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Sagaponack. You’ve always dreamt about that expansive, 4 acre compound, awash in sea breezes, you’d buy in Sagaponack just a bike ride to ocean beaches. You’re not really a fan of all those new constructions but instead want something more like the sprawling, authentic properties that dotted the Hamptons landscape years ago. Well….I just happen to have one if you’re still in the market. Better hurry though as there aren’t any other 4 acre compounds with all this going on hanging around at the moment with an amazing new price. Dreams can come true if you contact me soon enough to arrange your own private tour of this superlative property. Inquire about rental opportunities.

4.2 Acres | South Of The Highway | 5,000 SF+/- Renovated Barn | 2,900 SF+/- 6 Bedroom Guest House | 1,000 SF+/- Carriage House 1,000 SF+/- Gym Pavilion | Private Pond | 20’ X 45” Heated Gunite Pool | Sunken Har-Tru Tennis Court Exclusive. $15.995M WEB# 16007 MD-LD: $450,000 | July: $195,000 | August: $225,000 | July/August: $400,000 WEB# 57728

Peconic Bay Estate: Like You’re on Vacation Everyday Sag Harbor. You remember the feeling. You’re on holiday on the coast of some Caribbean isle or on the cliffs of a European town overlooking the Mediterranean. Each morning when your head leaves the pillow you know you are on vacation with broad expanses of water dotted with boats and vistas of other shores. Much closer to home you can recreate that feeling each and every day when you own this 7 bedrooms, 7 bath retreat poised along 150+ ft. of Peconic Bay with sweeping vistas to the North Fork, Shelter Island and beyond. Best of all, you won’t need a passport, a pat down or a plane ticket. Just get in your car and head East.

1.18 Acres | 155 Ft. On The Bluff | Community Bay Access | Totally Renovated by Steven Gambrel | 6,500 SF+/- on Three Levels | 7 Bedrooms | 6.5 Bathrooms Finished Lower Level | 20’ X 45’ Heated Gunite Pool | 7’ X 7’ Spa | Koi Pond | Built-in Outdoor Kitchen Exclusive. $6.695M WEB# 48965

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Real estate agents affiliated 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 financing 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 qualified architect or engineer. 51 Main Street, East Hampton NY 11937 | 631.324.3900

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Ocean Avenue East Hampton. Jaffe, Fleetwood, Meier, Bates, Gwathmey....... Stern. Among a handful of renowned architects that helped to define the Hamptons in the late 20th Century, Robert A. M. Stern lent his prodigious talent to the design of a palatial receptacle for sun, site and view. Nestled on a 3-acre grassy knoll that stretches to the bucolic waters of Hook Pond with views to the ocean beyond, this sprawling 7,500 SF, 6 bedroom beach house, with its soft, subtle design, exudes a serene mood, recalling lazy, luxuriant summers. Warm rays of sunshine seep through slatted blinds in slashes that shift with the hours. The zig zag angles of the window walls orient the living level on a diagonal to the long axis of the house, designed by Stern to capture views across Hook Pond while the bleached floorboards follow the diagonal flow to the south. The main living room upstairs is light and open, free of determinate walls with bleached wood floors, moldings and columns enriching a neutral palette of white walls and natural materials. Joining that on the 2nd floor is the master wing with its sleeping chamber overlooking the grounds, pond and ocean and a sumptuous, oversized bath featuring an amorphous, meandering winter green tub contrasting with the sensuous cream color marble floor. A short staircase climbs to a roof deck, perhaps for that postprandial cigar as you soak in the views. The ground floor is home to an eat-in kitchen which is more than adequate to service the formal dining room, defined by its bay window and designed for the elegance and glamour of nighttime use. A second living room, dramatic, yet understated, resides on the southern end of the first floor also with expansive views through a series of French doors that allow access to the grounds outside. Just beyond lies a green house and studio space. A separate staff wing is found above the attached 2 car garage. Outside a kaleidoscope of color abounds with specimen trees, colorful plantings, award winning perennial gardens and a sea of lawn stretching down to Hook Pond, much of which can be enjoyed when sitting beside the 40’ heated, Gunite pool with spa. And yes, a tennis court could be sunk into this gorgeous 3 acre tableau. And if your tastes dictate a different choice, this spectacular site could accommodate a new, 8,200 SF residence, finished lower level and 1,400 SF accessory structure of your own design. With both Main Beach and village shopping just a short stroll away, plan your own personal tour soon as this eclectic offering is sure to find a new owner in time for Summer 2017.

