’s “boot” and pack a wallop of balanced heat, smokiness, and fruity notes without overpowering the pasta.

Executive Chef Pietro Bottero from The Patio at 54 Main (54 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-0100; thepatiowhb.com) incorporates culinary influences from throughout Italy, years working at Mario Batali’s Babbo, as well as his first-generation Italian-American father. The home-style cacao é pepe is a traditional Tuscan-style dish—a simple combination of pecorino cheese, black pepper, and rigatoni pasta.

Bottero elevates it based on an experience he had in Rome with the addition of black truffle purée. The restaurant’s unofficial signature dish is the house-made pappardelle with braised steak ragu and parmigiana sauce. Slowly braised skirt steak, which simmers away with red wine and aromatic vegetables until stewlike, clings to the wide noodles.

“For me, it’s all about fresh pasta,” says Bottero. “Lots of people don’t take the time to make it by hand. And there’s nothing like a loving, slow-cooked sauce.” H

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Saffron garganelli with lobster, corn, micro basil, lemon olive oil, chiles, and mint at Topping Rose House.

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below right: Rosanna Scotto (second from left), her mother, Marion, brother, Anthony, and sister, Elaina, gather to prepare a family dinner. Anthony (right) cooks the pasta to accompany the polenta Parmigiana (below left).

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Rosanna Scotto, coanchor of FOX 5’s Good Day New York, shares her family recipe for decadent italian comfort food. photography by zev starr-tambor

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dd layers of melted mozzarella, sweet Italian sauce, olive oil, and basil to chicken, eggplant, meatballs, or polenta, and you have “parmapalooza.” I don’t know who invented the Parmigiana idea, but both the Northern and Southern Italians claim it as theirs.

Some historians insist the dish originates in Parma in Northern Italy, because either Parmigiana refers to the city of Parma or because the Parmigiana cheese is from Parma. Wherever it comes from,

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one thing is for sure, it is a crowd pleaser!

We grew up with making chicken or veal Parmigiana. It was a quick recipe. My mom, Marion, always says, “I can make it with my eyes closed.” When we opened the Fresco by Scotto restaurant, Mom and my siblings, Anthony and Elaina, and I discussed if we should include it on our menu. After much soul searching, several bottles of wine, and lots of cheesy dishes, we decided it wasn’t glamorous enough for our menu.

However, we continued to make it in our home in Southampton for our friends. They gobbled it up.

Diets went out the window and some even asked for seconds. My kids begged Grandma to make “chicken pajamas.” Even though they couldn’t pronounce it properly, Grandma knew exactly what would make them happy.

Then, Parmigiana went mainstream. And we had a “come to Parmigiana moment.” Anthony continued on page 142

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Scotto's father and mother, Anthony Sr. and Marion Scotto, open a bottle of wine to share with the family; Scotto, her daughter, Jenna, and husband Louis Ruggiero, and Scotto's parents toast to the meal.

continued from page 140 said, “If we are going to do it, we are going to do it big! Bring on the breadcrumbs and olive oil.” Now we have embraced Parmigiana with all our hearts and soul; Friday and Saturday nights, we serve it at Fresco by Scotto in Manhattan. And while we are sharing our delicious recipes with you, if you don’t feel like making it yourself, our Fresco on the Go can cater it for you.

In fact, Elaina caters backstage at some musical venues and was astounded by how “the boys from One Direction devoured it.” Even Sir Paul McCartney and his wife, Nancy, who are famous vegetarians, fell head over heels in love with our eggplant Parmigiana—it is like a lasagna. Even carnivores crave this dish because it is so hearty.

We have to credit Kathie Lee Gifford, who encouraged us to put zucchini in it. She was right. It added more flavor and texture to this decadent dish.

Parmigiana is the ultimate comfort food.

You can have it as an appetizer, entree or even sandwiched in between crusty Italian bread.

Experiment with it. Try it on eggs for breakfast.

The possibilities are endless. From our family to yours—enjoy.

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Eggplant and Zucchini Parmigiana Recipe courtesy of Fresco by Scotto restaurant SERVES 6 2 eggplants and 4 zucchini, peeled 4 cups all-purpose flour 10 eggs 4 cups seasoned Italian breadcrumbs 1 ½ cups grated Parmigiana ¼ cup chopped fresh parsley Salt and pepper 2 quarts extra-virgin olive oil 5 cups tomato sauce Cheese mixture (see recipe online) Slice eggplants and zucchini into ¼-inch-thick slices. Soak eggplant in lightly salted water for 1 ½ to 2 hours.

Place flour in a shallow bowl. In a second bowl, beat eggs. In a third bowl, mix breadcrumbs, cheese,

parsley, salt, and pepper. One at a time, dip eggplant and zucchini slices into flour, then into egg mixture, and finally into breadcrumbs. Coat both sides very well and gently tap off any excess coating. Season with salt and pepper.

In a large, heavy skillet over medium flame, heat the olive oil. Add the zucchini and eggplant and sauté on both sides until golden brown (about 3 minutes). Place the cooked eggplant and zucchini on paper towels to drain excess oil.

Preheat the oven to 350°. In a large 9-by-13-inch baking pan, add 1 cup of tomato sauce, a layer of ¼ of the eggplant and zucchini, and top with a layer of ¼ of the cheese mixture.

Repeat the process three more times.

Top with a layer of tomato sauce, and sprinkle with ½ cup of Parmigiana cheese.

Bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown. Serve with tomato basil sauce and grated Parmigiana cheese.

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Social Butterflies Jennifer Creel and Chris Mack designed a new unisex line of slippers that are well suited to the hamptons set. by adrienne gaffney

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ur whole concept is buying into a jet-set lifestyle with really cool accessories that are not going to be expensive,” explains designer Chris Mack of the accessories line she created with designer and actress Jennifer Creel. Featuring jewelry, shawls, and jodhpurs, Creel-Mack has now expanded into the footwear market with a collection of classically timeless slippers handmade in England and sold out East at Concept in Southampton.

For the pair, it was necessity that inspired the designs. “We’re very tall, and it’s hard to find good flats. I’ve always loved velvet slippers and so has Jennifer, so we wanted to create them for ourselves,” Mack says. “You can dress them up or dress them down, but no matter how you wear them, you always look chic.”

As Mack explains, the shoes fit into a style that’s as much a way of life as an aesthetic choice. “We love the unisex look. You can feel very elegant, sexy, and feminine in jeans, a white shirt, and the slippers, which are actually unisex,” she says. “It’s a lifestyle look.”

Offered in men’s and women’s sizes and in seasonal fabrics (velvet for

the cooler months and Ultrasuede for spring and summer), the flats feature either an embroidered butterfly or a Maltese cross, two symbols with deep significance to the designers. Creel grew up admiring a Maltese medallion her grandmother wore on a chain around her neck, but eventually realized that, given the size of her family, her chances of inheriting the piece were slim. “I wanted to be able to have it, so I decided to make my own,” she explains.

Mack, a trained graphic designer who has worked with Nicole Miller and Calypso, fashioned the cross into a logo for the company, and it seemed a fitting icon to feature on the shoes. “It’s for everybody, it’s a fun symbol, and it’s pretty,” Creel says.

Mack sees the butterfly-slipper option as being particularly well suited to the Hamptons. “For us, it resembles the lifestyle here.

You’re in and out everywhere,” she says. “It’s a casual, chic look for the Hamptons in general, where you never feel like you have to dress up to be formal.” Concept, 42A Jobs Lane, Southampton, 204-5966; conceptsouthampton.com; creel-mack.com H

from left: A Creel-Mack jewelry display at Concept; velvet Maltese slippers ($400).

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Back-to- M School Beauty About to embark on her college career, The Carrie Diaries star AnnaSophia Robb talks to Dior Beauty’s Dianne Vavra about acting, beauty, and summer fun.

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y dear friend AnnaSophia Robb’s sunny charm has made her a box-office draw since the tender age of 12. The petite stunner’s roles have ranged from an alienated teen experiencing romance for the first time in The Way Way Back to the very bossy Violet Beauregarde in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and a young Carrie Bradshaw in The CW’s Sex and the City prequel, The Carrie Diaries. This month, the 20-year-old star will take on a very different role: that of college freshman, beginning her first term at New York University.

AnnaSophia and I met two years ago, when she attended a New York party that I hosted for Natalie Portman. At the time she was filming The Carrie Diaries, and I was so taken by her beautiful face for makeup that I immediately sent her some Dior products. She’s been a loyal fan and a true

friend ever since. In a recent catch-up session, we talked about her role in the upcoming film Jack of the Red Hearts, her beloved new pet, and her love of the Hamptons.

We recently spent a fun day together with your new puppy, Sir Fergusson, who is adorable—and quite photogenic!

Ferg loves to get his picture taken. He loves attention. My boyfriend and I named him after one of our mentors. I added the “sir” for a laugh. We both love dogs. We also thought that Fergusson would help us with time management, patience, and that he’d force us outside in the winter even when it is freezing. Recently in Colorado, I took him swimming in a couple of creeks. He loved it! continued on page 154

photography by Sari Goodfriend. robb’s Hair by Ryan Cunningham for Whittemore House, Makeup by Gina Dadonna for Dior

Dianne Vavra chats with friend and actress AnnaSophia Robb (left) about her fall style and must-have beauty items.

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style by the sea from top: A selfproclaimed Dior fanatic, Robb achieves a dewy hue using Rosy Glow light-reflecting powder; the star of The Carrie Diaries (far left) in a scene with castmates; Miss Dior iconic perfume.

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“ For fall, it’s all about the layers [and] investing in a quality leather jacket that fits.”

—annasophia robb powder that brightens me up. And I love Dior Addict Lip Glow because it feels like a balm and provides just a hint of color. For hair, I don’t do much. Mostly, I put my hair in a topknot while it is damp and wrap a scrunchie around it so I don’t have an awkward bend.

It’s starting to look a bit like fall. What are your must-have wardrobe items as the seasons change? What did you learn about fashion while playing Carrie Bradshaw?

Flannels and scarves are my must-haves for fall, along with fun, cozy socks. It’s all about the layers, right? Also, you can’t go wrong investing in a quality leather jacket that fits. It’ll last forever. After all my fittings on The Carrie Diaries, I realized that for any item of clothing to look really sharp, it has to be tailored just right. If you don’t have expensive clothes but they fit your body perfectly, your outfit can still look like a million bucks. H

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continued from page 152 Fall is just around the corner, and you’ll be starting at NYU. What will be the focus of your studies?

I plan to study literature, religion, art history, theater, you name it—mostly liberal arts classes.

Your apartment has a water view, but are you a beach girl?

I do love the beach. I love most bodies of water because I love to swim. The water calms me; it is so tranquil. This is one of the reasons I love the Hamptons so much.

Did you have a chance to get out to the Hamptons this summer? What are places out East that are on your must-visit list?

I’ve been working nonstop all summer, and I haven’t had much downtime. But I love to chill on Shelter Island and spend time in Montauk. I had to learn to surf for a film I did called Soul Surfer, and I hear Montauk has some decent waves and isn’t too crowded.

You just finished filming Jack of the Red Hearts with Famke Janssen in New York.

What was that experience like?

Jack of the Red Hearts is a beautiful story about a dysfunctional family and the unexpected role a young woman plays in the healing of her family. It centers on the young daughter, who is severely autistic, and my character is a con artist, who acts as her companion. It is sweet and also enlightening about the struggles of autism and how it affects a family.

You’ve been working since a very young age. My kids and I have watched you over and over in Bridge to Terabithia, Because of Winn-Dixie, and Soul Surfer. What is one of your fondest memories from filming?

Oh, that’s tough. I’ve had so many great memories. One day on Bridge to Terabithia we filmed in a very remote location in New Zealand. I was 12 at the time and could only work nine hours on set, so to make my turnaround they helicoptered me, my parents, my costar Josh Hutcherson, and his mother back home. We had the most spectacular view of the New Zealand countryside.

You have such a fresh and original summer look. When it comes to beauty, what are your favorite products and your best tips?

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The Greatest Gift C&W Mercantile anchors Bridgehampton with a shop of treasures curated for children and interiors. by carrie doyle Photography by eric striffleR

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When you meet Dutton, you understand why C&W Mercantile has been a fixture in Bridgehampton for more than 30 years. The friendly Texas-bred blonde is gracious and warm and has impeccable taste. At her stunning store, which sells everything from gorgeous linens to elegant housewares to adorable children’s clothing, there is something for everyone. “People do need gifts all the time,” explains Dutton. “So we’re open every single day of the year, except Christmas and Thanksgiving. I think being open all week long is important if you want to be part of the community. And yes, in the winter it is very quiet. But we do business every day. Usually the people who come in during the dead of winter say, ‘I’m so happy you’re open.’ That makes us feel good.” continued on page 158

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Barbara Dutton purchased her favorite store in the Hamptons, C&W Mercantile, and now she sells gifts, housewares, and classic toys from Schylling and soft stuffed toys from Jellycat and Blabla (below).

“ People do need gifts all the time. So we’re open every single day of the year.”

—Barbara Dutton back office to showcase her bed linens and tableware. Best-selling brands include Yves Delorme, Haute Home, and Taylor Linens for the bed; Kissy Kissy, Siamomi, Pink Chicken, and Mimi and Maggie for children’s clothing; and Mariposa, Arte Italica, and Vietri for tableware and candles. “I like lines that are designed by individuals. I like that I can picture the person behind the brand,” she explains. “We sell lots of gifts: housewarming, hostess, wedding, and baby. I want them all to be special.”

In addition to her local customer base, there are also a fair number of celebrities who shop at C&W. Last summer, one very famous (unnamed) A-lister arrived on a Monday and asked for some duvets. Dutton said she could order them, and the celebrity said she would check someplace else.

Two hours later, she returned, having come up empty-handed, and proceeded to order duvets, down comforters, pillows, and two sets of sheets for six bedrooms. She needed them all by Friday. Dutton and her team sourced them from all over the country and had everything delivered and in place by Friday afternoon. The celebrity was most grateful and sent a gushing thank-you letter. It’s that touch of personal service that C&W Mercantile is known for.

“I hate to see Bridgehampton not feel like a village anymore,” laments Dutton. “But over here, the Candy Kitchen is my kitchen and people come back and forth between the businesses. Waves, another local business, is a few doors down. We have our little local corner.” 2385 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 537-7914 H

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continued from page 156 Founded in 1983 by a pair of owners whose last names began with C and W, the store was Dutton’s favorite place to shop on weekend visits to Bridgehampton. Originally working as an artist in NYC, Dutton was on her way back to her Lower East Side studio one Monday morning in May when she had a change of heart.

“I thought, why am I going back to the city when it’s so beautiful out here. Within two weeks, I had sold my loft and moved out here,” Dutton recalls. Her goal was to paint full-time, but the cost of living demanded a job, so she worked in retail. She ultimately settled in Sag Harbor and then met and married her husband and started a family (although later moved to Water Mill to raise them). And when she heard her favorite store in the Hamptons was for sale, she jumped at the chance to purchase it.

Dutton has expanded the business over the years, co-opting the neighboring real estate business to house her children’s clothing, and taking over a

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style spotlight

London Made British beauty comes to Sag Harbor with The Organic Pharmacy.

Kings Road favorite The Organic Pharmacy—the apothecary shop and spa founded by Margo and Francesco Marrone—is now finding favor with Hamptonites seeking high-end, chemical-free products. Duck & Weave, the Sag Harbor boutique owned

by London-native Robin Saidman, stocks the line’s Discovery/Travel Kit, which serves as a primer on the brand’s selections with appetizer-size offerings of items like Carrot Butter Cleanser, Double Rose Rejuvenating Face Cream, and Antioxidant Face Firming Serum. Duck & Weave, 78 Main St., Sag Harbor, 899-4888; duckandweave.co Discovery/Travel Kit, The Organic Pharmacy ($80).

Austerity Measures A design destination calls c/o The Maidstone home.

The lifestyle inn run by Swedish hotelier Jenny Ljunberg, c/o The Maidstone is introducing cutting-edge retail with Austere (austere.co), an outpost of the celebrated Los Angeles design boutique.

Featuring products from all-stars of the Scandinavian architecture and design scene (including Alvar Aalto, Arne Jacobsen, and newcomers like Teenage Engineering and Caroline Villard), Austere brings world-class furniture and décor accessories to the Hamptons.

Company founder and a native Swede, Fredrik Carlström, sees the Hamptons as a natural fit for his store. “In a place that’s dark large parts of the year, the summer is when people really come to life—that is celebrated throughout our culture,” he says. “Scandinavian design is informed by our longing for light and color and summer, which I think is perfectly captured in the aesthetic of c/o The Maidstone.” 207 Main St., East Hampton, 324-5006; themaidstone.com Step-Through bicycle,

BikeId ($690).

The Designed Life Blue 1 owners Crystal and Jarrett Willis embrace form and function.

With Blue 1, their wildly popular chain of boutiques, husband-and-wife team Crystal and Jarrett Willis are looking to help women find pieces perfectly suited to the different facets of their lives. Making them particularly enthusiastic this season are the polished, pant-like leggings from the line Getting Back to Square One, menswear-inspired overcoats, and a new fitness wear line called Koral. “Koral has super soft materials and little details that make the pieces have a different edge about them,” Crystal says. “Style is all about what feels good to you, and you being able to express that through what you wear.” 124 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-5830; 2397 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 237-1796; shopblue1.com H

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Crystal and Jarrett Willis in their Bridgehampton store.

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style spotlight

Shari’s Place readies for a momentous season.

This fall, Shari’s Place is branching out beyond the Hamptons with boutiques on NYC’s Upper East Side and in Palm Beach, Fla. In her current Greenvale and Southampton locations, owner Shari Kaynes is focusing on down jackets and impact coats, bags with embellishment, unusual skins, and cashmere. “Luxury is big now, whether it’s cashmere in a shawl, a gorgeous sweater, or blazer,” Kaynes explains. “And blazers are making a comeback.” The Italian cashmere line Colombo joins newcomer Rochas. They also offer skiwear from Pucci and Etro. 44 Glen Cove Road, Greenvale, 516-484-7400; 29 Main St., Southampton, 7267200; sharisplace.com from left:

Shari Kaynes at her boutique; Leather and suede knee-high boot, Chloé ($1,075).

