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AFTER RELOCATING FROM LOS ANGELES, DECORATOR NATASHA ESCH OPENS A STYLISH HOME-DESIGN BOUTIQUE IN THE HAMPTONS Text by Raul Barreneche | Photography by Eric Striffler

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Designer Natasha Esch inside her new shop, Monc XIII.

If East Hampton is the most fashion-focused of all the villages on Long Islandâ€™s East End, then Sag Harbor is definitely its most design-centric. The former whaling town is rife with top-notch antiques and design shops, from the exquisitely edited Bloom to local favorites Ruby Beets and Jed. The latest newcomer is Monc XIII, which opened just before Memorial Day weekend and offers a stylish selection of new and vintage pieces inside a strikingly renovated 2,400-square-foot historic building just off Main Street. You canâ€™t miss the violet Dutch door.

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The façade of the shop’s historic building, with its distinctive purple door.

Monc XIII is the brainchild of decorator and former head of Wilhelmina Models Worldwide Natasha Esch and her husband, Matthew Coffin, a web entrepreneur. Previously based in Los Angeles, the couple relocated with daughter Orchid and son Sky to the Hamptons full-time, looking for a quieter life. “I had a great run for a dozen years in L.A.,” Esch says, “but I’d become a mom and wanted to curate my own vision of what I like. I thought a store would be the best way to convey that.” And Sag Harbor seemed the ideal spot. “The vibe was right,” she explains. “The town has such great antiques shops.” So what’s the story behind the unusual name? It’s an acronym of sorts: “Monc” comes from Matthew, Orchid, and Natasha Coffin, while the Roman numerals for 13 represent Sky’s birth date.

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The renovated interior before installation.

Esch and Coffin worked with New York City architect Martin Sosa and local builder Tom O’Donoghue on a two-year transformation of the historic 1890 structure, which previously housed a pair of apartments above two separate storefronts. They took the building down to the studs, refashioning it as an airy double-height space with rustic posts and beams salvaged from an old southern barn, recycled-oak floor boards, and luminous Venetian plaster walls. “It’s definitely my vision of design: old but modern, a mix of periods, all within a very traditional structure,” Esch says. The abundant wood and metal is a nod to the 1950s French industrial look. “There’s an honesty in the materials that fits nicely with the feel of Sag Harbor,” she adds. The assorted industrial light fixtures hanging throughout the store are European designs Esch found in England and had rewired.

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A view of the main floor from the circular staircase.

The tightly edited mix of merchandise reflects Esch’s rustic-industrial aesthetic. There’s vintage midcentury furniture—clubby Chesterfields, an Arne Norell leather safari chair—as well as a small selection of antiques; alpaca-wool throws from the Patagonian design company Pehuén; handmade knives from the venerable Italian cutlery house Berti; handsome trays by Steven Gambrel for the Lacquer Co.; beautiful ceramics by French artist Gilles Caffier; and all the hostess gifts and housewares one might need in the Hamptons: Sheffield silver, Cire Trudon and Frédéric Malle candles, and mountains of old books by Ernest Hemingway and John Steinbeck. For something more over-the-top, consider a collection of leather-wrapped Coleman coolers, thermoses, and pocket flasks, all hand-stitched in Spain. Hemingway would approve. Monc XIII is open daily, 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.; 40 Madison St., Sag Harbor, New York; 631-808-3333; monc13.com

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The selection of midcentury furniture on display when the shop opened included, from left, a pair of French armchairs with zebra-pattern upholstery, a Chesterfield sofa in chartreuse leather, and an Osvaldo Borsani lounge chair.

A display of leather-wrapped home and garden accessories.

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The main draw of the Hamptons each summer is, of course, the beautiful beaches, see-and-be-scene, and the charming farm-stand dotted landscape. But once you've reached this ritzy resort community, it's easy to find other attractions to enjoy, particularlyâ€”as you might expect from an area that's a magnet for the rich, fashionable, and famousâ€” irresistible boutiques. Here's a handful of the Hamptons' top shops, including several that are perfect if you're on a houseguest's budget.