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Southampton to Montauk...Sagaponack to Shelter Island The Hamptons for Buyers, Sellers, Renters & Investors

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Publisher’s LETTER DE GRISOGONO Ring in pink gold, with a cushion-cut tourmaline, 101 yellow sapphires, and 247 orange sapphires.

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and shakers on the East End. We’re delighted to have Christie Brinkley, a longtime Hamptons resident and age-defying beauty as our cover subject. In the accompanying feature Brinkley talks about her love for the villages of the South Fork, her secrets to looking great at any age, and her new business ventures, including the Bellissima prosecco line. We talk to

Michael Kors, the great American designer—also a resident of the Hamptons—about his distinct take on American style. Our Power Players feature looks at the influential men and women who summer on the East End and give tirelessly to its various communities, supporting the area’s philanthropies and charity events and doing so with great personal style. We profile Hilaria Baldwin, who recently wrote the book The Living Clearly Method, a primer for practicing a more balanced, healthier lifestyle. For our readers who summer in the Hamptons, we have included a roundup of the galas and events not to miss, and report on all the hot new restaurant openings. Enjoy the issue, and if you are heading out East, we wish you a terrific summer in one of the most beautiful destinations on the planet.

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TABLE of CONTENTS

ON THE ROAD Above: The Alfa Romeo Giulia.

Haute Living’s automotive expert, Tim Lappen, gives us the inside scoop.

Christie Brinkley talks new ventures and life in the Hamptons.

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PUBLISHER’S LETTER WHAT’S ON THE WEB

All the great features and content on HauteLiving.com and the Haute Living app

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TREND REPORTS

Women: Summer sorbet Men: Cool sand

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HAUTE ACCESSORIES Women: Lucky charms Men: In the shade

HAUTE AUTO

Italian finesse versus Detroit muscle

HAUTE SHOPPING

Hamptons tastemakers reveal their favorite addresses

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HAUTE DINING

The latest restaurant openings on the East End this summer

HAUTE DRINKS

Cool cocktails from top Hamptons restaurants and lounges

HAUTE INSIDERS

Navigating the new luxury market in New York

HAUTE ’HOODS

What celebrities are buying now

HAUTE TRAVEL

St. Tropez, Monaco, and the Cote d’Azur; Ibiza and Mykonos

ON THE COVER: CHRISTIE BRINKLEY PHOTOGRAPHY: GIAN ANDREA DI STEFANO STYLING: LA MARQUE FOR THE ONLY.AGENCY HAIR: SASHA NESTERCHUK FOR THE ONLY.AGENCY MAKEUP: SANDY LINTER USING LANCOME AT THE BRYAN BANTRY AGENCY COVER PHOTOGRAPHED AT 30 PARK PLACE, FOUR SEASONS PRIVATE RESIDENCES NEW YORK DOWNTOWN

Shopping on Billionaire’s Row St. Tropez Photos: Top: Gian Andrea di Stefano; above: Shutterstock.com.

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Michael Kors

FEATURES

The hammam at 111 Murray Street.

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In “Power Players,” we talk to Don Peebles (right), shown here with (from left) Oren Alexander, Katarina Peebles, and Chris Leavitt.

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Christie Brinkley: Beyond beauty

HAUTE JEWELRY A gem of a feast

PROFILE

Michael Kors, mega designer and social media star

FASHION MAN OF STYLE

The art of fashion with Ben McKenzie

CLOSE UP

Hilaria Baldwin talks about her new book and work-life balance

THE BUZZ

Hot Hamptons happenings

POWER PLAYERS

The men and women who are setting the philanthropic, cultural, and style agendas in the Hamptons this season

HAUTE SCENE

108 The best of party happenings in New York

THE LUXURY BEAT

120 Fitness and wellness mogul Tracy Anderson, known for her A-list celebrity clientele, talks about what’s new for summer

The One&Only, Palmilla.

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On theWEB

The rear garden of Ian Schrager’s new Public hotel at 215 Chrystie Street.