Go West Theodora & Callum’s new collection features American- inspired prints.

With its casual luxury and eclectic glamour, Theodora & Callum— the accessories-based brand founded by Desiree Gruber and Stefani Greenfield—has established itself as a perfect complement to the Hamptons lifestyle. Inspired by their love of travel, the label takes its inspiration from the colors and artistic and architectural wonders they’ve visited around the world.

The fall collection expands on the travel theme, as the designers sought print inspiration from picturesque places—from the Adirondacks to Newport, Telluride, and Taos, which is reflected in a southwestern-style pattern that’s captured in a number of products. Scoop Beach, 51 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 3296800; theodoraandcallum.com H

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Square diamond ring ($1,295).

Bohemian Beach Style CJ Free debuts in Bridgehampton, plans for new charity collaborations, and refines its fine-jewelry line.

In 2008, two friends, actress Jamie-Lynn Sigler and former entertainment marketing director Holly Freeman, formed CJ Free, a beadthemed line of jewelry, crafted in custom materials. Debuting at 25 Park in Bridgehampton this month, CJ Free reflects the laid-back style of its founders—an aesthetic perfect for the East End. In 2011, Freeman created a bracelet in honor of a friend with breast cancer. Since then, Freeman and Sigler have designed pieces to benefit other nonprofits including the American Heart Association and, come September, Baby2Baby, which aids children in homeless and domestic violence shelters.

The pair is also growing their fine-jewelry line this month with a new Bead Stud collection. 25 Park, 2415 Main St., Bridgehampton, 537-7525; cjfreejewelry.com

from left: Pueblo allover fringe scarf ($175); black multi Adirondack art scarf ($165).

photography by eric striffler (kaynes)

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“A breathtaking view enjoyed from the comfort and luxury of one’s own home is a certain cure-all for a hectic life,” says Jim. He and his clients have a deep appreciation for what nature has to offer.

“I see my role, as a custom, luxury home builder on the East End and North Shore, to seamlessly mesh home and environment.” Builder of quality custom homes Jim openly acknowledges the attraction of this area is its raw www.zizzihomes.com natural beauty. “I’d be a fool not to invite it in, now wouldn’t I?” Quogue, NY 11959 • 631 653 9676

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tephanie Hirsch’s bold, message-driven works are as spirited as the artist herself. Utilizing a mix of graphics, embroidery, and beading, her thought-provoking canvases display sayings—both significant and cheeky—that convey a sense of depth. When the Bridgehampton local isn’t toiling away in her studio, she finds inspiration while surfing the neighborhood beaches and appreciating the natural beauty of the East End. For long days in the sunshine, Hirsch stocks her beach bag with these local favorites. H

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1. Works on Whatever towel, Yayoi Kusama ($95). Love Adorned, 156 Main St., Amagansett, 2677720; loveadorned.com 2. Maxi racer-back tank dress, Surf Bazaar ($150).

183 South Edgemere St., Montauk, 668-1035; thesurfbazaar.com 3. The Scent of Peace, Bond No. 9 ($265). 45 Main St., Sag Harbor, 7257467; bondno9.com

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5. Burlap and leather bag, Julia ($295). Jennifer Miller Jewelry, 55 Main St., East Hampton, 329-9061; 28 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 283-9061; jennifer millerjewelry.com

Salon Games Valery Joseph offers haircare to go.

Salon addicts can rest assured that their tresses are safe away from home, thanks to hairstyling icon Valery Joseph’s collection, Long by Valery Joseph.

It offers a full range of products infused with “smart” Keratin protein specifically engineered to restore hair’s health. The shining star? Long’s Nourish mask for dry hair, which erases any evidence of long days in the sun and surf. 2454 Main St., Bridge hampton, 537-8967; valeryjoseph.com

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4. Nudity glasses, Thierry Lasry ($525). Steven Alan, 75 Main St., East Hampton, 604-1726; stevenalan.com

social Network clockwise from far left: Steven

Gambrel; the interior of Bloom in Sag Harbor; Marco Zanuso Senior chair from Stellar Union (price on request); Brunello Cucinelli cashmere sport coat ($3,700); a shell from Blooming Shells.

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hen design is both your occupation and your passion, it permeates every conceivable arena of life, from fashion to food. This is the plight of Steven Gambrel, a trained architect and interior designer, who has brought his elegant and thoughtful style to high-end homes around the globe. With his company, S.R. Gambrel Inc., he’s created a custom lighting line with Urban Electric Company, designed a line of custom accessories with the Lacquer Company, and launched Dering Hall (deringhall.com), a website featuring home furnishings and accessories designed by the industry’s top talents. This year (as well as in 2012), he was included on Architectural Digest’s “AD100” list of top talents in architecture and interior design.

On summer days, Gambrel finds himself seeking out shops that emphasize the same values as his designs: a unique vision and a story to tell.

Here are his best bets: The Hamptons are a wonderland of potential design inspirations for Gambrel. How does his own Sag Harbor home take inspiration from the region? “Well, entirely,” he

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explains. “Sandy, watery colors, driftwood textures, and nub­­by textiles.” One of his most treasured pieces is a custom lantern that he commissioned from Battle Iron & Bronze (112 Maple Lane, Bridgehampton, 537-2193), while Bloom (43 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 7255940) and MONC XIII (40 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 808-3333; monc13.com) are favorite stops for inspired home accessories. Gambrel stresses his love of the candles from MONC XIII. Other recommendations of his are for off-the-beaten path spots like Stellar Union (25 N. Sea Road, Southampton, 204-0315; stellarunion.com) and Croft Antiques (11 S. Main St., Southampton, 283-6445).

When it comes to shopping for fashion, there’s nowhere for Gambrel but Brunello Cucinelli (39 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 324-3400;

When shopping out East, Gambrel relishes the opportunity to seek out hidden gems.

brunellocucinelli.com), whose luxurious, Italian classics are a completely organic fit for Hamptons days. When outfitting himself for afternoons on the beach, Gambrel hits James Perse (56 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 907-9270; james perse.com) for its top of the line swim trunks.

But for Gambrel, shopping out East is not simply about the act of acquisition. Rather, he relishes the opportunity to seek out new hidden gems and to frequent the small shops that he’s loved and remained loyal to for years.

“My nieces love Blooming Shells (11 Washington St., Sag Harbor, 725-9504; bloomingshells.com),” he says, and he often finds himself steering his friends toward the seashell emporium. He places his regular haunts like Ruby Beets (25 Washington St., Sag Harbor, 899-3275; ruby beets.com), R.E. Steele Antiques (74 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 324-7812), and Cavaniola’s Gourmet (89 Division St., Sag Harbor, 7250095; cavaniola.com) in a similar category: independent shops emphasizing fine design, handcraftsmanship, and fostering community.

How very Hamptons! S.R. Gambrel Inc., 55 Grove St., NYC, 212-925-3380; srgambrel.com H

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Sag Harbor’s Steven Gambrel indulges his eye for design at local gems. by adrienne gaffney

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Watchmakers are delving into their archives to create classics for the future. by roberta naas photography by jeff crawford

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nspiration—the single factor that grips a designer’s thoughts and sparks startling creativity—reveals itself in many modes.

Contemporary watchmakers are looking to brand archives for artistic impressions that influence the designs of modern timepieces. H For more watch features and expanded coverage, go to hamptonsmagazine.com/watches.

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The unmistakable appearance of the new Montblanc Homage to Nicolas Rieussec Limited Edition ($11,500), named for the watchmaker who patented the chronograph in 1821, combines an off-center hour circle in the upper portion, and the chronograph’s elapsed-time displays in the lower portion of the dial features two enameled discs (one for 60 elapsed seconds at 8 o’clock, and a second for 30 elapsed minutes at 4 o’clock). Roosevelt Field, 630 Old Country Road, Garden City, 516-248-4810; montblanc.com Inspired by the record-breaking ultrathin watches of the 1950s, Piaget returned to the drawing board and took three years to build this revolutionary Altiplano 38mm 900P ($27,800). Made of 38mm white gold, it’s the thinnest mechanical watch—the movement parts are actually merged with the case in a record-breakingly 3.65mm slim design.

London Jewelers, Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-627-7475; piaget.com On its 175th anniversary, Patek Philippe recalls its illustrious past with new renditions of iconic timepieces. The first Calatrava was created in 1932 and showcased sleek lines and a hobnail bezel. The new Calatrava Ref. 5116R ($28,100) features the original bezel pattern and is crafted in 18k rose gold with an authentic enamel dial. It houses a mechanical manually wound movement. London Jewelers, 47 Main St., Southampton, 287-4499; patek.com

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Beauty At his workshop in the South of France, Jean-Claude Ellena was inspired by the leather used to make classic bags like the Hermès Oxer duffel (far right) to create his Cuir d’Ange fragrance (right).

“ I realized that each leather had a different scent, and the most beautiful smelled of flowers.”

—JEAN-CLAUDE ELLENA

A stunning new fragrance from Hermès takes its inspiration from iconic leather handbags—and sensual French literature. by mandi norwood

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hen Jean-Claude Ellena became “the nose” of Hermès 10 years ago, his first port of call was the maison’s leather vault in Paris. Providing specialized storage for the skins that form the brand’s iconic luggage and handbags, “It was a marvelous treasure,” Ellena recalls, “an Ali Baba’s cave, where each piece of leather was arranged by characteristic and color.

“There I saw and touched the most beautiful leather, even some that weighed only a few grams in my hand, so soft that I hardly dared to touch it,” he says. “I realized that each leather, tanned naturally, had a different scent, and the most beautiful and expensive pieces smelled of flowers…. I was seized by happiness and decided right then that I wanted to create a perfume inspired by leather.”

This month, 67-year-old Ellena’s dream is realized in the form of Cuir

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Tell us more about the connection you make between literature and fragrance.

I am a writer of smells. For me, perfume is more a poetic creation than a concept. It touches us, moves us, fires our imagination. I have a writer’s approach.

I tell stories with perfume. Perfumers all use the same ingredients and raw materials. It’s their writing talent that makes the difference.

Why are you inspired by the author Jean Giono?

I see literature—with a capital L—as significant. It has always fueled my imagination, but it’s true I have a special relationship with Jean Giono, which must derive from our Provençal origins and how we understand the world.

Why did it take 10 years to create Cuir d’Ange?

It’s a slow process—and very demanding. The hardest thing is [figuring out] how I am going to translate the concept into a physical presence. Until the moment comes that the product matches the idea in my head, I put it aside; I continued on page 172

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Eau, My Word!

d’Ange (angel leather), a fragrance that’s both gentle and assertive, shifting between delicate heliotropes and woody hawthorn, bashful violets and narcissi, and unrestrained musk.

As with all fragrances, there are layers of notes: the top notes that provide the first fragrant impression, the middle ones that form the heart of the scent seconds after application, and the base notes that linger long after the perfume has dried on the skin. With Cuir d’Ange, the first spray bursts into a generous—but not overly floral—bouquet that’s just sweet enough for a woman and yet robust enough for a man. Minutes later, it settles into a gorgeous veil of caramel, pipe tobacco, and a sprinkling of breezy wildflowers.

It feels beautiful on the skin, too—like cool, expensive, powder-soft suede....

“Angel leather,” asserts Ellena, referencing the words of early-20th-century French author Jean Giono, who has been a source of inspiration for Ellena for more than three decades. In his autobiography, Jean le Blue (Blue Boy), Giono describes his father in his cobbler’s workshop, “busy making shoes in angel leather for some god with a thousand feet.”

For Ellena, who compares his process of creating fragrances to that of writing a book, Giono’s phrase “angel leather,” combined with his own epiphany at the Hermès vault, provided the compelling concept Ellena needed for his next fragrance masterpiece.

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Beauty

Jean-Claude Ellena uses the simplest tools—pen, paper, smelling strips (left)—and his finely tuned nose to create fragrances for Hermès.

continued from page 170 come back to it later, I work on it. That’s why it can take 10 years.

Cuir d’Ange is appealing for both women and men. How did you accomplish that?

I don’t think smells have a gender any more than colors, sounds, or tastes do.

Unfortunately, societies have created codes that we find difficult to break from. These codes are a framework that helps us live in an increasingly complex world, but one from which we sometimes want to be free. For me, perfumes are like works of art and, as such, aren’t intended for men or women, but for all mankind.

In your book, The Diary of a Nose: A Year in the Life of a Parfumeur (Rizzoli, $25), you say there is a misconception that your perfumes only contain natural ingredients, nothing artificial.

I see all ingredients as smells, whether they’re natural or artificial. I love them all. I don’t differentiate between them, so long as they serve my idea.

The advent of chemical ingredients has given us a much broader olfactory palette. How lucky we are!

What are your own personal favorite scents?

The smell of human skin without perfume—my wife’s and my children’s.

Tell us about your studio. Why did you choose to have it in Grasse?

I live and work in the South of France near Grasse, the perfume capital. I was born there. It’s an incredible space, steeped in history, filled with light and smells. The workshop I come to every morning is a house designed in the ’60s and built into the side of a hill. The workshop is

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open; the doors are never closed. My work tools are sheets of paper, a pencil, a fountain pen, an eraser, smelling strips, and rotating smellingstrip holders. The laboratory is at the far end of the house, as far as possible from my office, so that I’m not distracted by the smell. I work exclusively from memory.

You have created many iconic fragrances, including Van Cleef & Arpels’s First and Bulgari’s Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert. Do you consider Cuir d’Ange to be a new classic?

I sincerely hope so—to have a perfume that stands outside of time, a perfume beyond fashions and trends.

What’s the difference between French and American tastes in fragrance?

For Americans, the notion of cleanliness dominates. Pleasure is allowed if it’s useful—for example, smelling clean and having good longevity—whereas French-style perfuming likes a bit of controversy and the body’s own smells.

How did you finally realize your vision for Cuir d’Ange? Was it a “voilà!” moment?

Suddenly, an instant will come when you say, “That’s it! That’s what I was looking for.” Creating a fragrance is a terrible and terrifying process because I’m the kind of person who is continually dissatisfied until that moment comes. And then the pleasure is very short. Like sex—Frenchstyle! Cuir d’Ange is number 12 in Hermès’s Hermessence collection of perfumes and is available exclusively in Hermès stores. Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-869-6660; hermes.com H

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FORE midable Former NYC mayor Rudy Giuliani and Hall of Fame golfer Raymond Floyd discuss the game, the upcoming Ryder Cup, and how the links on the East End rival the best in the world.

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he words “resolute,” “steadfast,” and “determined,” hardly do justice to describe Hall of Fame golfer Raymond Floyd and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani individually. Put them together, and there aren’t enough adjectives to capture their iconic yet vastly different professional accomplishments. Floyd’s PGA career spanned five decades with 22 wins including four Major Championships. Giuliani tackled New York City crime and ultimately united a nation in the aftermath of September 11. Both men are formidable: Floyd known for his icy, blue-eyed stare as he fiercely battled competitors on the golf course, and Giuliani’s will compelled the city to regain its strength following our darkest moment in history.

And yet the game of golf is common turf for the two men. Both will venture to Gleneagles in Scotland for the 2014 Ryder Cup, September 23-28. Floyd, 72, who retired from playing professionally in 2010, was appointed vice captain of the 2014 US Ryder Cup team by Captain Tom Watson; and Giuliani, chairman and CEO of Giuliani Partners LLC, will attend as strategic advisor to the PGA of America, a role that allows him to combine his passion for golf with the mission and work of the PGA. Both have homes out East and enjoy the many fine courses here, and both men credit the women in their lives for success and enjoyment of the game.

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“The best tournament golf course in the world is Shinnecock. I don’t think any world-class player takes Shinnecock out of their top three.”—raymond floyd ANN LIGUORI: Raymond, you’ve done so much in the Ryder Cup world. You’ve played on eight Ryder Cup teams, captained the 1989 US team, and in 1993, you returned as a player at the age of 51, earning three points for the US. Raymond floyd: It’s such a difficult team to make. This year, you have nine players make the team off of sheer merit, and we get three captain’s picks. It’s a unique format that happens every other year, and everybody is trying to make this team. It’s so special to represent your country. It’s the ultimate! And it brings guys together; there are relationships and bonds and camaraderie that are melded at Ryder Cup that bonds friendships forever. We’re individual performers. We don’t affect anyone by what we shoot. But you go into Ryder Cup, and you’re playing not only with 11 other players, but you’ve got your country on your shoulders. That’s huge! It’s every player’s goal to make Ryder Cup teams.

Tiger Woods called US Ryder Cup Captain Tom Watson to tell him not to consider him for one of the three captain’s picks due to his ailing back. It must have been a relief that Tiger initiated that call.

RF: Yes, we had expected that. You definitely want a “healthy” Tiger on the team. You’ve got to be able to play 36 holes for two straight days. As Watson has said, Tiger will be honest; he knows we are playing for our country, and if he’s not healthy, he will say he’s not healthy like he did in 2008. [Tiger did not play in the 2008 Ryder Cup Competition at Valhalla due to a knee injury.]

How did you react when Tom Watson asked you to be a vice captain for this upcoming Ryder Cup? RF: When Tom called me to ask me, it floored me. I was not prepared! Of course, I said yes, and here I am in the middle of it.

You are only one of two players to win PGA Tour events in four different decades. With 22 PGA Tour wins, four Majors, all these Ryder Cups, what do you think has been the key to your longevity?

RF: I had great support. Maria, my wife, was very special. She supported my golf. She was my partner.

Looking back on your career and all of your accolades, would you say your Masters win was the best golf you ever played?

RF: I have two Majors that really stand out: [In 1976] I won the Masters by 8 strokes so I played very, very well, and the PGA Championship in Tulsa [in 1982], where I shot 63 in the opening round and won by three strokes. To overwhelm the field was very special.

Rudy, when you were mayor of New York City, you helped lower the crime rate and had to be so tough handling so many issues.

How does that “tough” personality translate to golf, where being mellow and relaxed is really the key.

RUDY GIULIANI: Yes, crime was down 58 percent and murder was down 65 percent [when I was mayor]. It wasn’t just toughness [that did it], it was strategy, and golf has a lot of strategy.