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As the well-heeled masses return—arms outstretched—to East End shops, David Chines waits calmly, confident that customers will fall head-over-Louboutins for Copious Row Beach. And with good reason: His new gallerylike boutique offers designer must-haves with relevance far beyond Coopers Beach. “We have a great range of apparel and accessories you can’t otherwise find in Southampton,” Chines says. “The designers I carry are exclusive to me in terms of distribution, which really speaks to a customer who wants to wear something beautiful to a party or benefit that others won’t show up in.” A former LVMH marketing exec who honed his style acumen working with Fendi and Givenchy, Chines prioritizes versatility. From the architectural elegance of Delpozo to the forward-thinking silhouettes of the CFDA Fashion Award-winning Brock Collection—with Judith Leiber, Sonia Rykiel, Tomas Maier, and other influential designers in between— Copious Row Beach is chockablock with looks that would be right at home in Manhattan. Chines earned a devoted clientele with his Copious Row outposts in Sag Harbor and Greenwich, Connecticut. To tailor the shop’s vibe for a beachier, event-conscious crowd, he enlisted interior designer Zachary Dillingham Zimmerman. Marble tables and palm-frond wallpaper set a fun yet sophisticated stage. “It’s all about creating an ambience that caters to the client and the clothing,” Chines says. “Every piece has a place to be showcased.” 28C Jobs Lane, Southampton, 631-488-4555; copiousrow.com

The meticulously curated apparel and accessories that have made Copious Row a destination for fashionistas have a new beachy showcase. Offerings include an inspired home line from Fornasetti (ƩƢƜƭƮƫƞƝ), a reinterpretation of Italian painter, sculptor, and engraver Piero Fornasetti’s 19th-century artwork.

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What better way to ward off the autumn blues than by warming up your decor? Put a personal stamp on your interiors with something both vintage and of-the-moment, like a pair of tall-backed English Victorian nursing chairs upholstered in Christopher Farrâ€™s Travelling Light linen. $1,500 each, at Kitty Clay, 116 N. Sea Rd., Southampton, 631-488-4411, kittyclay.com.

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Made from pressed olives hand-picked from ancient groves in Andalusia, this fragrant, flavorful oil just happens to look good on the kitchen counter, too. $42, at The Interior, 11 Bridge St., Sag Harbor, 631808-3707, theinteriorny.com.

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Handmade by Los Angeles– based potter Victoria Morris, these speckled ceramic canisters are a heaven-sent catchall for knickknacks. Available in three sizes, from $425 (small) to $520 (large), at Monc XIII, 40 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 631808-3333, monc13.com.

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Handmade in Barcelona from braided esparto grass, this stylish chaise will change from a green tone to a more yellow hue as it bakes in the sun. $750, at Bloom, 43 Madison St., Sag Harbor, 631-725-5940.

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Who couldn’t use a little extra storage? Corral throws and pillows in this two-tone handwoven seagrass basket. Also comes with a black stripe. Available in four sizes, from $45 (small) to $75 (extra large, shown), at Lido, 132 Main St., Greenport, 631-477-2350, lidoworld.com.

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Shop the farmers’ market in style with this fully collapsible leather Maharam tote, which includes a linen pouch insert that keeps items from slipping out. Available in four colors. $95, at West Out East, 25 Newtown Ln., East Hampton, 631-324-3103, westouteast.com.

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The statement piece your wardrobe has been missing: Rauwolf’s Durin clutch, made of pearlized cream Plexiglas and resin with a magnetic closure. $1,990, at Copious Row Beach, 28C Jobs Ln., Southampton, 631-4884555, copiousrow.com.

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Only one in 100 lambs in Iceland are born with the natural gray color used to cover this cozy butterfly chair. $2,400 (chair) and $300 (ottoman, not shown), at Elizabeth Dow, 14 Gingerbread Ln., East Hampton, 631-329-1414, elizabethdow.com.

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These earthenware Cubisme bookends are a smart hybrid of Cubist art and Mesoamerican carving. Available in two colors and shapes. $195 each, at L’Objet à la Plage, 9 Main St., Southampton, 631-2592644, l-objet.com.

COMFY COLLABORATION

Wyeth founder and curator John Birch has teamed up with RH Modern to produce a minimalist 1950s-inspired modular sofa collection available in 155 fabrics and leathers. $6,895–$10,995 (shown), at RH, 69 Main St., East Hampton, 631-907-1300, rhmodern.com.