Kirsten Kelli at the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House

WHAT’S ON THE WEB

I CONNECT Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. We’re your guide to all things haute in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, as well as in cities around the world: Mexico City, London, and Dubai.

f you want to know about all of the hot happenings in your city,

Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon, the famed “hat luncheon,”

make sure to check out Haute Living online (hauteliving.com)

one of the spring social season’s most anticipated events; and the

and the Haute Living app. Each day we give you the latest intel

Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House. We also spoke

about the most important social gatherings and galas in your

to executive chef Sylvain Delpique at The 21 Club about all the new

city, along with reports on the buzziest restaurant and store open-

changes he’s making at this iconic New York institution; interviewed

ings, fashion events, and celebrity real estate news. In recent weeks,

interior designer and Bravo host Taylor Spellman on her favorite New

we provided readers with an insider’s look at glamorous city gather-

York addresses, and got a first look at Elettra Wiedemann’s exciting

ings like the superchic Spring Ball, hosted by The Society of Memo-

new release, The Impatient Foodie, a book that marries slow food ide-

rial Sloan Kettering and attended by prominent New York names like

als with the realities of a fast-paced, urban life. There’s always a lot

Seth Meyers, Aerin Lauder, and Christine Schwarzman; the annual

to check out on hauteliving.com, so make sure to stop by for a visit.

Interior designer Taylor Spellman

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Patricia Herrera Lansing and Seth Meyers at The Society of Memorial Sloan Kettering Spring Ball.

Girls Club Decorator Show House

Nick Olsen, at the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Decorator Show House

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RALPH LAUREN calf suede bucket bag, $1,950, available at select Ralph Lauren stores.

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GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI Pauline sandals, $650, available at giuseppezanotti.com.

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SALVATORE FERRAGAMO blush velvet wedge ankle strap heel, $795, available at Salvatore Ferragamo boutiques nationwide.

TRUSSARDI eel mini Lovy bag in yellow, price upon request, available at trussardi.com.

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SUMMER SORBET

Fresh sorbet colors were seen in many SS17 collections— Bottega Veneta, Emilio Pucci, and Hermès, to name a few.

Designers developed a playful palette using the soft-hued

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STUART WEITZMAN Swiftkeel sandals, $445, available at stuartweitzman.com.

colors in ready-to-wear, shoes, and accessories. You can go monochromatic or mix them up, creating a fun yet fashionable outfit totally in sync with one of this season’s hottest trends.

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ANTO SHIRT Beige oxford solid sport shirt, $250, available at antoshirt.com.

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COS cropped pants, $115, available at cosstores.com.

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GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI Frankie sneaker, $665, available at giuseppezanotti.com.

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RICHARD JAMES fully canvassed ivory Spirit jacket, $1,035, available at ricardjames.co.uk.

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ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA Tessuta loafers, $895, available at select Ermenegildo Zegna stores.

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COOL SAND Designers also went monochromatic for spring/summer ’17 with light, neutral tones—the It shades of the season.

Blazers, bags, and shoes were all designed in these chic hues, creating the quintessential look for summer. Labels

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO Ivory large shoulder pack bag, $1,950, available at Salvatore Ferragamo boutiques nationwide.

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HauteAUTO

BY TIM LAPPEN

ITALIAN FINESSE VS. DETROIT MUSCLE The Alfa Romeo Giulia and the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat

RACING CRED This rear view shows the quad exhaust and the ground effects down below.

There are some who say you can tell a lot about a country, and its people, by

to put the children’s car seat and groceries in the back. Nevertheless, the

the cars it produces. Okay, no one says that, but it’s a pretty good opening

Alfa doesn’t make the people inside pay for all that performance, as there’s

line so hang with me for a minute. The Alfa Romeo Giulia is all-Italian—

plenty of room fore and aft, and with four doors, it’s an easy-in, easy-out

sleek, sophisticated, nimble, quick, and maybe a little quirky. The Dodge

car too.

Challenger SRT Hellcat is straight-ahead Detroit iron, and it leads with

The sophistication extends to the “active-aero” component. The front

its power numbers—of course, if you had 707 horsepower (not a typo),

splitter (the area below the front grille) automatically adjusts to provide

you might lead with that too. So maybe it’s worth delving a little deeper

more downforce (weight over the front wheels, to help it stay connected

into what makes each tick and what each says about its country of origin.

with the road), an important consideration for a car like this, with a top

Both are creations of FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles), but there aren’t a

speed of 191 mph (which I didn’t get anywhere near during my one-week

lot of family resemblances between them. Let’s start with the sleek Italian.

experience with this car—well, not really near—actually (redacted on

The Alfa Romeo Giulia comes in two basic gelatos: The standard one

advice of counsel). Thoughtfully, Alfa provided beautiful Brembo calipers

has 280 horsepower, but the Quadrifoglio, denoted with the four-leaf

to bring it back to zero quickly.

clover on the sides of the front fenders, is a different kettle of lasagna.