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What do you bring from your career to the game of golf?

RG: Golf helps me in so many ways. First of all, it’s my relaxation. [My wife] Judith and I play a lot for that reason. Sometimes you can’t get everything off your mind; it intrudes in to your game. Most of the time, you can get all of the things you’re pondering, the decisions you’re making off your mind. You can just concentrate on hitting that ball, making a good score, winning a bet, just having fun. Sometimes just looking at the beautiful scenery puts everything in perspective.

Tell us about Giuliani Partners being a strategic advisor for the PGA of America and your suggestions to the association about growing the game.

RG: We have to make it simpler and easier. Let’s shorten the course and make playing 12 holes instead of 18 holes the norm. I’ve played tennis for 20 years, and I’ve never played five sets like the pros do; I’ll play three sets with my pals. So why play 18 holes [in golf]? That’s what pros do to win tournaments.

Raymond, what do you like about spending time in the Hamptons?

RF: We came in 1986 when I won the US Open at Shinnecock, and we fell in love with it. We came back in ’95, and decided we’d summer out here, so we bought the land and built the house.

And the East End is really golf paradise in the US. RF: Oh absolutely! You can name courses that people don’t think about like Westhampton Country Club or Southampton Golf Club, both designed by Seth Raynor. Everyone knows Shinnecock and National, but think about Atlantic, Friar’s Head, Sebonack, and Maidstone. You’ve got such special golf out here. And the weather’s so good. The summer out East is a micro-climate. It’s 90 degrees in the city, and it will be 81 or 82 out here. It’s very special in the summertime.

If you could pick a favorite course, what would it be?

RF: The best tournament golf course in the world is Shinnecock.

I don’t think any world-class player takes Shinnecock out of their top three.

Rudy, I hear that Raymond was ribbing you that Judith is a better golfer than you.

RG: I’m not in the least bit upset about that! She is two strokes better quite legitimately. I take great credit for this because I’m her teacher.

I learned golf when I was about 57; baseball was my sport. I had to unlearn a lot of things from my baseball swing. I got all these books and videos, and I’d make little drawings and little lessons.

Raymond, how’s your game these days?

RF: I’m carrying a two or three handicap. I don’t even know what it is.

I turn in all my scores. When I start playing more than I have, I can get down to a scratch. The thing that I’ve done for a lot of years is be able to shoot my age. In fact, last year on my birthday I shot 70 at Shinnecock on my 71st, so when I turn 72 in September, my goal will be to try to shoot my age again. H

score card Raymond Floyd has an impact on the links and beyond. on the record: With his round

of 62 in 1997, Floyd holds the course record at National Golf Links of America. He also held the course record at Shinnecock Hills for 17 years, until Adam Scott broke it in 2013.

MAJOR feat: Floyd won a PGA Tour event in four different decades (1960s-1990s), joining Sam Snead as the only player to accomplish this feat.

Cause closest to his heart:

In honor of his wife, Maria, who died of bladder cancer, Floyd and his daughter, Christina Floyd Di Donna, work with Pin Down Bladder Cancer. The charity’s proceeds benefit Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center’s bladder cancer Translational Science Program. Floyd also gifted $1 million to the MD Anderson Cancer Center. pindownbladdercancer.org

At the US Open at Shinnecock Hills in 1986, Raymond Floyd celebrates putting the winner.

Rudy Giuliani plays during the Els for Autism Pro Am at The PGA National Golf Club in 2014.

photography by david cannon/getty images (shinnecock, trophy); andy lyons/getty images (valhalla); andrew eccles (judith); photo by mike ehrmann/getty images (giuliani).

pros giving back The PGA affects the community out East.

Founded in 1978, PGA Reach, the charitable arm of the PGA of America, expands upon the parent organization’s mission to foster the enjoyment of the game and contribute to the sport’s growth. PGA Reach aims to positively impact the lives of at-risk youth, military veterans, and diverse populations through golf programming. The Hamptons is currently home to 23 PGA professionals, actively working in our community.

The Best Fit Ralph Lauren outfits the 2014 US Ryder Cup Team.

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Floyd hits a shot during the delayed second round of the Senior PGA Championship in 2004 at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky.

Giuliani admits his wife, Judith, is a better golfer than he.

After winning the US Open at Shinnecock in 1986, Floyd proudly holds his trophy.

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Island in Noir swimsuit, Eres ($595). 55 Main St., East Hampton, 604-5544; eres.fr.

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Camisole, Hanro ($66). Bonne Nuit, 55 Main St., Unit A, East Hampton, 324-7273; hanro.com. Pant, Marni ($1,070). net-a-porter.com. Yellowgold and diamond wire Love Always necklace, Phillips House ($1,700).

London Jewelers, 2 Main St., East Hampton, 329-3939; london jewelers.com. Cable Collectibles bracelet with pavé pendant and diamonds, David Yurman ($1,425).

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Cashmere sweater, Prada ($1,810).

Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-365-9700; prada.com. Bandeau top, Donna Karan (price on request). Americana Manhasset, 516-869-0500; donnakaran.com. Yellow-gold and diamond wire Love Always necklace, Phillips House ($1,700). London Jewelers, 2 Main St., East Hampton, 329-3939; londonjewelers.com.

Cable Collectibles bracelet with pavé pendant and diamonds, David Yurman ($1,425). Americana Manhasset, 516-627-1700; davidyurman.com. Gold hand bracelet and gold bar bracelet, model’s own Tom Ford Illuminating Primer ($74), Traceless Foundation Stick in Fawn ($80), Shade and Illuminate in Intensity One ($77), Illuminating Powder in Translucent ($75), Eye Color Quad in Golden Mink ($79), Brow Sculptor in Espresso ($44), Eye Defining Pencil in Bruise ($36), Cheek Color in Love Lust ($57), Lip Color in Pink Dusk ($50). Tom Ford, Hirshleifer’s, 2080 Northern Blvd., 516-627-3566; tomford.com. Oribe Dry Texture Spray ($39), Gel Serum ($58), Foundation Mist ($24). 27 Hampton Salon, 27 Hampton Road, 377-3107; oribe.com

beauté:

Model: Alicia Rountree at One Management Hair by Dominick Pucciarello at ABTP.com using Oribe Makeup by Meredith Baraf at DeFacto using Tom Ford Beauty Shot on location at The Surf Lodge in Montauk, where model Alicia Rountree has a pop up of her restaurant, Tartinery.

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beauty Designer Richard Mishaan uses ingenuity and restraint to craft a soothing home that’s as familyfriendly as it is luxurious. by jean nayar photograhy by MARCO RICCA

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In the family room, a Chuck Price wishbone sculpture and Guida Gambone fern plate accent a white leather ottoman.

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the classic shingle-style Sagaponack home that Karen Silverman shares with her husband, two young children, and five dogs, and chances are the first thing you’ll feel is an instant sense of serenity. “I like Zen-like, peaceful, clean spaces without a lot of tchotchkes,” says Silverman, who collaborated with New York-based interior designer Richard Mishaan to curate many of the home’s meticulously edited spaces. “ ‘Less is more’ has always been my philosophy.”

Inside, you’re also likely to feel immediately comfortable, as the graciously proportioned rooms are furnished with a mix of easy-on-the-eye antiques and plush classic modern furnishings that seamlessly relate to the overall environs. “I also believe a home should feel like a home,” she adds.

The Hamptons abode is the family’s second home, a respite away from their primary residence in Manhattan, where Silverman’s husband works in finance. The Sagaponack house was always intended as a family retreat—where all could enjoy some quality time apart from the hustle and bustle of the city, so a calm and welcoming family-friendly ambiance was one of the couple’s top objectives from the outset. Yet, on closer inspection, there’s also layer upon layer of subtle luxury, which elevates both the form and function of the home.

“It’s like Italian menswear or an Hermès bag,” says Mishaan. “When you first see it, you recognize the quality, but you’re not assaulted by luxury and details. Instead, the more you look, the more they come to life.”

The home’s character and substance as well as its flow weren’t always there from the start, however. Mishaan stepped in where previous designers had left off—keeping some pieces, but reworking them, starting fresh with new ones, and then reconfiguring the furniture layouts to genuinely support the way the family really lives. In the over-scale living room, for instance, a clutch of diverse seating groups now offer up gathering areas that serve different purposes on different occasions, while open circulation paths pull the large space together as a harmonious ensemble.

“The original layout just didn’t work,” recalls Mishaan, adding that although he added several new pieces, the altered arrangement enables the many furnishings to aesthetically cohere as a whole. The two sofas in the room were placed back to back so that when people were gathered there, they felt they were either on one side of the room or the other. “Instead, I

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“ ‘Less is more’ has always been my philosophy.”

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In the oversize living room, diverse seating arrangements offer varied groupings that serve different purposes on various occasions.

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Blue and purple striped fabric and a graphic work of art by Jim Dow help keep the homeowner’s son’s room youthful yet timeless.

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The open kitchen’s wooden island was stained to match the floors to add warmth to the all-white room.

broke up the furniture plan into conversation zones where people could interact comfortably, focus on one another, and feel a sense of warmth,” he explains. “I also added some new furnishings, so that now you can have four or five people gathered together to talk next to the fireplace, or you could pull up a couple stools and include a few more. You could also comfortably fill the room with eight, 10, or 14 people when there’s a larger party. Even the two high-back wing chairs are great for more intimate conversations with a business associate on a different occasion.”

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he home’s subtle yet rich palette also contributes to the holistic sense of continuity. “It’s funny, in my mind, the palette is like a Japanese kimono or a Morandi painting, with lots of very complex, very subtle neutrals,” says Mishaan. Although colors are limited—mostly to brown, aubergine, and white—they’re present in an almost infinite array of shades and textures, which reflect or absorb light and inject the rooms with grace notes of nuance. The furnishings in the elegant yet cozy family room offer a case in point. Here, a huddle of ivory satin pillows shimmer against plush plum velvet cushions set atop the nubby espresso cotton-linen blend base of the amply scaled sectional. Two crisp white linen club chairs and a big white leather ottoman round out the furniture mix, which is accented with gourd urns—one 1960s French, the other vintage Japanese—plus a tabletop wishbone sculpture by Chuck Price and a 1950s fern plate by Guido Gambone, a contemporary of Gio Ponti.

Working closely with the owners, Mishaan deftly mixed existing pieces with new ones to reshape and enhance the form and function of other rooms, too. In the kitchen, he introduced new wood counters and stained them to match the floors to bring in more warmth. “Stone counters in a home with children feel too cold,” he says. In the dining room, a pair of antique Chinese temple chairs were moved from the entry to add touches of “whimsical fun,” says the designer, while older dining chairs were “reinvented” with trim pleated slipcovers, and new aqua-colored plates and lavender vases introduce fresh notes of color.

Bedrooms were also updated with a sense of tailored timelessness. In the son’s room, blue, purple, and white striped fabrics on pillows and ottomans bring youthful energy to new white classic furnishings that will grow as the boy matures. To brighten the tonal composition in the master bedroom, Mishaan also had the headboard and a Deco-inspired duo of swivel chairs reupholstered, and he brought in fresh energy with a lively mix of framed photographs. “The real-life scenes and mundane cityscapes offer a great juxtaposition to such an elegant room,” notes the designer.

In fact, throughout the restrained and tailored home, a few bold photographs enliven the atmosphere with zesty punches of personality—some are vintage black-and-white images, others are colorful and sometimes kitschy. “We are big collectors of art,” says Silverman, “but in this house we’ve only included photographs.”

Seen through divided-light windows, flowers from the gardens (which Silverman’s husband developed with landscape architect Edmund Hollander) bring additional pops of color into the rooms. Yet, outside, too, the palette is restrained with blooms in shades of mostly lavender and white that meld seamlessly with the hues inside. “It’s elegant and luxurious, and at the same time user-friendly,” says Mishaan, summing up the overall design. “And unlike many family homes, which have a lot of accessories and trinkets, here it’s the opposite. The family has a very restrained way of living, so that everything they have is in use.”

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Designer Richard Mishaan used a palette of brown, white, and aubergine, colors he calls “complex, subtle neutrals.”

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Best-Dressed List As another season draws to a close, let us reflect on this summer’s greatest sartorial achievements. From backyard cocktail casual to floor-sweeping black-tie formal, the Hamptons was awash this summer in bold hues, brilliant patterns, and truly inspired silhouettes. Our panel of four fashion insiders now pool their expertise to shine a light on 50 of the greatest style setters among us. photography courtesy of patrickmcmullan.com, gettyimages.com, and bfanyc.com

Our Hall of Fame Best-Dressed Committee: Alina Cho An authority on fashion and editor-at-large at Ballantine Bantam Dell, Cho is responsible for developing and coediting books on style and fashion.

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andrew saffir The founder of The Cinema Society, Saffir holds the Hamptons’ most exclusive screenings and parties—his invites are most coveted among the East Enders.

Lizzie tisch Fashion enthusiast Tisch partnered with Kim Kassel to create Suite 1521. She and her husband, Jonathan Tisch, co-chaired the 2014 MET Gala.

anne keating The SVP of PR for Bloomingdale’s, Keating is responsible for the initiation, creation, and direction of the brand’s press and philanthropic efforts.

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Daniel Benedict As a leading product designer, aesthetics come naturally to Benedict whose ability to make trousers and a navy blazer look dramatically new wowed guests at Dom Pérignon’s P2-1998 launch.

Christie Brinkley An iconic beauty of our time— whether on the beach in the Hamptons or at a bustling dinner party—whatever Brinkley wears, she wears it well.

Jack Brinkley-cook Stepping out on his own—while still taking a page from his mother, Christie—the young model’s simple, cool Hamptons style is a tribute to classic Americana.

Whitney Fairchild The fashion designer made white feel completely new again with a figure-hugging mini dress at the Guild Hall gala that showed less can be more.

Whitney Fairchild

Consistently Classic Refined lines and elegant pieces are staples in their wardrobes, and nothing works better for a Hamptons fête than the clean, nautical American palette of navy blue, crimson red, and stark white.

Matt Lauer Using color and texture to make classic pieces feel fresh, the Today show anchor is always immaculately tailored whether on TV or in the Hamptons relaxing.

Dylan Lauren A gorgeous show-stopper who is unafraid of color, the Dylan’s Candy Bar owner takes a cue from the beautiful simplicity of

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her father, Ralph Lauren, and looks impeccable in a bright polo and jeans.

Lee Mindel The architect to Ralph Lauren and Sting is always camera-ready at summertime soirees with his casual chic Hamptons style.

Julianne Moore In acting roles and in fashion choices, Moore never logs a miss, and her look for the Children’s Health Fund benefit (gorgeous red, wide-legged pants and a simple, white blouse) was no exception.

Soledad O’Brien The broadcast journalist looked stunning in a simple black column dress, accessorized with killer beads and a show-stopping belt at Russell Simmons’s Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation Art for Life benefit.

Harry Slatkin The home fragrance executive’s business suits and his East Hampton-ready weekend ensembles all share one common theme: expert tailoring and design with just a touch of spirited whimsy.

Martha Stewart The domestic doyenne’s unadorned looks are deceptively simple, with clean lines and perfectly mixed proportions serving as a backdrop for her glowing visage.

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The Bold and the Beautiful Vibrant colors and radiant grooming punctuate their looks, as this group of glamorous guys and gals attends only the A-list parties on the East End event circuit.

Veronica Miele Beard The codesigner of fashion line Veronica Beard wowed guests at Giorgio Armani’s Baby Buggy dinner in a floral mini and is gorgeous, chic, and a mother of five: a winning combination.

Olivia Chantecaille

Dr. Samantha Boardman Whether she’s at a dinner party or at the gym, this psychiatrist and social butterfly is never anything but impeccably turned out.

Beth Buccini The Kirna Zabête co-owner paired a Valentino jumpsuit with big, colorful earrings purchased last year in Capri to dazzling effect at the Baby Buggy dinner.

Georgina Chapman As the designer and cofounder of Marchesa, it’s clear that Chapman’s fashion sense is not to be disputed—but equally impressive is her ability to bring that glamour to her off-duty dressing.

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Sarah Easley Kirna Zabête’s other half proved that demure and striking can go hand-in-hand with languid, flowy, simple looks that provide just the right amount of flash but still get attention.

Sarah Jessica Parker/ Matthew Broderick This couple was as chic as ever this season: For the Dom Pérignon P2-1998 launch, Parker donned a flowing, colorful dress and purple heels, and Broderick was dapper in a pastel palette.

Campion Platt It doesn’t take much for the celebrated architect and former model to make an impression, so his relaxed take on menswear and trademark glasses make for the perfect look.

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Jonathan Tisch From the boardroom to barbecues, the Loews Hotels chairman and treasurer of the New York Giants is always expertly attired.

photography by barry gordin (parker)

Olivia Chantecaille The cosmetics queen’s looks—from gorgeous floral sundresses to delicate and ethereal cocktail numbers—are always perfectly feminine and garden-party ready.

Nacho Figueras/ Delfina Blaquier The beautiful polo pair showcase off-the-grounds style that’s always classic, elegant, and not without a welcome dose of colorful flair.

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Donna Karan Impeccably dressing women for 40 years, Karan is a true icon with an unfailing goal to make women feel comfortable in their own skin.

Kelly Klein The epitome of Hamptons chic, Klein’s summer-perfect, light-as-air sundresses made her the toast of the benefit circuit this season.

Carolyn Murphy/ Lincoln Pilcher The gorgeous blue-eyed couple were a breath of fresh air in elegant white and chambray-heavy summer looks at the lawn party Pilcher cohosted with Mr Porter and Net-a-Porter.

Brooke garber Neidich The chic, current—but never trendy—fashion choices of the philanthropist and jewelry designer are always spot-on and serve as the perfect backdrop to her magnificent jewelry collection.

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Hilary Rhoda The raven-haired model requires very little extra assistance to look absolutely fantastic. She wisely kept it basic this season with fresh, youthful florals and simple accessories.

Bohemian Chic Taking a laid-back approach to selecting their

Christy Turlington The laid-back and low-key nature that fits both the supermodel’s fashion sense and way of life seems a natural fit for the East End, where her beachy looks are forever flawless.

looks is a conscious choice for this clique, who makes a statement with their easygoing versus obsessively pulled-together approach.