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Partial proceeds from the sale of Switzerland-based skincare brand Abhati Suisse’s products, including the Purvanchal scented candle, go to the nonprofit Educate Girls. $75, at Marders, 120 Snake Hollow Rd., Bridgehampton, 631-5373700, marders.com.

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ew shopportunities abound in the Hamptons every season. Some years big designer names sashay onto the scene, other seasons it’s all about getting physical with workout joints and gym gear. This year, there’s a little of this and that, but what feels newest is a handful of indie types with cool, original points of view and inventories that make trends rather than follow them. Busting out of that same-old, same-old mold comes Communitie East in Amagansett, a satellite of the beyondcool flagship in Marfa, Texas, where designer John Patrick, a pioneer of ecochic and sustainable fashion, might just wait on you. Jewelry designer Stella Flame, whose gutsy designs are inspired by the four elements, is opening in Sag Harbor. The women of Random Acts of Creativity, who consider themselves global treasure hunters, are popping up in Southampton. You’ll find more mainstream types, too. The biggest news, perhaps, is the debut of home-decorating resource One Kings Lane, opening its first brick-andmortar store in a Southampton landmark building. And what’s a summer in the Hamptons without a little celebrity spotting? Gwyneth Paltrow’s goop MRKT pops up in Amagansett. Here’s a fashionable baker’s dozen of shopping stops.

SHOP don’t drop You’ll find some serious retail therapy out East this summer

This alfresco place features edited racks and shelves of Kharbanda’s 6 Shore Road brand of swim, ready to wear and beach bags. Prices range from $80 for a bikini top to $200 for an elaborately printed one-piece swimsuit.

6 SHORE RD. Gurney’s Montauk Resort 290 Old Montauk Hwy., Montauk 212-274-9666; 6shoreroad.com; Instagram: 6shoreroadbypooja Never want to go inside this summer? Check out this beach-to-bar collection of swimwear and seaside silos for women and a first foray into menswear designed by Pooja Kharbanda at her new outdoor pop-up shop. Yes, outdoor. It’s set on the outer deck at Gurney’s Montauk. Kharbanda was commissioned to design looks for the entire beach staff — some 35 folks in all — so you’ll get a sense of her sprightly tropical prints.

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CHASER

75 Main St., East Hampton 631-527-7272; Chaserbrand.com; Instagram: @chaserbrand A serious nod to Cali cool blows into town with the Chaser brand pop-up that sells groovy rocker-chic duds for kids, women and men. There are graphic tees emblazoned with party slogans, such as “Wake Up and Smell the Tequila” and designs (watermelons, dragons, etc.). Find cushy hoodies with lace-up necklines, lightweight cover-ups, sporty shorts, easy dresses and more. Prices range from $26 for a children’s look to $200 for a women’s jacket.

JIMMY CHOO

66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton 917-539-4874; jimmychoo.com; Instagram: @jimmychoo Shoe lovers, rejoice. Luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo has arrived on the scene with its first-ever pop-up shop, open through mid-October selling women’s and men’s pre-fall collections. For women, the inspiration is modernday rock ingénues, the collection combining feminine toughness and rebellious free-spirited style. “There are no rules,” says creative director Sandra Choi. For the guys, style springs from nautical themes.

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45 Main St., East Hampton 631-210-6697; thereformation.com; Instagram: @Reformation Gals who follow trends but want to look effortless depend on this ecofriendly Los Angeles brand. Find breezy dresses, saucy cropped tops, seaworthy jeans and a brand-new swim collection. The vibe is hip, sexy and sweet, and the garments are all produced using sustainable methods and materials. A cute, ribbed crop crew tee costs $28, while an ethereal open-back wrap dress in airy georgette runs $428.

COPIOUS ROW BEACH

28C Jobs Lane, Southampton 631-488-4555; copiousrow.com; Instagram: @copious_row After two seasons in Sag Harbor, David Chines, a former marketing executive at LVMH, has moved to Southampton and totally rejiggered the inventory. At his last shop, Chines focused on menswear, accessories and home. But now, wow, backed by the whimsical palm-frond printed wallpaper, discover women’s clothing from serious designers such as Monse, Victoria Beckham and Delpozo, along with handbags, sunglasses, scarves, small leather goods and some seriously swanky jewelry. A smart scarf from Swash retails for $295, or go luxe with a sparkling diamond necklace for $22,000.