June Ambrose In her work with A-listers, the reputation of this stylist and designer is unparalleled. Her own bold accessories and color-soaked ensembles are always on point as is her presentation on air for HSN.

Tory Burch Unafraid of prints and color, the powerhouse designer is the reigning queen of preppy-bohemian luxe.

There is something nostalgic yet modern in her personal style, especially seen in her vibrant statement jewelry.

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Rachel Zoe With her bold jewelry, retro shades, and boho-chic maxi dresses, Zoe’s summer uniform channeled ’70s glamour and Cali cool to brilliant effect.

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Chloe Malle With her gingham and floral Peter Pilotto dress, Vogue’s social editor Malle’s sweet look wowed the garden party crowd at the P2-1998 launch cohosted by Champagne maker Dom Pérignon and lifestyle guru Martha Stewart.

On the Cutting Edge The ultimate way to get the attention of shutterbugs and to keep the invitations at your door? A fresh approach to fashion worked

Chris Mitchell Not only is he the VP and publisher of venerated men’s bible GQ, but Mitchell is also the poster boy: effortlessly mixing tailored clothing with high fashion and street sensibility.

well: For the men, exquisite tailoring was in; for the ladies, showing some skin and a hair color overhaul turned out to be the ultimate attention grabbers this season.

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Bruce Bozzi JR. Just as comfortable in swim trunks as in a tuxedo, the Palm Restaurant Group EVP’s covetable style may be often imitated, but it’s never duplicated.

Hannah Bronfman A gracious and fun-loving model, DJ, and app cofounder, Bronfman is as engaging in person as through social media. Her style is current, fun, and no-fuss—just like Bronfman herself.

Andy Cohen The executive producer and Watch What Happens: Live host incited a rush on plaid purchases with the winning ensemble he wore to the School’s Out benefit.

Anh Duong The artist and model’s personal style has long been celebrated, and this summer was no exception.

Like always, her choice of chic, architectural pieces was completely on the money and offset her striking beauty.

Rula Jebreal Rising up to overcome many challenges none of us could imagine, while producing screenplays and covering world news as a journalist, Jebreal is a dynamic woman who makes looking so fabulous effortless.

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Jessica Seinfeld The cookbook author and Baby Buggy founder’s chic platinum blonde crop was a sleek canvas for her adventurous yet on-point outfits.

Beth ostrosky Stern Always dressed with a smile and the personification of what summer should look like, the sunny animal activist was a vision at local events all summer long.

Jessica Seinfeld

Lisa Perry The designer’s colorful and mod style radiates happiness the second she walks in a room. With new takes on color blocking or swing shapes, her personal style is cheerful and eye-catching.

Robert Verdi Whether wearing all white to fête the launch of his new bag line or successfully mixing prints, the style expert’s sartorial know-how was on full display this summer.

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Kelly behun The interior designer was simply marvelous in Mary Katrantzou’s ornamental lawn dress—itself a breathtaking piece of art—at the Parrish Art Museum’s Midsummer Party.

Bronson van Wyck The legendary event planner is always ready for a party and looks the part for all of them, appearing as chic in a T-shirt as he does in a suit. H

Beth Rudin DeWoody DeWoody’s creative approach to fashion is a reflection of her incredible talent as an art collector.

The way she combines old and new is truly an art form.

Kyle DeWoody The Grey Area cofounder and creative director’s aesthetic drew raves, including at the Parrish Art Museum’s Midsummer Party, where her color-blocked look was perfectly fresh.

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Artfully Done A bevy of stylish events this season attracted these notable attendees, who are inspired by the ongoing love affair between art and fashion. Each one is an original work of art.

Jay McInerney The writer, bon vivant, and oenophile doesn’t limit his strong point of view to the page as evidenced by his fantastically colorful summer looks.

Marcia Mishaan This philanthropist has a way of adding the perfect standout accessory to complete her look and always stuns in the exactly appropriate ensemble for each occasion.

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Embroidered Garden and Landscape gown, Valentino ($26,000).

Hirshleifers, Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-627-3566; valentino.com

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When I Met You in the

Meet the modern-day working women who lit up the East End this season in food, fashion, music, and more– and whose careers will continue to sky rocket this fall.

by lauren finney photography by jamie beck styling by kelly framel

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Well Heeled Vita Sidorkina

SEEN IN: East Hampton SPOTTED THIS SUMMER: The current face of Victoria’s Secret Pink!, she’s also been supporting events out East, including the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund at Super Saturday and Russell Simmons’s 15th annual Art for Life Gala.

FIND HER THIS FALL: Walking a runway or two at New York Fashion Week, where she took a turn last season opening Tory Burch’s show.

HUMBLE BRAG: Sidorkina arrived in New York at age 16 and promptly began walking the catwalks and shooting with top fashion photographers at multiple national and international fashion magazines. She’s now signed with elite agency The Society.

On where to eat in EasT hampton: “Definitely Babette’s (66 Newtown Lane, 329-5377; babettes restaurant.com),” says the stunner. “It’s my absolute favorite for brunch.” She also loves to dine at Georgica (108 Stone Road, Wainscott, 537-6255; georgicarestaurant.com), where “the food never disappoints.”

On her newest addition: “The biggest highlight of my entire summer was getting my puppy, Mashi,” she says of the adorable Papillon-Pomeranian mix she had on set with her. Laughs Sidorkina, “I need to find her a dog modeling agency!” vitasidorkina.com

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Oversize sweater, Ji Oh ($510). Intermix, 87 Main St., East Hampton, 907-8025; intermixonline.com.

Murakami dress, Altuzarra ($1,995).

Gail Rothwell, 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 324-6666; gailrothwelleh.com.

Rings, Bosworth’s own

Culinary Queen Lo Bosworth of thelodown.com

SEEN IN: East Hampton SPOTTED THIS SUMMER: At the James Beard Foundation’s Chefs & Champagne event at Wölffer Estate Vineyard (139 Sagg Road, Sagaponack, 537-5106; wolffer.com) and at local favorites, such as St. Peter’s Catch (58 S. Erie Ave., Montauk, 668-7100) and The Seafood Shop (356 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott,537-0633; theseafoodshop.com).

FIND HER THIS FALL: Bosworth has a few food-related hush-hush developments she’s working on in the television and digital arenas.

HUMBLE BRAG: The former reality TV star is a culinary school graduate and has a huge following on her lifestyle blog, YouTube channel, and social media outlets, where she links to healthy recipes.

On making time for the Hamptons: “I run my own business and create my schedule every day, which is a blessing but also challenging because I tend to view downtime as a missed opportunity,” admits Bosworth. “Being out East provides me with two days a week of guilt-free nothingness, allowing me to recharge my batteries for the week ahead.” thelodown.com

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Local Jewels

Danielle Snyder and Jodie Snyder Morel of Dannijo SEEN IN: Sagaponack SPOTTED THIS SUMMER: All over the globe! But locally, hosting the Love Heals benefit at Wölffer Estate Vineyard.

FIND THEM THIS FALL: The two are working on a few top-secret philanthropic initiatives as well as an “amazing Fashion Week experience and expansion into new categories,” hints Snyder.

HUMBLE BRAG: In addition to recently launching a handbag collection, the sisters are launching a Dannijo Bridal Collection, which was shot this summer in Sagaponack.

On their shared favorite spots: “We love Barbara Trujillo Antiques (2466 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 537-3838), Clam Bar (2025 Montauk Hwy., 267-6348; clambaronline.com), Tutto Il Giorno in Sag Harbor (6 Bay St., Sag Harbor, 725-7009; tuttoilgiorno.com), and Scoop du Jour (35 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 3294883),” says Morel.

On how philanthropy is integrated into their designs: The two have always been inspired by different cultures and the empowerment of women. “We try to find meaning in everything we do,” says Morel, “from the design to the packaging to the marketing.”

Snyder adds, “We work with a women’s cooperative in Rwanda via our partnership with Indego Africa, and they hand-make all of the Dannijo pouches.”

Dannijo is available at Tenet, 91 Main St., Southampton, 377-3981; dannijo.com

on danielle (left): Avio suede trench and belt, Gucci ($4,500).

Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-627-2277; gucci.com. on jodie: Doublebreasted trench coat, Donna Karan ($6,800).

Americana Manhasset, 516-869-0500; donnakaran.com

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Hair for Danielle, Jodie, Vita, Carli, and Yvonne by Joseph DiMaggio for Davines North America Makeup for Danielle, Jodie, Vita, Carli, and Yvonne by Shain Kish for MAC Cosmetics Hair for DJ Kiss, Lo, and Anna

by Lina at Blow Hampton, 324-8888.

Makeup for DJ Kiss, Lo, and Anna by Taylor Fitzgerald Shot on location at Casa Meu, the North Haven home of award-winning landscape designer Frederico Azevedo of Unlimited Earth Care. Unlimited Earth Care is the ultimate destination for landscape design in the Hamptons.

The showroom and retail store are located in a dramatically converted service station from which comprehensive, innovative landscape designs are created. 2249 Scuttle Hole Road, Bridgehampton, 631-725-7551; unlimitedearthcare.com

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Dress, Donna Karan ($1,895). Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd.,516-869-0500; donnakaran.com. on carli: Cady evening dress, Ralph Lauren ($5,995).

Americana Manhasset, 516-3659595; ralphlauren.com. on yvonne (left):

Tech Savvy

Yvonne Najor and Carli Roth of Host Committee SEEN IN: Montauk SPOTTED THIS SUMMER: Working on helping nonprofits throw killer events at venues in both the city and out East, at hot spots such as Southampton Social (256 Elm St., Southampton, 287-1400; southamptonsocial club.com) and Ruschmeyer’s (161 Second House Road, Montauk, 668-2877; chelseahotels.com).

FIND THEM THIS FALL: The duo will be delving deeper into helping nonprofits build their junior committee parties, throwing corporate holiday parties, and planning their first weddings with a new Host Committee premium option.

HUMBLE BRAG: They’ve thrown more than 475 events for more than 75,000 people and have helped raise close to $1 million for charitable causes since launching their philanthropic platform.

On what happens at parties in the Hamptons: “I love house parties,” says Najor. “It’s easier to bring people together because you actually have space! It’s inspired us to organize a Hamptons house-style party at one of our venues.” Adds Roth, “I absolutely love the energy. It’s electric, with introductions and friends meeting friends. I love seeing how people come back from summer with new friends and different social circles. Throw in live music and rosé and those interactions become a beautiful, beautiful thing!”

On their Hamptons happy places: “I love bonfires, a hammock, and tacos from La Brisa (752 Montauk Hwy., Montauk, 668-8338; labrisamontauk.com),” says Roth, while Najor prefers low-key spots like Crow’s Nest (4 Old West Lake Dr., Montauk, 668-2077; crowsnestmtk.com). They both appreciate the quietude the Hamptons offers—even in Montauk—and claim the East End as a “spot that rejuvenates our energy.” hostcommittee.com

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Fitness Fiend Anna Kohanski Mason of BurnThis

SEEN IN: Water Mill SPOTTED THIS SUMMER: Working out with her mobile app’s studio partners, such as Barry’s Bootcamp (352 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 537-2668; barrysbootcamp.com), SLT (50 Station Road, Building Three, Unit 2, Water Mill, 212-355-1737; hamptons.sltnyc.com), and Pure Barre (5 Windmill Lane, Southampton, 353-3064; purebarre.com/ny-southampton); collaborating with Fitist Collective (5 Railroad Ave., East Hampton; fitist.com) and Lane Life (354 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott; shoplanelife.com), two pop-up concepts supporting emerging fitness brands and workouts.

FIND HER THIS FALL: At a Union Square in-store event at Reebok’s new FitHub in September; at events nationwide with her studio partners.

HUMBLE BRAG: The former bond trader’s app (which was cofounded with Monica Mange Johnson and Louise Tabbiner) now has four cities under its fitness belt, with capabilities in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Miami. She describes the mobile app as “centralized booking—literally, a wellness candy store.” favorite places to work out in the Hamptons: “In studio, it’s Flywheel (65 Montauk Hwy., East Hampton, 329-8622; 1 Bay St., Sag Harbor, 899-4256; flywheelsports.com) or Exhale (2415 Main St., Bridgehampton, 561-6980; exhalespa.com).

Outside the studio, I’m running, biking with my husband, or paddleboarding in Mecox Bay.” the social aspect of fitness: “It’s a pay-it-forward industry. People become instructors because fitness helped change their lives, and they want to bring that sense of inspiration and empowerment to others.” burnthis.com Gray coat, Ji Oh ($1,365). Intermix, 87 Main St., East Hampton, 907-8025; intermixonline.com.

Embroidered illusion gown, Reem Acra ($5,995). reemacra.com

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Spin Master DJ KISS

SEEN IN: East Hampton SPOTTED THIS SUMMER: Deejaying at big bashes like the Guild Hall Annual Summer Gala and Russell Simmons’s 15th annual Art for Life Gala afterparty as well as at 1 Oak Southampton (125 Tuckahoe Lane, Southampton, 204-5433; 1oaknyc.com).

FIND HER THIS FALL: Kiss regularly DJs on Good Morning America as well as at clubs and hot spots across the globe.

HUMBLE BRAG: DJ Kiss (whose full name is JaKissa Taylor-Semple) is also an accomplished lifestyle blogger. Her blog, XOXO, Kiss, will relaunch this September, and she’s in the works to create a closet app.

On her favorite gig this summer: “I loved spinning the afterparty for Art for Life,” says Kiss. “While I was deejaying, hip-hop legend Doug E. Fresh jumped on the mic and hyped up the crowd.

Later, Nelly came to the booth and performed a bunch of his hits. The crowd was a ton of fun, and the night was incredible!”

On spinning: “I appreciate the summer beach club scene in the Hamptons because it’s a completely different vibe than a usual club or event,” she admits. “Whenever I get to play during the day at a beach club, I’m inspired by the beautiful scenery and love to play a mix of chill classic tunes and awesome indie records.” kissthedeejay.com and xoxo-kiss.com Gris sleeveless silk pleated gown, J. Mendel ($4,750).

Hirshleifers, Americana Manhasset, 2060 Northern Blvd., 516-627-3566; jmendel.com

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The Price of Ivory

With the ever-expanding worldwide market for illegal luxury goods, African elephants are being hunted to extinction for their valuable tusks. Here, Chelsea Clinton shares her passion for these exceptional animals, and the Clinton Foundation’s efforts to save them. by elizabeth e. thorp

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t’s an unimaginable horror. Satao, an iconic male African bush ivory trade. The Partnership to Save Africa’s Elephants initiative partners elephant who was born in the late 1960s, should have lived a include the Wildlife Conservation Society, World Wildlife Fund, African natural life of 70 years. But he was found dead in Kenya’s Tsavo Wildlife Foundation, International Fund for Animal Welfare, the Nature East National Park in June. Poachers took down Satao, who Conservancy, Conservation International, and 11 other nongovernmental weighed an estimated seven tons, with a single poisoned arrow organizations, working together to halt the decline of African elephants.

Chelsea Clinton, due to have her first child in the fall, still keeps a packed to his flank. His signature ivory tusks, which weighed more than 100 pounds each, had been hacked off. The Tsavo Trust, schedule at the foundation, passionately promoting initiatives close to her a conservation group that monitors the elephant populations heart: empowering women and girls, securing clean drinking water, combatof Tsavo in partnership with the Kenya Wildlife Services, knew Satao well ing childhood obesity, and halting the elephant poaching crisis. We sat down with Clinton, vice chair of the Clinton because of its focus on protecting large “tuskFoundation, to talk about its efforts to save ers,” which are lucrative targets for poachers. But African elephants.

Satao was so horribly butchered that the conservation groups who tracked his every move could When was the first time you learned not immediately identify him. about the horrors of elephant poaching?

Why would anyone want to kill the world’s I remember vividly: My mother’s parents largest land mammal—a highly intelligent spemoved to Arkansas right before Christmas in cies with a lifespan nearly as long as a human’s?

1987, and I remember my grandparents asking An animal with powerful family bonds and a what I wanted for Christmas. My grandmother memory that far surpasses ours and spans a said, “We’ll give you a membership and a sublifetime? Scientists have found that elephants scription to anything that you want,” so I are capable of elaborate thought and deep feelpicked National Geographic and possibly ing; they mourn deeply for lost loved ones, Greenpeace or Conservation International. I even shedding tears and suffering depression. just wanted to know everything I could about They have a sense of empathy that projects what was happening with the environment beyond their species. and conservation. I was so shocked that eleSo why are these gorgeous creatures being phants were under such duress, and the only slaughtered? It’s for that objet d’art on your thing that I could do was to ask my grandparmantelpiece, the necklace in your jewelry box, ents to continue to support organizations that the hair ornament on your dresser, and the were trying to save the elephants as my ivory keys of your custom piano.

Christmas present every year.

While elephant poaching has been a grave How does CGI coordinate this undertakchallenge at different times during the last cening with so many different partners? tury, it has recently risen to alarming levels.

There are three parts of the CGI commitment: In 2012, some 35,000 African elephants were You stop the killing, stop the trafficking, and killed, about a 10th of the remaining populastop the demand. One of the first things we did tion, representing the worst mass slaughter of was assess what each organization was doing elephants since the international ivory trade was and where there were gaps—whether functionbanned in 1990. Roughly the same number were ally or geographically—so that the additional killed last year as well. African forest elephants monies could be invested in helping to fill in particular have been devastated by poach—Chelsea Clinton those voids. Or they could be used to double ing and have declined by about 76 percent since down on strategies that were working: The 2002. At this rate, African forest elephants could Howard G. Buffett Foundation made an investeffectively become extinct over the next decade.

The wildlife trade is one of the world’s most profitable criminal activi- ment in Gabon, because Gabon had already started to increase its emphasis ties, ranking fifth globally in terms of value—estimated at $7 billion to $10 on conservation and increase its number of rangers and ranger training to try billion a year, behind trafficking in drugs, people, and oil, as well as coun- and protect its elephants. Now we have US Marines training Gabon rangers, terfeiting. Today’s ivory traffickers are well-organized syndicates that because it’s not only about protecting the elephants, it’s about the security of function as transnational criminal networks and often participate in traf- the country. Gabon, like so many countries where poaching is happening, is being preyed upon by armed groups that are destabilizing forces throughout ficking drugs and weapons. Some have links with terrorist networks.