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Shop outside at 6 Shore Rd., set up on the deck at Gurney’s in Montauk. Here, men’s board shorts, $168, and a woman’s crossover swimsuit, $160.

14 Amagansett Square, Unit B, Amagansett 631-267-5411; communitie.net; Instagram: @communitie_east You’ll likely meet designer John Patrick, one of the pioneers of sustainable fashion, at this new beach satellite, a smaller branch of the store in megahotspot Marfa, Texas, that has a rep for, among other things, the most fabulous hats. You’ll find rugged craftsmanwoven straw brims starting at $69 in this minimalistic environment, where highly curated artisanal clothing and accessories star. Feather-light slip dresses are cult faves, worn by the likes of Rihanna and Kim Kardashian. Other standouts include ostrich boas matched with sweatshirts and a good supply of forward menswear, along with rare

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ON THE COVER A woven tote, $55, from Reformation Beach House, East Hampton.

145 Main St., Amagansett goop.com; Instagram: @goop The world of Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle brand, goop, will spring to life in her pop-up, opening midJuly in a grayshingled house on Amagansett’s

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main drag. Billed as a carefully curated, one-stop shop for summer essentials, you’ll find everything you need to have “a beautiful summer.” The diverse mix will include lush beach towels, beach baskets, summer dresses, yoga mats, home entertaining goods and even hostess gifts. A full apothecary of “clean and nontoxic” skin care and beauty items will be available, geared to a summer audience. Paltrow reportedly will not be ringing up your order but is expected to be on hand quite a bit, since she summers in the Hamptons.

See STYLE on B6 Exfoliating Instant Facial Masque is $125 at goop MRKT, Gwyneth Paltrow’s pop-up in Amagansett.

After popping up in East Hampton last season, ATM: Anthony Thomas Melillo opens a permanent shop at 20 Newtown Lane, selling signature men’s and women’s fashion, Peruvian blankets, candles and a brand-new shoe line. Sweaty Betty’s back, too, at 51 Newtown Lane, and is also going year-round with fun, athletic clothes in wildly imaginative prints, some that transition from working out to going out, including reversible leggings. Peserico, the luxurious, sophisticated women’s clothing brand from Italy, comes to 48 Newtown Lane. Teen girl magnet Brandy Melville, the relatively reasonably priced brand, reportedly took a three-year lease at 50 Main St. after popping up last season. In Southampton, Eberjey, for sweet nighties and PJs, sexy lingerie along with swimwear, opens at 53C Jobs Lane. Jewelry resource Katherine Tess has taken over 69 Main St. Find more baubles, including a DIY “Color Bar” where you can customize your own designs, at Kendra Scott, 44A Main St. They’ll also stock a home collection, gifts and nail polish. — ANNE BRATSKEIR

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764 Montauk Hwy., Montauk 631-668-8178; Instagram @shineboutiquemontauk Shine isn’t new, but it’s bigger and better with a vastly revamped inventory in a space that has tripled in size. “It’s like a mini department store,” says owner Tom Flight. Fresh in the mix: lotions and potions, aromatherapy products and makeup from Bare

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books and vintage magazines. “It’s a little bit of time travel in here,” says Patrick, who designed the store to represent the perfect closet. “There’s a ’70s optimism, which we so need at this moment.”

Minerals and Smashbox. Get your bling on with jewelry from Uno de 50, Alex and Ani, and Chan Lu. There’s lingerie, too (apparently a hot commodity). “There’s no lingerie anywhere in Montauk,” said a Shine staffer. “It’s kind of tough when you come out here and you forgot your underwear.” Find fun, modern handbags and mini leather backpacks by Melie Bianco ($39-$90), Free People shoes, Swarovski crystal temporary tattoos, along with a new Shine brand collection of ready-to-wear. “Montauk’s got this unique, very beachy Boho chic style with little twists of fancy,” says Flight. To that end, the Shine collection offers just-right tops, shorts and dresses for $80 or less.

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At Shine’s expanded store in Montauk, find everything from underwear to these adorable Montauk flip-flops, $26.