According to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered West Africa and East Africa.

Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), as much as 70 percent of elephant Tell me more about security concerns and government cooperation. ivory is transported to China, where it is sold for up to $1,500 per pound and The FBI is working with Interpol, as are various national intelligence groups, because, increasingly, poaching is part of the most nefarious activities throughout carved into jewelry, religious figurines, and trinkets.

In September 2013, at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) annual meeting, Africa—whether it’s running guns or people or drugs—so there’s a security interHillary and Chelsea Clinton unveiled an $80 million endeavor to stop the est not only for the countries that are affected but for all of us to stop poaching.

“Stop the

killing, stop

the trafficking, and stop

the demand.”

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Satao, a male bush elephant born in the late 1960s, was killed for his tusks in Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park earlier this year.

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Chelsea Clinton photographed wild elephants during her 2013 trip to Africa.

Elephants form deep emotional bonds with family members that may rival our own.

While working to protect elephants in Garamba National Park in the DRC, park rangers show a tusk they confiscated.

Seized tusks and government-issued weapons for fighting poachers in Chad’s Zakouma National Park. In the last decade, 90 percent of the park’s elephants have been poached.

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Having lived through 9/11, I think people will be very interested to know that poaching has direct links to terrorism and Al Qaeda in North Africa.

There’s irrefutable evidence that Al Qaeda in North Africa, the Lord’s Resistance Army in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and the Janjaweed from Sudan who are coming into Uganda and the DRC are all engaged in poaching, because ivory is an easily accessible commodity to them. It’s become a lubricant that continually greases the wheels for the shipment of drugs, guns, and people.

I don’t think many people realize the brutality involved when elephants are killed for ivory. One misconception is that taking off the tusk is like extracting a tooth. Elephants cannot live without their tusks; they are absolutely crucial to their survival.

What happens with the ivory after the elephants are killed? Is there a black market?

The tusks are removed and then trekked out to a port. In East Africa, a lot of ivory flows out of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, and Mombasa, and [other parts] up and down the Kenya coast, and it largely goes to Asia. China, by far, is the biggest market; Vietnam and Thailand are also significant markets. The vast majority [of ivory] is transported in tusk form. When it gets to China, the tusks are then cut down and made into commodities and luxury goods— whether it be ivory Buddhas, chopsticks, hair clips, or the handles of a luxury handbag.

Why the high demand for ivory in Asia?

In China, historically, ivory has been synonymous with ascension into the middle class and prosperity. One of the challenges along the continuum with trying to stop the demand is to find replacement products—so that ivory is no longer synonymous with rising affluence, but that, say, a Louis Vuitton handbag could be.

When you went to Africa last summer, what did you learn from being on the ground?

We went where there are indigenous elephant populations—from Malawi up to Tanzania. In Tanzania, we were in Tarangire National Park; it was amazing not only to see the elephants in all of their magnificence but to see the families, to understand on a deeper level why it’s so important that the matriarchs—which are increasingly the ones that are killed because they’re the oldest and have the biggest tusks—not be slaughtered. Without the guidance of those older figures, it’s hard for younger families to survive.

And the park rangers are in such peril protecting the older elephants.

Yes. More than a thousand rangers have been killed over the last decade protecting elephants and other wildlife.

They feel called to this work for the elephants’ sake, but also recognize this is important to their country’s future.

Why do you think elephants mean so much to you and your mother?

The first elephants that I saw were in the Little Rock Zoo when I was a little girl. What I felt then was just magnified profoundly when I went with my mom to Africa as a

teenager. It is this sense of a family, ultimately—the family unit of elephants and the affection, and the commitment to their families and to the other elephant families in the area.

Also, elephants are so crucial to the ecosystem. They’re sort of the honeybees of the African savannah or their forest environment.

It’s been a year since you and your mother announced CGI’s $80 million elephant poaching commitment.

Can you share any progress reports?

Judith McHale—who worked for my mom in the State Department, liaising on conservation efforts there—is chairing the [President’s Advisory Council on Wildlife Trafficking]. We fully support everything the Obama administration has done and strongly support an ivory ban here at home. We think that’s a critical move for the United States to make—not only for our own moral standing, but also because there is no argument for ivory being indispensable. There are very good substitute materials—whether it’s for a piano or a musical pick, or any of the utilitarian uses of ivory—so we have been deeply enthusiastic about the commission’s work.

I understand you’re planning on doing something during New York Fashion Week in September?

Most of the major luxury goods houses don’t use ivory. The challenge is: How do we help their products become substitutions for ivory, in East Asia in particular? Something like a Louis Vuitton bag or an Hermès scarf or a Donna Karan dress? How can those become the same types of status symbols that ivory historically has been? Also, how can we work with the fashion industry here in the US to raise awareness about this issue so that American consumers realize why you should never buy ivory?

How can someone who is reading this help?

One, don’t buy ivory, which sounds self-evident, but it isn’t. You’ll see stores that still sell ivory, because there is no carbon-dating equivalent for ivory. It’s impossible to assess its age, so a lot of new ivory gets laundered through antiques stores.

The second thing is to support organizations that are really making a difference in this fight—whether that’s big organizations like the Wildlife Conservation Society, which has the most extensive efforts throughout Africa, or more localized organizations like the African Wildlife Foundation, which is helping to provide economic opportunities to many of the vulnerable communities around parks, often through eco-tourism programs. There’s such a range of organizations doing tremendous work that are part of our CGI commitment—yet even more work could be done if there were even more resources to do it.

And also use your voice to help educate others about why this issue is so important, particularly given the number of misconceptions around ivory. I think that’s really where young people can help play a big role, using their voices offline and online, because a lot of people just don’t know what a tragedy elephant poaching really is, not just for the elephants but for the most affected communities.

Ultimately, we all bear responsibility. H

Save the Elephants Be active in the battle to stop elephant poaching.

“Each day, it is estimated that 96 elephants are brutally killed in Africa for their ivory,” says Cristián Samper, president and CEO of the Wildlife Conservation Society.

“Only a global movement will end the slaughter and help to ensure the survival of these magnificent animals. The Clinton Foundation is an important part of this movement. Secretary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton have used their leadership to bring attention to the threat facing Africa’s elephants and to help gather partners across the globe to join together in this fight. We are working on all fronts to stop the killing and to stop the trafficking and demand for ivory.”

To learn more about this crisis and to make a donation, go to:

African Wildlife Foundation awf.org Clinton Foundation’s Partnership to Save Africa’s Elephants clintonfoundation.org Conservation International conservation.org International Fund for Animal Welfare ifaw.org Nature Conservancy nature.org Wildlife Conservation Society wcs.org World Wildlife Fund worldwildlife.org

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Nature is not dependent on human beings to exist.

Human beings, on the other hand, are totally dependent on nature to exist.

The growing number of people on the planet and how we live here is going to determine the future of nature.

And the future of us.

Nature will go on, no matter what.

It will evolve. The question is will it be with us or without us.

If nature could talk, it would probably say it doesn’t much matter either way.

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One of Strongheart’s most unique spots is a tea house that perches in the middle of a man-made pond next to the bay’s edge.

On the Gold Coast of North Haven A piece of the East End’s pre-Hollywood past can be yours on noted Actors Colony Road. by mike olson

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he reviews were unanimous in their praise. “[It] will probably prove the real dramatic treat of the season,” said the Cornell Daily Sun. “Robert Edeson has risen to the plane of popularity in the theatrical world of which many an older star might well be proud,” said the Cambridge Chronicle of the play’s star, later adding that his character “stands out like a bas-relief among the original and unique creations of the decade.” No wonder that when it came time to christen his new manor house on the eastern shore of North Haven in 1902, noted actor Robert Edeson named it for the play and role that made him famous: Strongheart.

Edeson’s career would transform over the years, as he would be among the first stage actors to embrace the moving-picture era by starring in Cecil B.

DeMille’s 1914 film The Call of the North. And the spot he chose overlooking Peconic Bay would change as well, becoming so popular among visiting actors from the city in the pre-Hollywood era (Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Mary Pickford, and Ethel Barrymore, to name a few), that Edeson’s quiet street would earn the name Actors Colony Road. Today, this spot on North Haven’s Gold Coast is still a magnet for celebrities, and the one who bought and restored Strongheart to its former glory has put it back on the market.

Richard Gere may be the current owner of Strongheart Manor, but it’s the breathtaking property itself that steals the spotlight. Spanning 6.3 acres including 300 feet of bay frontage, the $47.5 million compound is comprised contined on page 236

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A screened-in porch spans the length of the house and offers breathtaking views of the water. below: The home’s casual dining room features a rugged captain’s-style table and chairs and paneled walls.

“ This house [has] so much charm. They kept it simple; but it’s just elegant and beautiful.”—Michaela Keszler

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you can just sit on chairs and overlook the water.”

From this spot, she says, the boat traffic moves silently off in the distance, creating the feeling of a beautiful moving canvas.

Those views are even more magnified at one of Strongheart’s most unique spots—a tea house accessed by a wooden bridge and perched in the middle of a man-made pond (put in by Edeson) that sits right next to the bay’s edge. “It’s amazing,” says Keszler. “It has screens, and you can just sit in the middle of this pond looking at the main house and out to the open water.” Here, the morning sun shimmers on the water as well as the protected Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island off in the distance.

Even the portions of these 6.3 acres that don’t sit by the water offer their own escape, with flowering gardens, rolling lawns the size of a football field, and specimen oak trees. And then there are the more modern pleasures, including a gym, a basketball court, an open-air fireplace pavilion, a 60-foot pool, and several garages. Flanking it all are the two renovated guesthouses (acquired by Gere in 2007 and 2008) that boost the bedroom tally of this compound to a full dozen.

Not only are permits in place to install a 100foot dock on the property, but that construction is already underway, meaning the future owner of Strongheart will likely be someone who is lured here by this part of the East End’s beloved waterways. “We all know that in a certain profile of people they are all boaters, and that gives you a great boat size,” says Keszler, who also points to the marinas of Sag Harbor—just a five-minute drive away—that are perfect for someone who

wants to keep their boat off premises.

With its sprawling property, breathtaking views, and modern amenities, Keszler sees Strongheart speaking to a number of buyers.

“Nowadays, everybody is looking for bigger properties and for privacy,” she explains. “You’re really protected there. This location connects you, but it also gives you a certain peace.” Robert Edeson would no doubt agree. 70 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 204-2743; elliman.com H

Insight Nature lover: Richard Gere has outfitted Strongheart with a number of modern-day, energy-efficient options, including geothermal heating and coils in the kitchen’s copper roof that warm the pool.

Celeb sightings: This area of North Haven has welcomed such high-profile summer residents as Frank Case (the owner of the Algonquin Hotel) and Irving Berlin. Today, Jimmy Buffett’s compound sits right next door to Strongheart.

Land preserved: Mashomack Preserve encompasses nearly 2,100 acres—a third of all of Shelter Island. Acquired by the Nature Conservancy in 1980, the habitat is made up of interlacing tidal creeks, woodlands, fields, and coastline.

(Hiking on marked trails is allowed.)

Star power: Robert Edeson has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It can be found on the east side of the 1600 block of Vine Street.

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contined from page 235 of three single and separate lots, with the restored manor house anchoring the property. “It’s rare that an old house gets such a pristine renovation,” says Douglas Elliman associate real estate broker Michaela Keszler. “A lot of times you see them dead renovated; there’s nothing left. With this house, there’s so much charm. They kept it simple; it’s just elegant and beautiful.”

The majestic home boasts mesmerizing views from nearly every room, including the formal living room (with grand piano), a less-formal den with an original stone fireplace, an adjoining family room, a gourmet chef’s kitchen, and numerous sitting and entertaining areas, highlighted by a screened-in porch that spans nearly the entire length of the house. It is this porch—and the breathtaking water views it affords—that Keszler counts among her favorite elements of the house.

“It nearly wraps around the whole back of the house, and it’s like another room,” she explains.

“You can lunch there, you can have dinner, and

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Estatements Claudia LaMere, Christine Curiale, Matthew Stengel, Mala Sander, Deborah Srb, and Mark Eickelbeck at The Watermill Center. below: This Water Mill property, listed by Srb, illustrates the trend of an outdoor living room and dining area.

Make It Unique Michael Braverman: What are some of the outdoor amenities that you’ve seen that are unusual or different?

Christine Curiale: I’m seeing quite a few people make a change from chlorine to saltwater pools. I’m also seeing—which I didn’t really expect— in the last three big multimillion dollar purchases that we’ve had, everyone wanted to add televisions outside.

Deborah Srb: I’ve seen a lot of rooftop living spaces that take advantage of the views.

Claudia LaMere: I also think another trend is the outdoor shower.

It used to be that a hose was hooked up to cold water, but now they’re very elaborate. It’s even nicer sometimes to take a shower outside than it is inside!

Mala Sander: Outdoor spaces are truly fantastic, with curtains and televisions—everything you would have in the indoor space, I’m seeing people bring outdoors. I’m seeing Turkish rugs being placed directly on the lawn, coffee tables, and chandeliers hanging from trees—really beautiful spaces that are almost magical.

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MB: Let’s elaborate from what’s happening to why it’s happening…

DS: Palm Beach and certain parts of California have weather that’s conducive to year-round outdoor lifestyles; in the Hamptons, for the most part, people were living indoors, but the trend lately is living outdoors. The weather hasn’t changed, but our lifestyles have, [and there’s a] need to create these sanctuaries.

MS: In that vein of people investing in themselves, I’m also seeing meditation gardens. Even on a half an acre, there are so many ways to implement all the good energy of the Hamptons.

Mark Eickelbeck: The outdoors has a calming effect on the soul. We’re living in such a tech-inundated world, so the ability to go home and sit in your tent or gazebo grounds us and has a calming effect.

Matthew Stengel: To add to that, we’re finding more that privacy is a huge continued on page 240

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Editor-at-large Michael Braverman leads a panel of brokers, landscapers, and designers to discuss the Hamptons emerging trends in real estate.

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new conStrUction • water mill south Exclusive. Brilliant new 6,060± sf home by Paramount Custom Homes on 1.1± acres near Mecox Bay and ocean. Extensive paneling, marble freplaces, Calcutta stone counters. Six bedrooms, 6.5 baths. Heated gunite pool and spa. $8,495,000. WEB# 38114.

new construction backing a reserve • bridgehampton Exclusive. New 5,700± sf traditional with a modern fair. 5 en suite bedrooms, oversized kitchen/ family room with freplace, butler’s pantry, formal dining room, library, great room. 2-car radiant heated garage, heated gunite pool, spa and outdoor freplace. $4,995,000. WEB# 39361.

eXceptionallY detailed estate in wainscott south Exclusive. This newly constructed residence offers 6,000± sf of elegant design. Six bedrooms, 7 full, 2 half baths. Sunken living room with double sided freplace, 18’ glass wall panels and fully retractable glass roof system. Pool with swim-up bar. $5,495,000. WEB# 47977.

premier bridgehampton location Exclusive. Create a new residence up to 5,000± sf on 0.92± acre in the heart of horse country.

The current residence has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and heated pool with expansive decking.

Mature hedges encompass manicured lawns and shade trees. $1,850,000. WEB# 43543.

newlY renovated home • water mill south Exclusive. Moments to Mecox Bay and ocean, this chic 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has been meticulously renovated and completed with designer décor. On a shy acre with large terrace and room for pool. Added bonus of a boat slip into Mecox Bay. $2,495,000. WEB# 43689.

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Estatements Mala Sander (below) is seeing properties out East that feature outdoor entertaining spaces, like this one, with a full dining area.

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ROBERT WILSON A V I D E O E X H I B I T I O N AT

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—Mala Sander continued from page 238 factor in the outdoors. Everyone wants screening, and for their vegetable gardens, their secret gardens, where they can go to picnic and retreat from their everyday lives.

MB: Lets move on to architecture. What are the trends?

CL: In my neighborhood alone, four new houses went up in the last six months, and all of them are Shingle Style. From what I see, Hamptons Shingle Style is still very popular.

DS: There is a trend toward modernism, but it’s more inside. People are collectively relating to the open space, the high ceilings, the light, and the big windows.

ME: Personally, I’d love to build more modernist homes, but as a developer, you’re going to go where the largest market is calling. The modern home is not a mass-market home; you usually see a modern design on higher-end homes—it’s a much smaller market that you’re going after.

M. Sander: My experience has been quite the contrary; I’m seeing, almost overwhelmingly, a trend toward modern. I’m seeing everything from a 3,000-square-foot cube with three bedrooms plus a den that is convertible to a master suite if you have a guest—on half an acre to 10,000-square-feet on a much larger space. And the smaller homes are spectacular because a 3,000-square-foot traditional house doesn’t have a continued on page 242

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“ I’m seeing Turkish rugs being placed directly on the lawn, coffee tables, and chandeliers hanging from trees—really beautiful spaces that are almost magical.”

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continued from page 240 lot of flexibility, but if you have a 3,000-square-foot modern home with nano doors to the outside, now you’ve got this huge seamless space.

MB: Talking about sanctuaries, do you see any trends in bathrooms?

DS: I don’t think they’ve ever been more luxurious. [At one time], a sufficient master bath would be a sink, a toilet, and a showerhead, but today, you find natural stones, wild grasses, and a steam shower.

ME: There’s no doubt there’s a lot more focus on the bathroom, but what I’m curious about is how much people are actually using these luxuries. To me, a bathroom is a practical room… [Laughs] CC: It really depends on whom you’re talking to. As a woman, I look forward to having a glass of wine in the bath, whereas my husband would ask why we need such a big bathroom.

M. Sander: Relaxation spaces are as varied as the people who come out here. There are people who will want a studio because they paint, or people who want a music room, or a yoga room, or that big bath to unwind in. It’s so personal. H

The Panelists

Mark Eickelbeck, chief operating officer, AVR Homebuilders 1 Executive Blvd., Yonkers, 914-965-3990; avrrealty.com Claudia LaMere, licensed real estate salesperson, Hamptons Realty Associates 528 County Road 39, Southampton, 283-7400; hamptonsrealtyassoc.com Mala Sander, licensed associate real estate broker, Corcoran

Main & Madison Sts., Sag Harbor, 899-0108; corcoran.com Deborah Srb, cofounder and designer, Blue Ocean Design; senior global real estate advisor, Sotheby’s International Realty 28 Old Fort Lane, Southampton; blue-oceandesign.com; 50 Nugent St., Southampton, 283-0600; sothebyshomes.com Matthew Stengel, cofounder, Hampton Rustic Landscapes 12 Foster Ave., Bridgehampton, 537-9500; hamptonrustic.com

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Christine Curiale, branch manager, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 42 Hill St., Southampton, 204-2529; wfhm.com

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BUY DESIGN The main living area at Casa Cashmina.

ANCIENT WARES Prominent designers create lines for The Lacquer Company.

Curated Collection INTERIOR DESIGNER SOFIA JOELSSON USES LOCAL FINDS TO TRANSFORM AN EAST END HOME INTO CASA CASHMINA.

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or me, the Hamptons is all about living in an effortless yet chic way, and it was a natural process for me to find vintage pieces in the local stores that I could mix in with my custom designs,” says internationally acclaimed designer Sofia Joelsson about the Hamptons home she recently completed—an endeavor that involved Joelsson personally house hunting for her client. At 7,500 square feet, with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms, Casa Cashmina merges old-world sensibilities with modern amenities. The interiors feature vintage items from Mecox and MONC XIII, furniture from Rumrunner Home, accessories from Fishers Home Furnishings, and lighting from Ruby Beets, combined with pieces from Joelsson’s own furniture collection, like a restored vintage chandelier and a custom, one-of-a-kind stainless steel pool table. “Since the outdoors plays such a big part in Hamptons entertaining, I designed several outdoor areas where the family could gather with friends to relax or entertain, such as the sunken fire pit, the bocce ball court, and a custom Calacatta gold marble hand-carved dining table for 20 under the trellis of wisteria,” the designer explains. sojodesign.com H

Local Lingo PHOTOGRAPHER CARISSA PELLETERI’S NEW TOME SURF + TURF: MONTAUK IS A CANDID PORTRAIT OF SEASIDE LIVING. OVER THE COURSE OF A YEAR, photographer Carissa “Car” Pelleteri both captured and interviewed a number of residents who make up the authentic community. “The raw beauty of Ditch Plains and Shadmoor, the ruggedness of East Deck Motel, and the tranquil, good feelings of the Montauk community” are a few of the qualities that led the photographer to embark on this project. She began this endeavor after she photographed her friend and former

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Gambrel Side Table, Steven Gambrel ($2,995).

proprietor of the East Deck Motel, Alice Houseknecht, who handed Pelleteri a list of Montauk characters on her business card with instructions on where to find them.

This led to a journey that involved Pelleteri immersing herself in the local community.

“To capture authentic moments, the interviews and shoots had to be very intimate,” explains Pelleteri. “I treated the process as more of a collaboration than a solo art project.” montauksurfturf.com

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Lowther bought his first piece of lacquer—a century-old betel box in burnt orange—while traveling in Burma 15 years ago. While working in interior design in New York, he began sourcing these pieces from Asia before collaborating with friends and fellow designers Rita Konig, Martin Brudnizki, and Steven Gambrel on creating individual collections under a single company. Concept, 42A Jobs Lane, Southampton, 204-5966; thelacquercompany.com

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Pillar of Strength

The soft green foliage contrasts against the red walls and stainedglass windows of the Dune Church.

The gardens at St. Andrew’s Dune Church are a beachside wonder. by jamee gregory photography by eric striffler

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hen driving along the beach in Southampton, be sure and stop at St. Andrew’s Dune Church and visit its unique on-property garden that’s open to the public. The fact that a garden survives, nestled on the dune between the ocean and Lake Agawam, with no fencing, is nothing short of a miracle. Thanks to loving hands and optimistic, dedicated volunteers, this serene sight beckons worshippers of all denominations to celebrate, sing, mourn, and reflect each summer season. continued on 252

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continued from page 250 For 135 years, worshippers have gathered at this former life-saving station. Since 1930, the Southampton Garden Club has supported the gardens; the Dune Church Trustees annually select members of the Garden Club to serve as chairmen of the Grounds Committee. After World War II, my friend Doris Magowan, whose own gardens were as legendary as her elegant style and generosity, took the lead. When her husband, Robert, a trustee of the church for 37 years, passed away in 1985, she and her children dedicated the Magowan Memorial Garden, which was designed in his memory and created by Garden Club members Dudley Mason and Laurie Carson. When the entire church was relocated in 1996 as a precautionary measure (it was moved farther from the ocean and placed in a higher spot), the gardens were redesigned by Lee Lisman, another Garden Club member.

Presently, Jane Bunn and Pat Nadosy chair the Grounds Committee, continuing to nurture native and ornamental plants that flourish oceanside. Thirteen years ago, when Doris died,

the Magowan Family Foundation left funds to be administered through the Garden Club to help maintain the garden.

“It has always been a summer feature to have the church looking beautiful beside the beach, says Alan McFarland, the current president of St. Andrew’s Dune Church. “We want people to come and worship in the summer; it is open to anyone. Catholic priests and rabbis have all taken turns at the pulpit as guest preachers. A bride may bring her own minister. We are open at 11 am on 16 Sundays, from June 15 through the last Sunday in September, and services have been led for 25 years by beloved Reverend Peter Larsen. Afterward, a bagpiper plays and families are encouraged to visit the gardens. They create a wonderful spiritual spot.”

In addition to the welcoming worship services offered to the congregation, the actual structure and grounds of Dune Church position it as a respite. “The key to it all is Lee Lisman’s beautiful design. We are so appreciative of Doris Magowan’s leadership and of her family’s continued on page 254

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Blue, white, and silver flowers softly blow in the wind; bold blue Angelonia blossoms survive the attention of the deer; a bright red bloom provides oceanside color.

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The gardens at Dune Church are painstakingly cared for and brighten the view of passersby; bees congregate at the Dune Church, happily grazing; a bold red Achillea.

continued from page 252 generous gift that allows us to maintain the gardens,” says Nadosy. “Diane Czelatka works with us in adapting the design.”

With no major changes made, the bones of the garden remain: the crepe myrtles, Hollywood junipers, barberry bushes, and ornamental grasses. “We changed the annuals, due to the deer, replacing impatiens and geraniums with chamaecyparis ‘Gold Thread,’ white scaevola, festuca ‘Elijah Blue,’ and low-growing junipers that surround the church,” Nadosy continues. “Deer destroyed our hydrangeas. But Diane’s creative tweaks—like using aromatic herbs, including Russian sage, thyme, and lavender—keep away the deer and carry on the spirit of the gardens.”

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garden, a new irrigation system has been put in place, which helps the vitex, buddleia, and hydrangea “tardiva” to thrive. “Children love to play hide-and-seek, following a little path under the Russian olives. They think it is a scary forest!”

Nadosy says. “Our gardens are the backdrop for many a wedding photo. Juniper (torulosa) turns out to be a terrific seaside plant. Its twisted, dark green foliage looks good in all seasons.”

Thanks to the congregation and to the Magowan family, this vibrant creation continues to brighten the vision of passersby of all ages who take the time to stop, strolling through the gardens that flower, unbent by the ocean’s wrath. Visitors can appreciate nature’s beauty and man’s desire for spirituality and reflection… not a bad combination! H

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Robert A.M. Stern; the new children’s wing at the East Hampton Library; a Robert A.M. Stern–designed waterfront residence on Mecox Bay.

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rom his first commission in Montauk in 1967 to the recently completed children’s wing of the East Hampton Library, architect Robert A.M. Stern has become as associated with the Hamptons as he is with his Manhattan buildings (15 Central Park West, Superior Ink). “I’m on the north side of Montauk Highway, practically over the edge of the earth,” says Stern of his East Hampton home. “In the summers, I try to get there every weekend.

I sit in my screened porch and maybe do some writing and reading. And then I have my grandchildren, who live more or less behind me, so I absolutely love it.” Here, the dean of the Yale School of Architecture and J.M. Hoppin professor discusses his decades on the East End. Hamptons: When you were just starting out, was the East End a proving ground for young architects or did you have to be established first?

Robert A.M. Stern: It was a proving ground for myself, Charles Gwathmey, Richard Meier, and Jack Robertson... But it was also a testing ground for how we felt about local context. Meier and Gwathmey were embarked on a quest to revive the 1920s modernism of Le Corbusier. Robertson and I were much more interested in the local vernaculars of the eastern end of Long Island, what Vincent Scully labeled “Shingle Style” in 1955.

How important is a home’s address to your design?

The villages are different, there’s no question, but there’s a lot of commonality.

Shingle Style abounds in the older villages. In this office, I always look at the large picture of a village and then the immediate context of what’s around.

Then, of course, you talk to your clients.

Do less experienced architects worry about how a Hamptons house “should” look instead of following their hearts?

I’m all for following one’s heart, but I hope they follow it in the right direction. Shingle Style is a wonderful, supple vocabulary. If you do it well, you can get something that’s both familiar and fresh at the same time.

There’s an awful lot of Shingle Style houses that people think I’ve designed, but I haven’t done that many.

That speaks to your influence.

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I’m happy to have been influential, but I wish many of the people who were influenced had paid a little more attention to the finer points.

Do they not stand up to closer inspection?

They look reasonably passable on the outside, but inside they are usually disproportioned with ridiculous double-height volumes that nobody needs or can figure out how to furnish. They miss the point completely.

Is your process the same whether you’re designing a cottage or a 950-foot tower in the city?

They use the same skills—attention to detail, care of proportions, making historic references if appropriate, and so forth. But we’re not doing a shingle tower in Manhattan, and we’re not doing a limestone-clad house on Long Island. It’s combining specific decisions about style with the principles that govern all our work.

Speaking of proportions, a 6,000-square-foot home you designed in Water Mill is on the market. Today, that would be considered cozy.

It is a cozy house, but it’s not tiny. My goodness, 6,000 square feet is enough for a lot of people! There is a tendency today to have bigger houses, but that’s not my requirement. We’re starting a design for a cottage in East Hampton Village that will be about 3,500 square feet. I’m having a lot of fun designing it, in fact.

Are you surprised by today’s prices? That same Water Mill house is asking $27.5 million.

Worth every penny! Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 460 W. 34th St., NYC, 212-967-5100; ramsa.com H

photography by randee daddona (library); courtesy of sotheby’s international realty (meCOX bay home); courtesy of robert a.m. stern architects (stern)

starchitect Robert A.M. Stern reflects on East End style and his designs that have withstood the test of time. by mike olson

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East is Eden Douglas Elliman’s Robert Kohr and Lori Macgarva see a trend of homeowners recreating their favorite far-off destinations in their east end homes. by mike olson

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hile many Hamptonites embrace the Shingle Style that’s emblematic of the East End, others use their area acreage to recreate their favorite foreign destinations, from Italian palazzos to Spanish stuccos to St-Barth’s hilltop estates. Another example sits on over 4.5 acres in Bridgehampton North. “Eighty or 90 percent of the property has been designed by a Chinese artist with a Feng Shui theme,” explains Douglas Elliman’s Robert Kohr, who is listing the property with Lori MacGarva. “The gardens are truly spectacular. There’s really nothing like it out here.”

Featuring a recreated 15th-century temple (with authentic, 500-yearold doors), no expense was spared to create this East End version of the Far East. The property also includes a soothing koi pond and a teahouse adjacent to the pool that boasts trim and decorations that are all either vintage or careful recreations. As for the pool, it is surrounded by two levels of winding paths, curved bridges, and stone sculptures that bring a feeling of relaxation to every visitor.

—Robert Kohr “They have all been placed with a certain theme,” Kohr emphasizes. “The artist even set it up so there’s a way to walk through the paths.” The result, which has landed on both regional and national garden tours, is unlike anything Kohr or MacGarva have listed in the area. “I grew up out here, and I’ve seen a lot of high-end properties with different types of gardens,” Kohr adds. “But when you walk through this, you really feel transported to some other place.” 20 Main St., East Hampton, 267-7375; elliman.com H

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Outside the Box A new breed of Buyers is craving an alternative to modern and shingle style homes, says Christina Galesi of Sotheby’s International Realty.

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raditional architecture will always be king in the Hamptons, while its modernist counterpart clearly has its ardent fans.

However, according to Christina Galesi of Sotheby’s International Realty, there’s a new breed of buyer that covets styles that break both those molds. “There’s definitely a reaction of people craving something a little bit different,” she explains. “The people who call me say, ‘We don’t want to have the look that everyone else has. Can you show us something that’s a little bit unique?’ ” Luckily, they have choices.

One option that excites buyers is keeping a traditional façade with sleeker, more modern interiors. And if their dream house doesn’t have that look, they’ll just cre—Christina Galesi ate it. “More than anything,” adds Galesi, “I’m seeing that they’re taking the traditional [aesthetic] and inviting their architects and designers to come in and modernize.” Out go heavier moldings and bulky windowpanes (and even the occasional back wall, replaced with glass), in favor of a fresher look with cleaner lines.

For those reluctant to take things so far, Galesi sees the modern barn style as bridging the gap. “That’s definitely the hybrid,” she explains. “It has traditional elements but with more of a barn feel— big wood doors, heavier beams, and soaring, two-story living rooms that use natural elements like stone to give it a more rustic feel.” The result blazes a new path while paying homage to the East End’s rich history. “They are just carving some different elements,” she adds.

“We don’t want to change what has drawn people here all these years.” 50 Nugent St., Southampton, 283-0600; sothebyshomes.com H

“ People are inviting their architects and designers to come in and modernize.”

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SOUTHAMPTON, NY | $45,000,000 | Web: 0054117 Linden Estate. 10+/- acres, 12 bedrooms, 12.5+ baths, pools, courts

NORTH HAVEN, NY | $65,000,000 | Web: 0056481 Angel View Estate. 6.5+/- acres, 6 bedrooms, 6.6 baths, pool, tennis, 550+/- ft. waterfront

SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE, NY | $16,400,000 | Web: 0056462 2 side-by-side lots, 3.6+/- acres each, 250+/- ft. waterfront

WATER MILL, NY | $38,500,000 | Web: 0056504 6+/- acres, 12 bedrooms, 10.5+ baths, pool, tennis, 500+/- ft. of bayfront

Harald Grant Senior Global Real Estate Advisor I Associate Broker d: 631.227.4913 c: 516.527.7712 harald.grant@sothebyshomes.com SOUTHAMPTON BROkERAGE 50 Nugent Street I Southampton, NY 11968 I 631.283.0600

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SOUTHAMPTON, NY | $36,000,000 combined or $18,000,000 each | Web: 0056317 8+/- acres, subdivided into 2 lots

WATER MILL, NY | $32,950,000 | Web: 0055971 Rose Hill Point. 365 ft. of waterfront 2.3+/- acres, 7 bedrooms, 12.5+ baths, pool, private island

SOUTHAMPTON, NY | $29,500,000 | Web: 0056135 4.8+/- acres, 11 bedrooms, 7.5 baths, pool, tennis, 300+/- ft. of waterfront

WATER MILL, NY | $27,500,000 | Web: 0056162 300+/- ft. waterfront, 4.5+/- acres, pool, tennis, dock

SOUTHAMPTON, NY | $25,800,000 | Web: 0056002 3.4+/ acres, 10 bedrooms, 8 baths, pool, tennis

BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY | $21,000,000 | Web: 0056517 3.3+/- acres, 6 bedrooms, 7.5 baths, pool, tennis, orchard

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SHELTER ISLAND, NY | $13,950,000 | Web: 0056535 waterfront, dock, pool, 7 bedrooms, 8 baths This exquisite 4+/- acres in the prestigious Village of Dering Harbor on Shelter Island features a main residence and a fully appointed guest cottage, understated elegance, 430+/- ft. of waterfront, deepwater dock, heated gunite pool and unparalleled sunsets. A special opportunity to own an extraordinary home and property with a unique historic pedigree.

Michael Conroy Senior Global Real Estate Advisor I Licensed Salesperson d: 631.227.4942 c: 631.988.7475 michael.conroy@sothebyshomes.com SOUTHAMPTON BROkERAGE 50 Nugent Street I Southampton, NY 11968 I 631.283.0600

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WATER MILL, NY | Price upon request | Web ID: 0056234 Villa Maria is a private and magnifcent waterfront estate with stately gardens and glorious views of Mecox Bay and The Atlantic Ocean. The residence is ofered on 11+/- acres with a dock and over 950 ft. of bulk headed waterfront (additional acreage is available). At 22,000+/- sq. ft., it has 11 bedrooms including a 6-room beautifully appointed master suite, a 60 ft. living room with original fresco details and a state-of-the-art kitchen. The outdoor spaces feature a grand 2-story portico and large stone terrace. There is a waterside pool, pool cabana, tennis court and a charming 2500+/- sq.ft. guest/gate house.

SOUTHAMPTON, NY | Price Upon request | Web ID: 0056035 Set on 3+/- manicured acres, you will fnd this Norman Jafe designed oceanfront home. The oceanside gunite pool and spa are positioned with unmatched views of the ocean beaches and beyond. From the light-flled interiors, to the breath-taking exterior landscapes, this is truly a work of art. Second-foor master suite features lavish views of the ocean and surrounding property. Along with an additional 5 ensuite bedrooms, there is a new state-of-the-art media room, sky-lit, Euro-professional, eatin-kitchen, and a sunken all-weather tennis court.

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EASt hAmpton, nY | 7 bedrooms, 7 baths | $22,00,000 | Web Id: 0037198 Magical Hook Pond Properties with immediate ocean access are being ofered together for the frst time since 1968. Two Waterfront single and separate homes, each on an acre of land in one of East Hampton’s most sought after locations. One of the properties was renovated in 2009, the other is a charming cottage that is great as is or ready for an update. Single parcel option also available.