Brides often spend hours finding the right shoe for their weddings — but whether they’re killer stilettoes, fur and lace booties (like these, from the recent Marchesa bridal runway) or customized sneakers, hardly anyone sees them. . . . So we decided to give your wedding slippers a little love. If you have an interesting wedding shoe, send us a photo (we’d like a close-up and a shot that shows the whole outfit) and a little info on your choice. Email exploreLI.com, with Wedding Shoes in the subject line or send to newsday.com/submit. We’ll run some faves at the end of summer. — BARBARA SCHULER

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38A Jobs Lane, Southampton raclifestyle.com; Instagram: rac.lifestyle Random Acts of Creativity co-founders Noelle Pallais and Sabrina Burda, who consider themselves global treasure hunters, open their first independent pop-up in the Hamptons on June 17. The duo defines their retail gig as “a carefully curated nomadic and ever-changing storefront showcasing designers, artisans and artists from around the world.” This season’s Boho eclectic themes will include artwork, home goods, accessories, jewelry and clothes from wellknown brands such as Baublebar jewelry and Del Toro shoes and more obscure ones like Byfini, a clothing line. The mix is definitely eclectic and includes handmade stitched baskets ($40), red gingham mules ($240) and a handpainted backgammon board ($525). “It looks like a curated bazaar,” Burda says of the store.

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3 Moniebogue Lane, Westhampton Beach 631-684-9007; Instagram: @shopravelwhb Store owner Colleen Nill’s inspiration for this fresh new spot was luxurious hotel shops selling “interesting, cool things that you don’t see all over.” To that end, she’s stocked her smartly appointed space (built like a custom closet) with clothing, jewelry and accessories that have “a resort flair.” Find loads of beachwear, bathing suits, cover-ups, hats and more, “a little something for everyone,” says Nill. Jewelry runs from costume for less than $100 to precious, and prices go from about $36 for a summery pouch to $550 for a bracelet with diamondstudded charms. Nill’s hope is that “people feel happy and upbeat while they shop these fun brands. . . . I want them to really feel that they are on vacation.”

At Ravel in Westhampton Beach, straw clutches — striped by Mar Y Sol, $110; star by Estella, $59.

An embroidered tunic in airy georgette, $220, can be found at Johnny Was in Southampton. This paddleball set, $24, is from One Kings Lane, a home furnishings shop in Southampton. ONE KINGS LANE ONE KINGS LANE

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150 Main St., Sag Harbor 631-919-5172; stellaflametheshop.com; Instagram: @stellaflamejewelry Gutsy, gorgeous and somewhat spiritual (without being corny) jewelry is sold at this 400-square-foot treasure chest, where jewelry designer Stella Flame (yes, her real name) holds court. The jewels, handmade in two small ateliers in Istanbul, are inspired by the four elements (earth, wind, fire and water) and combine precious metals and sparkling stones. A “man in the moon” amulet/charm in vermeil and sparkling stones sells for $170, while a 24-karat, thick gold cuff with chalcedony teardrops goes for $3,520. In addition to the earthy bling, Flame carries jewelry designer Olivier Durbano’s fragrances that he has dubbed “perfume poems,” luxurious Jane August handbags, and it has a small men’s section featuring jewelry, grooming products and lightas-air Spinoza sunglasses made in South Korea. A patio outside will host special events, such as trunk shows and book readings.

11 Jobs Lane, Southampton 631-283-0590; onekingslane.com; Instagram: @onekingslane Home resource One Kings Lane opens its first brick-andmortar retail location in the

town’s landmark Rogers Memorial Library, the 1895 building designed by R.H. Robertson. Goods are showcased in an “immersive lifestyle experience,” meaning shoppers will be able to get up close to a wide array of inventory, including beds, dining sets, sofas, throws, pillows, vases and tableware, along with one-of-akind vintage pieces. Interior

46 Jobs Lane, Southampton 631-353-3975; Johnnywas.com; Instagram: @johnnywasclothing Free spirits will find a fashion bounty at the Johnny Was pop-up, where the theme is Bohemian chic. The Southern California brand offers a fashion assortment boasting luxurious fabrics, signature prints and detailed embroideries. Named after the Bob Marley song “Johnny Was a Good Man,” the inventory includes cool, beachy looks that are equal parts vintage and modern in unfussy, toss-on silhouettes. There are breezy dresses for day, along with romantic maxis for nights on the town. Throw a fringed embroidered kimono over your T-shirt to amp up any look or slip into comfy and cool linen crop pants with embroidered flowers. Prices run from $98 for a silk scarf to $485 for a threequarter-length hooded jacket with ornate floral embroidery.

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