EASt hAmpton, nY | 5 bedrooms, 5 baths | $8,200,000 | Web Id: 0037319 Located on a private lane in the coveted estate section of East Hampton, this charming country home ofers immediate ocean access to one of East Hampton’s most desirable beaches.

The 4400+/- sq. ft. traditional home features 5 bedrooms, including a spacious frst foor master suite, two inviting living areas, formal dining, and country eat in kitchen. Situated on 1+/- acre, with heated gunite pool, pool house and mature landscaping.

Angela Boyer-Stump Global Real Estate Advisor I Licensed Salesperson d: 631.613.7345 c: 917.207.7777 angela.boyer@sothebyshomes.com BRIdGEhAmpton BRokERAGE 2446 main Street I Bridgehampton, nY 11932 I 631.537.6000

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EXCEPTIONAL NEW ESTATE | BRIDGEHAMPTON SOUTH, NY 8 bedrooms, 9.5 baths | Web ID: 0037210 | $13,995,000 Masterfully constructed 9000+/- sq. ft. traditional estate set on 1.4+/- private acres. Gym with steam shower, stadium seating media room, heated gunite pool/spa, and 2 pool houses.

NEW MODERN BEACH HOUSE | SAGAPONACK SOUTH, NY 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths | Web ID: 0037409 | $9,995,000 Beachside compound at coveted address. The property ofers two sophisticated and brilliantly designed homes allowing both privacy and shared amenities that optimize this special location.

COVETED GEORGICA ROAD | EAST HAMPTON, NY 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths | Web ID: 0037403 | $8,500,000 Renovated in 2014 to the highest standards, this modern barn combines a seamless design and fow inviting the outdoors in.

Immediate proximity to both Main Beach and Georgica Beach.

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‘Larry Party’ just became this little slogan,” says Lawrence “Larry” Scott Gottesman, who started his event-planning business, Lawrence Scott Events, in 1989. The Hicksville native, who has a background in catering and restaurants, offers clients everything party-related, including supplying equipment and designing full custom events like weddings, anniversaries, and charity fundraisers. “You’re not buying a venue; you’re buying an individual,” he says.

Gottesman says his parties are inspired by his travels and his staff’s attention to detail is what makes his events memorable. With 16 fulltimers and 150 part-time staff members, the Lawrence Scott team makes sure glasses stay filled, food is overflowing, and the bar is always

the primary focal point. “You can never hold back,” Gottesman says.

A large supporter of charities for 25 years, Lawrence Scott Events has donated the décor and decorating for the Make-A-Wish Foundation’s Metro New York annual gala, “An Evening of Wishes.” There is also an upcoming bash for Vy Higginsen’s Mama Foundation for the Arts, which produces its signature show, Mama, I Want to Sing, in the works.

One of Gottesman’s most memorable events was Carol and Stewart Rahr’s star-studded Life is Good private party with 250 guests, including former President Bill Clinton, real estate mogul Donald Trump, and media maven Gayle King, and performances by Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli and Grammy-winning R&B singer Alicia Keys. 35 Bethpage Road, Hicksville, 516-933-7535; lawrencescottevents.com H

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Cater to You Find customized menus, staffing, and party equipment at these exquisite catering venues. by ava williams

Art of Eating

Culinary Institute of America graduate and chef Cheryl Stair uses her professional cooking background to create fabulous holiday parties, corporate events, and unforgettable weddings. Not only an expert at serving great meals, Stair works with clients to plan out-of-the-ordinary themed events filled with virtual reality or robots. She suggests musicians, decorators, and supplies access to rental furniture, linens, and tableware vendors.

74 Montauk Hwy., Amagansett, 267-2411; hamptonsartofeating.com

Carlyle Off the Green

Host a fundraiser gala, social event, or cocktail party with a company that creates a customized menu. For a product launch, for example, Carlyle Off the Green will invent a theme based on a new product. A logo can be printed on a cake, or clients can have a special cocktail or beverage made that promotes the virtues of the product that’s being launched.

Southampton, 204-1900; carlyleoffthegreen.com

Elegant Affairs

Owned by celebrity caterer Andrea Correale, Elegant Affairs combines event planning with full-service catering. “We are trendsetters,” Correale says, crediting the company’s use of the freshest ingredients and innovative recipes for its popularity over the years. “Combining amazing

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food with fabulous visual presentation is our signature and, ultimately, the key to our success.”

110 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Cove, 516-676-8500; elegant affairscaterers.com

Food & Co.

For more than 20 years, co-owner Eric Miller’s Food & Co. has been the go-to for Hamptons affairs.

For a farm-to-table dinner party, it provides hors d ’oeuvres, appetizers, salads, entrées, dessert, and beverages. Tents, entertainment, lighting, valet parking, and decor­­a­t ions are also available.

39 Gann Road, East Hampton, 329-1000; foodandco.com

Hamptons Catering Company

Specializing in delicious dishes such as quiche Lorraine and chicken cordon bleu, Hamptons Catering Company is known for providing elegant fare for all kinds of occasions, including company brunches, charity luncheons, and other special events. Hamptons Catering can offer security, chefs, bartenders, and servers, and also rents tables, chairs, flatware, tents, linens, and glassware.

888-665-6672; hamptons cateringcompany.com

Janet O’Brien Caterers + Events

Catering to the culinary needs of party planners is a top priority at Janet O’Brien Caterers. Start off a wedding, charity event, celebrity bash, or anniversary party with a

Elegant Affairs combines healthy recipes with beautiful presentation.

customized menu of mini lobster rolls and buns paired with a Maine-style salad with dill. The homemade Andouille sausage served with a trio of mustards or coconut shrimp also make great appetizers for any party.

395 County Road 39A, Southampton, 283-5995; janetobriencaterers.com

Master of Ceremony Simon Sheridan of Exquisite Food is the caterer to the celeb set.

Peter Ambrose Events

From private parties to public affairs, chef Peter Ambrose always prepares an eventful meal.

Clients can expect innovative dishes such as prosciutto and sea scallop lollipops, apricot chipotle grilled baby back ribs, and grilled oysters with succulent chili lime butter. Wedding rehearsal dinners, weddings, and corporate events are some of Peter Ambrose’s specialties.

19 Race Lane, East Hampton, 329-3622; peterambroseevents.com

Seasons of Southampton

Owner of an elegant historic home in Southampton with access to a breathtaking outdoor lawn, Seasons of Southampton can cater events ranging from an intimate affair for 25 to a gala fundraiser for 250. Signature dishes include eggs Florentine and swordfish steak with sweet tomato chutney; backyard barbecues can also be prepared by one of Seasons’ notable chefs.

15 Prospect St., Southampton, 283-3354; seasonsofsouthampton.com H Colorful table arrangements pop against the backdrop of an East End sunset.

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Ralph Lauren, Adrian Grenier, and Elie Tahari are among the starry names who have enlisted Exquisite Food to cater highprofile events, thanks to owner Simon Sheridan’s detail-driven approach to planning and implementation. Sheridan spent two years working in fourand five-star restaurants in Connecticut before he moved out East. “I knew I wanted to live in East Hampton and start my own business here, so after a few years of working as a private chef out East, I decided to launch Exquisite Food in 2000,” explains Sheridan.

East Hampton, 827-6000; hamptonsexquisitefood.com

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Club Monaco’s boutique offers vintage finds alongside new collections.

Bundle Up Boutiques across the East End prepare for fall with cozy staples. by erin riley

A fashion industry veteran, owner Alison Brettschneider started her career as a buyer at Bergdorf Goodman before working at Catherine Malandrino and Vince.

It wasn’t long before she realized her ability to curate her own boutique and has since opened 25 Park in four locations (two on the Upper East Side, one in Greenvale, and one in Bridgehampton) that offer a mix of label staples and emerging brands.

2415 Main St., Bridgehampton, 537-7525; 25park.com

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“Capes are key this fall season and can be basically paired with anything,” says co-owner Crystal Willis. “We are in love with the Collina cable knits that just arrived.” She and her husband Jarret stock the boutique according to the pieces they see during their travels. Also popular this fall are Kings of Cole hoodies and men’s-inspired coats. “Finally a piece that can go over any outfit!” says Willis.

124 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-5830; 2397 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 237-1796

Blue & Cream

This one-stop shop recently introduced Arden Wohl x Cri de Coeur, a spring 2014 collaboration with vegan footwear and accessories brand Cri de Coeur.

Mesh pullovers from 3.1 Phillip Lim, leather jackets from IRO, and Rag & Bone hoodies round out the fall must-haves.

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60 The Circle, East Hampton, 329-1392; 77 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-8100; blueandcream.com

Christopher Fischer

British-born cashmere designer Christopher Fischer’s two Hamptons locations offer seasonal leather purses along with the brand’s signature cashmere sweaters, loose cardigans, and asymmetrical dresses. Also popular are his Alec texting gloves in cashmere, named after East End resident Alec Baldwin, who is a self-proclaimed fan of the brand.

67 Main St., East Hampton, 907-0900; 52 Jobs Lane, Southampton, 204-9090; christopherfischer.com

Club Monaco

Club Monaco opened its Southampton store as a home goods and lifestyle concept in addition to its selection of women and men’s fashion and accessories.

Both the décor and pieces mix the classic with the elevated—farmhouse tables made in Long Island are outfitted with vintage European fixtures— while collections like Beach Boutique and Coqui Coqui for Club Monaco are found alongside garment-dyed Tretorns and vintage pieces sourced from around the world.

35 Main St., Southampton, 283-2637; clubmonaco.com

Eileen Fisher

Silky tanks, wafting pants, and draping cashmere cardigans are just a few of Eileen Fisher’s

signature design elements—and everything you might need to create a perfect layered look. The clean lines, simple shapes, and functional construction of her clothing can be mixed and matched for every season. Felted wool jackets and boxy sweaters are the go-to items for this fall.

26 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 324-4111; eileenfisher.com

Elie Tahari

Adding to his beloved ready-towear, casualwear, shoes, and accessories collections, Tahari recently segued into an eyewear collaboration with Colors in Optics. A Sagaponack resident, the designer practices a detaildriven approach to his East Hampton store, focusing on offering pieces that match the East End’s seasons and neutral color palette.

1 Main St., East Hampton, 329-8883; elietahari.com

Gail Rothwell

Owner Gail Rothwell merchandises her store according to what she would want to wear herself, choosing from the latest collections of brands like Celine, Balenciaga, Marni, Lanvin, and Isabel Marant. Sleek fitted coats from The Row, shearling pea jackets from Balenciaga, and Stella McCartney sweaters are among Rothwell’s most popular picks for the fall.

66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton, 324-6666; gailrothwelleh.com H

Warm Up Life’style is a go-to boutique for dayto-night pieces.

Offering an eclectic array of luxury basics, denim, and one-of-a-kind accessories, Life’style owner Debbie Rudoy selects her store’s items according to what accommodates the East End’s day-to-night culture.

“It’s all about pulling together different styles, both high and low, and making them work together,” says Rudoy, who suggests picking up a boxy sweater from Inhabit for the cooler months ahead.

127 Main St., Sag Harbor, 725-1667; shopatlifestyle.com Life’style’s selection of jeans, from white to dark denim, help fashionistas transition to fall.

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Home Run celebrate the change of season at the HAMPTONS’ top HOME FURNISHINGS STORES.

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The concept for Black Swan Antiques is simple: bring together an eclectic collection of quality home furnishings that fits the upscale taste and desires of the Hamptons clientele. The boutique features a curated array of unusual home décor items and styles ranging from primitive and Colonial to Victorian, mission, and midcentury.

26 Main St., Sag Harbor, 377-3012; blackswan southampton.com

Bliss Sleep Center

Understanding the importance of good sleep as part of a healthy lifestyle, Bliss Sleep Center offers organic, customized bedding and furniture items, handcrafted in the USA, for babies, children, and adults.

103 Hayground Road, Water Mill, 885-0075; blisssleepcenter.com

Coastal Home Pillows

“Our Hamptons Collection is a tone-on-tone ensemble in linen, mocha, and chocolate,” says owner Randy Jaques. With 18 collections and 200 styles, many of which are originals, he notes that the Saloman pillow from the St. John Collection is Coastal’s best seller this summer. “It’s all about the details, the textures, and the quality,” he adds. 855-585-8959; coastalhomepillows.com

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English Country Antiques

Locations in Bridgehampton and Southampton boast more than 20,000 square feet of home furnishings inventory. In-house stylist Zoe Hoare says, “I love the stone table from the new English Country Home urban indoor/ outdoor range of concrete tables and stools. It’s perfect for the garden or pool area or an über modern dining room.”

26 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, 537-0606

Lexington Clothing Co.

“You spend one third of your life in bed. Why not do it in high-quality bedding made from textured natural fabrics?” says Karen Bourguignon, manager at Lexington Clothing Co. in Southampton. Her favorites are sateen-printed bedding paired with a classic stripe in fresh cotton poplin. Trending this fall is the Judith Dress in a thin goat suede.

46 Main St., Southampton, 204-5803; 73 Main St., East Hampton, 527-7100; lexingtoncompany.com

Lisa Perry

Designer Lisa Perry’s new boutique—an all-white bungalow with vintage, midcentury furniture in poppy shades—stocks her entire ready-to-wear and home collections, as well as a new beach line, exclusive to the Hamptons store,

featuring Lisa Perry + Solid & Striped swimsuits, towels, lightweight cover-ups, and beach bags.

Also offered is a curated selection of Perry’s favorite summer sandals by Manolo Blahnik.

67 Main St., East Hampton, 324-7333; lisaperrystyle.com

Sea Green Designs

“Coastal-inspired art is selling really well this season, especially original pieces from local artists,” says Shannon Willey, owner of Sea Green Designs, the home furnishings store and interior design business for coastal living. Willey also teaches furniture finishing in the store as part of a mission to promote sustainable home décor.

40A Jobs Lane, Southampton, 259-3612; seagreendesignsllc.com

Serena & Lily Beach Market

The Hamptons outpost of the luxury lifestyle brand, Serena & Lily Beach Market features home décor items such as bedding, custom upholstery, furniture, and art. “Favorites this season have been the Riviera collection—our spin on classic bistro-style furniture, traditionally designed Gingham sheets, and luxurious Fouta beach towels,” says owner Lily Kanter.

332 Montauk Hwy., Wainscott, 537-5544; serenaandlily.com H

Last Hurrah Serve up the end of summer with a wooden tray from Homenature.

Homenature’s signature style is iconic in the Hamptons this summer—and always. “Our wooden trays with silver trim make a perfect gift for your weekend host. They are great as servers and make beautiful centerpieces for almost any dining room table as they are available in various sizes,” says owner John Heilmann.

Homenature will open a sister store in the fall at 19 Pond Lane in Southampton: The Beach House Supply Co. will carry new lines of slip covered, classic beach-house furniture that blends antiquity with modern convention.

6 Main St., Southampton, 287-6277; homenature.com New to Homenature are these beachy serving trays. ($450-$1,150, depending on size)

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HAMPTON BAYS Stunning waterfront home with unobstructed views of Shinnecock Bay and the ocean. With 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, a custom kitchen with granite and stainless appliances and recreation/media room on the lower level there is plenty of room for entertaining and enjoyment. Water activities are a breeze on the private sandy beach, docking rights and Boston Whaler included in the sale. Great storage, 2 car garage and state of the art security system.

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SHINNECOCK HILLS Panoramic waterviews of Peconic Bay and Cold Spring from this renovated 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with private beach and boat dock. Open floor plan with large kitchen, dining with built in seating, living room with stone fireplace and heated sun porch with cathedral ceilings. Water enthusiasts dream home!

Exclusive | 1,475,000 | ML# 2686072 Pam Jackson Licensed RE Salesperson | 631.384.1277 August 29, 2014 Hamptons Magazine

SHINNECOCK HILLS Beautiful cape on a wooded lot just shy of an acre. 1st floor features living room with fireplace, dining area, kitchen, breakfast nook, family room and full bath. Upstairs 3 bedrooms and bath. Tremendous privacy with room for pool. Peconic Bay beaches just a few blocks away.

Exclusive | REDUCED $695,000 | ML# 2675163 Claudia LaMere Licensed RE Salesperson 516.983.6344

SHINNECOCK HILLS Watch the sunset over the Great Peconic Bay from this beautifully landscaped 1.27 acre home with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 1st and 2nd floor Masters, chefs kitchen w/granite and stainless, double Roman heated 18 x 46 pool with spa jets and sheer descent waterfall.

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Moving West Westhampton Beach is home to specialty shops, restaurants, and activities. by erin riley

Baby Moon Restaurant

Since 1970, this intimate spot has been serving up authentic Southern Italian cuisine prepared with locally sourced and homemade ingredients.

Among chef and owner John Gambino’s specialties are seafood favorites like bucatini with fresh tuna and authentic Milanese dishes like veal piccata with mushrooms.

238 Montauk Hwy., Westhampton Beach, 288-6350; babymoonrestaurant.com

Baby Shock

When Elyse Richman was pregnant with her first child, she

realized that Westhampton Beach lacked a baby supplies store, so she opened the boutique Baby Shock in 2000. “Keeping up with what is popular and speaking to kids in my store keeps my inventory up to date,” says Richman, who carries brands such as Zutano, Flowers by Zoe, and Artwalk.

99 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-2522; babyshock.com

Fahrenheit 451

At its newly renovated store on Main Street, Fahrenheit 451 offers men’s, women’s, and kid’s items under one roof. “We sell everything

from cozy sweats to black-tie attire, but we are best known for denim,” says owner Liz Epstein, who carries a mix of timeless staples and on-trend items. This fall, expect to find pieces from Isabel Marant, Rag & Bone, and Current/Elliott.

105 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-5724

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“My family leather company began just after WWII as a small artisan

business, handcrafting bags, wallets, and attaché cases before my father opened the first atelier in Florence in 1970,” says Jennifer Tattanelli, who launched an atelier here last year after summering out East for years. The Fall collection focuses on “noble fibers, lightweight skins, and opulent fabrics,” she says.

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Jimmy’s Westhampton

In business for over 65 years, Jimmy’s curates high-end women’s labels like Alaia, Belstaff, Elie Saab, and Rachel Zoe. “Whether a person walked into the store in 1950 or today, he or she will feel the same level of service, customization, and excellence that was initiated by [original owner] Jimmy Jacobs in the 1940s,” says co-owner Elizabeth Lepore, who with her husband, Dominick, hand-picks pieces from their world travels.

167 Main St., Westhampton Beach, 288-700; jimmysnewyork.com

Starr Boggs

Set in a converted historic home, this landmarked Westhampton eatery is helmed by chef Starr Boggs, who offers seafood classics like lightly seasoned, thick-cut swordfish and almond-crusted flounder. Each of the four thoughtfully appointed dining spaces—a screened-in porch, private club room, spacious dining room, and alfresco dining area with gardens and a waterfall—offers a unique experience.

Especially popular is the Monday- night lobster bake.

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

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Bluegrass & BBQ with the eBony hillBillies Friday, September 5, 5 - 8 pm There ain’t no party like a hillbilly party! So grab a table on the Mildred C. Brinn Terrace or bring your own chairs and blankets to picnic on the lawn and enjoy the toe-tapping, high spirited bluegrass of the Ebony Hillbillies—rain or shine!

Barbeque buffet and drinks available for purchase through the Golden Pear Café at the Parrish.

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Friday Nights are made possible, in part, by the generous support of The Corcoran Group, Bridgehampton National Bank, and Tate’s Bake Shop. Public Funding provided by Suffolk County. Hamptons Magazine is the media sponsor of Friday Nights.

279 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, NY 11976 parrishart.org 631-283-2118

Sydney’s opened its first market in 1996 at Six Corners before quickly expanding to include a café, all the while offering premier catering and event planning services. “David [Blydenburgh] and I pride ourselves on our personal, hands-on touch,” says co-owner Erin Finley, who also serves fresh-cooked meals to go as well as picnic and gift baskets that feature artisanal goods from all over the world.

32 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach, 228-4722; sydneyscatering.com

Westhampton Beach Farmer’s Market

Helmed by the Greater Westhampton Chamber of Commerce for over 10 years and open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm (May through November), this beloved farmers market hosts more than 40 vendors—Holey Moses Cheesecake, Sweet Andy’s Cookies, Sang Lee Farms, and Davis Peach Farm, among others—that provide locally grown and homemade items.

85 Mill Road, Westhampton Beach, 288-3337 H

Local Getaway The Ocean Resort at Bath and Tennis gets an upgrade.

Established in 1957, The Ocean Resort at Bath and Tennis is a 101-unit co-op and hotel that functions like a full-service resort, complete with spa, marina, restaurant, and fitness center. The landmark recently underwent extensive upgrades to its infrastructure, including new poolside decking, and its rooms and cabanas were redecorated. “We want to maintain the nostalgic feel of the resort, but ensure modern-day amenities so guests get the best of both worlds,” says Norman Silverberg, a member of the board of directors.

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This annual Native American festival is well known for its traditional dance and drum performances, plus arts and crafts, food, and sunset fire lighting. The 1,300-member Shinnecock tribe will host more than 100 Indian nations at this year’s annual powwow.

Shinnecock Indian Reservation, Westgate Road off Montauk Hwy., Southampton, 283-6144; shinnecocknation.com

Emma’s Garden

Explore Emma’s Garden Party, a revived colonial-era garden set behind Pelletreau Silver Shop, built in 1686. Emma Woodward employs sustainable methods, both old and new, to curate this agricultural project in the center of Southampton Village. Speak with Woodward to learn how to grow your own garden at home, and enjoy the flowers, vegetables, and herbs on display.

Pelletreau Silver Shop, 80 Main St., Southampton, 283-2494; southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org

Hampton Classic Horse Show

An end-of-summer highlight, the Hampton Classic Horse Show will fill Labor Day weekend with a series of exciting equestrian competitions, celebrity sightings, and shopping. A premiere destination for horse enthusiasts, this much-anticipated event is now in its fourth decade of success.

240 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton, 537-3177; hamptonclassic.com

Hayground School Farmers’ Market

Stop in to the Hayground School Farmers’ Market to stock up on products for the weekend. Sample wares from local farmers and vendors, who offer a variety of healthful, unique items, from seasonal produce, organic olive oil, baked goods, and prepared foods to handmade soaps, flowers, and wine.

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Pollock Drip Painting Family Workshop

Learn about the East End’s most legendary painter with a guided tour of the studio/home of famous abstract expressionist painters Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, directed by Joyce Raimondo. Following the tour, children and adults can create their own drip paintings outside on the Pollock property overlooking Accabonac Harbor.

Pollock Krasner House, 830 Springs Fireplace Road, East Hampton, 324-4929; joyceraimondo.com

Red Hot Patriot: Shelter Island Public Library

See the one-act play Red Hot Patriot, by Margaret and Allison Engel, based on the life, times, and wit of Molly Ivins, a well-known political columnist of the ’80s and ’90s, portrayed by actress Jenifer Maxson. “Jenifer is bound to wow our audience, once again, with her unique style and impeccable talent,” says library director Denise DiPaolo.

Shelter Island Public Library, 37 North Ferry Road, Shelter Island, 749-0042; shelterislandpubliclibrary.org

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Art critic and guest curator Phyllis Tuchman calls attention to Robert Motherwell’s early work and explores the contributions he made to the abstract expressionist movement in the context of our East End artist’s community with “Robert Motherwell: The East Hampton Years, 1944-1952.” The exhibit will focus on more than 20 works from 17 major museums and five private collections.

Guild Hall, 158 Main St., East Hampton, 324-0806; guildhall.org Catch Ben Folds at Guild Hall on August 30.

Southampton Social Club

“Whether dining out in the yard under the stars or in the glow of the chandeliers in the dining room, chef Scott Kampf has captured the very essence of the season in every element of the menu,” says co-owner Ian Duke. With entertainment all weekend, Southampton Social Club also hosts its annual charity poker tournament to benefit Hope & Heroes Children’s Cancer Fund.

256 Elm St., Southampton; 287-1400; southampton socialclub.com H

INDIE POP Ben Folds sounds off at Guild Hall.

Known for his brilliant pop compositions, Ben Folds— who first found success as the leader of the critically acclaimed band Ben Folds Five—ends the summer with a performance at Guild Hall on August 30. Prime Orchestra ticket holders and members of the Guild Hall Contemporaries may enjoy a post-performance party in the garden of Southampton Publick House with a craft beer tasting, food, and live music.

Guild Hall, 87 Main St., East Hampton, 324-0806; guildhall.org

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Luigi Q serves up linguine with heirloom tomatoes, elephant garlic, Sciacca anchovies, and peperoncino.

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Abeetza Next Door

Combining a classic pizza parlor with a sit-down restaurant, Abeetza Next Door is known for its homemade bread, which arrives at the table straight from the oven, as well as flavorful pastas and sauces made in-house. Chef-owner Joseph DeLorenzo’s most popular dishes include a Parma flatbread with Gorgonzola, prosciutto, arugula, and roasted fig puree, and the namesake penne with sausage, mushrooms, and caramelized onions in a light tomato sauce.

82 Glen Cove Road, Greenvale, 516-484-3123; abeetza.com

Benny’s Ristorante

In its third decade, this authentic establishment prepares flavor-packed renditions of tried-and-true classics, both refined and rustic. Popular dishes include bucatini pasta with sardines, raisins, pine nuts, and fennel from Benny’s garden—a variation of the traditional Sicilian dish—as well as the linguine with clams and homemade gnocchi. Follow dinner with a delectable piece of Italian cheesecake.

199 Post Ave., Westbury, 516-997-8111; bennysristorante.com

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Casa Rustica

Casa Rustica has been around since 1986, when the surrounding town residents were driven to the newly opened restaurant due to blackouts in the area. Soon after, word spread of the authentic Italian fare, and Casa Rustica quickly became a Gold Coast staple. Mimmo and Benedetto Gambino prepare Northern Italian-style dishes like whole fish baked in a salt crust, served with a tomato concasse, lemon, parsley, and Dijon mustard.

175 W. Main St., Smithtown, 265-9265; casarustica.net

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Owner Luigi Quarta is more host than chef; he is known to make recommendations that keep regulars coming back for more.

Quarta emphasizes market-fresh, seasonal, home-style dishes based on his favorite meals while growing up in Brindisi, Italy. Start with one of the house specialties—escargot with roasted garlic and bay leaves—before digging in to Long Island roast duck or crispy whole whiting with chili peppers.

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Owner and chef Mario Fuentes, formerly at Café Testatrosa in Syosset, helms the kitchen, while his wife (and co-owner), Tara, oversees the front of the house. The couple emphasizes fresh seafood and homemade pasta, and dishes are prepared according to what is in season.

Chef Mario is also known for his home-style desserts, including flan, warm apple crumble, and traditional Italian cheesecake.

588 Westbury Ave., Carle Place, 516-997-5283; rialto restaurantli.com

Stresa

Restaurateurs Giorgio Meriggi, Tony D’Arcangelo, and Pasquale Cervera opened Stresa more than 20 years ago after long-standing careers in the restaurant industry, which included stints at Le Cirque and Quo Vadis. Authentic pasta dishes like the bigoli alla Latina (homemade pasta with pan­cetta, cabbage, and fresh tomatoes topped with pecorino cheese) are house favorites and are complemented by selections from an extensive wine cellar.

1524 Northern Blvd., Manhasset, 516-365-6956; stresa-restaurant.com

The Trattoria

Chef Steve Gallagher, who has previously worked at Long Island restaurants Star Boggs and The Jamesport Manor Inn, runs this warm establishment with a studied yet playful approach to Italian cuisine. The well-rounded menu includes Gallagher’s popular five-layer lasagna, which features a Bolognese sauce made of crumbled beef, pork, guanciale (cured pork jowl), and Fontina cheese, as well as house-made cavatelli with sweet corn and crab, and roast pork loin with mushroom and leek bread pudding.

532 N. Country Road, St. James, 584-3518; thetrattoriarestaurant.com

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Trattoria Diane

This Roman-style, family-run spot boasts a popular Sunday supper prix-fixe menu (also available Tuesday through Friday) that includes entrées like butternut squash ravioli and Tuscan pot roast with Parmesan mashed potatoes.

Opened in 1982, the adjoining bakery is an after-dinner must, with muffins, cookies, and pies. For lunch, drop by the Panini Café, which offers meals to go.

21 Bryant Ave., Roslyn, 516-6212591; trattoriadiane.com H

New in Town Spezia’s first year is a successful one.

A waiter at Casa Rustica in Smithtown for more than a decade, Alex Camargo opened Spezia last year to great acclaim; chef Dago Flores, previously at Becco in Manhattan, helms the kitchen. Start with an appetizer of escargot tossed with mushrooms and tomatoes in a Cognac cream sauce before tucking into a hearty dish of pan-seared scallops wrapped in prosciutto over vegetable risotto in white wine sauce.

645 Middle Country Road, St. James, 265-9228; spezianewyork.com Pan-seared scallops is one of the popular dishes at Spezia.

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New construction shingle style home just completed, beautiful architectural elements and details in this this nearly 7,000 square foot home on three finished levels is designed for the best of seaside living. Retreat to one of the 6 bedrooms, including the master suite which offers a beautiful ocean view from the private balcony and Carrera marble bath with soaking tub and steam shower.

Co-Exclusive WEB#47003 $9.75M

Dmitriy & Co’s unique product mix speaks to a sophisticated audience who share a passion for authenticity. Furniture is made entirely by hand in their New York City studio, tailored to clients’ custom requests. The collected works of furniture, art and globally sourced antiques afford a warm and curated aesthetic.

Tim Davis Lic. Assoc. RE Broker Office: 631.702.9211 | tgdavis@corcoran.com

133 W 25th, Gallery 2E, New York, NY 10001 info@dmitriyco.com | 212.243.4800

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SiMplicity AWAitS Wainscott. Located in desirable Wainscott South, this sophisticated custom home is modern living at it’s best. The home boasts a master suite with fireplace, 3 guest bedrooms with ensuite baths, powder room, a great room with fireplace that is excellent for entertaining and a professional chef’s kitchen. The property includes a heated gunite pool and lush landscaping making it the perfect Hampton’s retreat to call your home. Exclusive. $3.295M Web# 46795

WAinScott South Wainscott. Beautiful 5 bedroom, 5 bath Traditional on a full acre of cleared land. Gourmet Country kitchen with top of the line appliances. Double sided gas fireplace is the centerpiece of the living room with beamed ceilings. Dining area has two walls of French doors leading to the outdoor entertaining space, which includes a fire pit and fireplace with a heated gunite pool surrounded by brick patio.

Finished lower level with walk-in wine cellar, weight room and miniature basketball court. Breezeway to garage. Exclusive. $4.495M Web# 31166

clASSic tRAditionAl cottAge Wainscott South. On a quiet street just minutes to the ocean beaches sits this well laid out, one level home featuring a master bedroom suite which is sited on the south side of the home offers double height ceiling, beautiful master bath and access to the blue stone patio. The kitchen, dining area and living room all open out onto covered porch and patio. Additionally there are 3 guest bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and 2.5 baths. Lushly landscaped with room for a pool. Also available as a compound with adjacent property. Exclusive. $3.495M Web# 27591

Susan A. Ryan | Licensed Associate RE Broker | m: 631.680.3321 | susan.ryan@corcoran.com Michael A. Schultz | Licensed Associate RE Broker | m: 917.882.8338 | michael.schultz@corcoran.com

Real estate agents affliated with The Corcoran Group are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of The Corcoran Group. Equal Housing Opportunity. The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker. All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding fnancing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualifed architect or engineer. 51 Madison Main Street, & Main,East SagHampton, Harbor, NY NY11963 11937| 631.725.1500 | 631.324.3900

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HOW BETTER TO CELEBRATE THE TWO GREAT LOVES OF YOUR LIFE THAN TO HOST A MOST IMPORTANT DAY IN THE BACKYARD OF A HAMPTONS HOME. BY MARIA BARTIROMO

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All our guests stayed at the Inn at Quogue, which is now The Quogue Club at Hallock House, where members can enjoy everything from yoga to wine tastings to dinner. The owners have done a beautiful job with the renovation. We joined the club, and it’s nice because when you’re sitting there having a meal, it feels like a place you’ll see a lot of people you know.

For my husband and me, the Hamptons isn’t so much about going out or entertaining as it is about just taking a break from my very busy life. It’s an opportunity to kick back, biking from Cupsogue to Shinnecock, or walking on the beach.

This summer we celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary by buying our own waterfront home, not far from where we were married. The paint is still wet it’s so new. But coming from the busy life that I lead, having an opportunity to have that peace and quiet with nature all around really does do something for the soul, and I’m cherishing my new little stake in the ground. H

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’ve been coming out to the Hamptons for nearly 30 years. Even before I met my husband, Jonathan, I would go to the Hamptons with my friends to various places around Quogue, Sag Harbor, and Westhampton.

My husband’s family had a house in Quogue for a long time, and we spent much of our dating life there. Because my father-in-law spent so much time in the Hamptons, he had a ton of friends who would always have dinner parties. During our wedding weekend, Mona Ackerman, who passed away in 2012, had a dinner for us at her home in Westhampton. Then we had our rehearsal dinner at the Stone Creek Inn, which is still one of my favorite restaurants.

We got married on June 13 at my husband’s father’s home in Quogue. It was the most amazing ceremony right on the tennis court. My mother-in-law organized everything to perfection, and a friend drove us. I wore an Arnold Scaasi dress. It was truly a beautiful wedding.

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SURF & TURF IN SAGAPONACK Sagaponack. A unique 30+ acre compound beckons, sharing both ocean and pond frontage in Sagaponack, the village that has come to epitomize the Hampton experience.

The Surf: Poised on 8 acres above the dune, along 280 + Ft of pristine white, sandy beach, a sprawling 6,000 SF+/-, 7 bedroom residence with oceanside pool, offering sunrise views across the Atlantic Ocean and sunsets over neighboring Sagg Pond awaits. A seperate carriage house hosts a 3 car garage with fnished loft space above offering 4 rooms and a full bath. A small pond on the edge of the property provides a scenic buffer to the north.

The Turf: Across Sagg Main, a large swath of bucolic farmland, reserved for all eternity, runs along 400’ of Sagg Pond stretching north over 23 acres. A large barn and green house anchor the southern edge of the feld while a dock awaits a sailboat or kayak on the pond itself.

These unique properties, with so much land and potential, can be purchased separately or together. Call for more information or your private tour today.

Exclusive. $35.99M | Oceanfront Residence on 8 Acres: $28.995M | 23 Acre Reserve: $5.995M

Southampton to Montauk...Sagaponack to Shelter Island The Hamptons for Buyers, Sellers, Renters & Investors Gary R. DePersia Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker m: 516.380.0538 gdp@corcoran.com

Real estate agents affliated with The Corcoran Group are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of The Corcoran Group. Equal Housing Opportunity.

The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker. All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding fnancing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualifed architect or engineer. 51 Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 | 631.324.3900

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Tri-Exclusive. $11.9M WEB# 51044

StunnIng onE oF a KInd mEcoX BaY WatErFront Water Mill | 1.75 Acres | 6,100 SF+/- | 4 Bedroom | 5.5 Bathroom | 2 Fireplaces | Heated Pool Exclusive. $10.95M WEB# 13286

Susan M. Breitenbach | Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker | m: 631.875.6000 | smb@corcoran.com Real estate agents affliated with The Corcoran Group are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of The Corcoran Group. Equal Housing Opportunity. The Corcoran Group is a licensed real estate broker. All information furnished regarding property for sale or rent or regarding fnancing is from sources deemed reliable, but Corcoran makes no warranty or representation as to the accuracy thereof. All property information is presented subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. All dimensions provided are approximate. To obtain exact dimensions, Corcoran advises you to hire a qualifed architect or engineer. 1936 Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton NY 11932 | 631.537.3900

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IncrEdIBlE Southampton modErn EStatE on 3 acrES – FIrSt oFFErIng Southampton | Close To Ocean | 10,000 SF | South Of Highway | On Almost 3 Landscaped Areas | Exceptional Open Living Space, Grounds, Expansive Lawn And Gardens | Heated Gunite Pool Tennis | Gated Driveway Exclusive. $21.995M

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