The Alfa is not just a straight-line stormer, though. With rear-wheel

It feels like a car designed to knock the BMW M3 off its throne and

drive and Alfa’s “DNA Pro Drive Mode Selector,” one can choose between

drag the competitors from Mercedes, Audi, and even Cadillac with it.

The Alfa 4-Leaf has prodigious power (505 horses) and is close to the near-perfect 50-50 weight distribution (the weight of the car over front wheels/rear wheels). It boasts an eight-speed transmission with a lever

505 Horses--rumor has it that it’s the V-6 counterpart of a Ferrari California engine

in the center console plus today’s obligatory paddle shifters, and it goes through the gears like a hot knife through butter—this car lays it down really smoothly, assisted, no doubt, by a carbon-fiber driveshaft. It does so quickly, hitting 60 mph in under four seconds, and it holds the lap record for a production four-door sedan at Germany’s fabled Nürburgring race track (7:32 minutes). This puts it just a tick behind such luminaries as the Ferrari 488 Italia and the McLaren MP4 12C—yet the Alfa still has a place

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four setups: “D”ynamic, “N”atural, “A”dvanced Efficiency (economy), or

juvenile tendencies, in which case it was happy to paint the road black

“R”ace modes. Calling it “DNA” was apparently so important to Alfa that it

with no effort at all). Finally, a vehicle that allowed me to amortize all of

thought DNAR wouldn’t cut it. And what’s “Natural” mode anyway?

the time spent practicing heel-and-toe downshifts! And how rewarding

Semantics aside, it’s a ton of fun to drive a car that allows an adjustment to engine mapping (how fast the throttle responds), suspension firmness,

those were, given the roar elicited by the throttle blip. I kept hearing Jay Leno’s immortal words: “There’s no replacement for displacement!”

and my favorite: exhaust note. The car speaks Italian like a big lady with a

I assume that the moniker Hellcat just garnered more votes than

shield and a spear, so you better pay attention. Need I say that I only toggled

Testosteroneo. That or maybe some suit was worried that the alternative

between Dynamic and Race—okay, I used Dynamic once when going out to

sounded too much like a Ferrari red head. Either way, this car is a teenage

get milk and eggs.

boy’s dream, no matter how old he is. It’s really the best of the muscle car

And then there’s the Hellcat. Not much left to the imagination here—the

era, if “best” means excellent brakes, great cornering, and power that’s in the neighborhood of 250 percent above what Detroit churned out in the 1960s.

A brief side note—as I write this, the Dodge Demon has been announced, and for those for whom 707 horsepower is a good starting point, your ride is on

MOST PEOPLE will see the Hellcat as it’s passing by…quickly.

the way. The Demon, designed for drag-strip use, will check in at about 840 horsepower with a projected 0 to 60 time of 2.3 seconds and, wait for it, it’s the world’s first production car that can do a wheelie. All I can say is “wow” (oh, and “I want one”). History buffs may remember the Chrysler “C” cars of the 1950s, the most powerful of which supposedly required a doctor’s note to prove that the buyer could handle the power.

The Demon may require an EKG and the consent of your next-of-kin.

My time with the two FCA–created cousins was snarling sabre-tooth feline head on the front fender is a pretty good clue

coming to an end, and I really didn’t want to give back either of them.

that you’re in for something rough and wild. Surprisingly, however, it’s not

Both had their high points and surprisingly few low points. I loved my

all lumps and bumps for those lucky enough to get a ride in this American

time behind the wheel of both, and, interestingly, they’re roughly in the

screamer.

same price range. They both did their jobs well, but, boy, did they come

“Mine” had a six-speed manual and it was slick—shifts were positive,

at the task differently. Luckily for many of our readers, one could buy

smooth, and sharp, allowing one to put power to the pavement with a

both for the price of a well-optioned Porsche, so both Dr. Jekyll and Mr.

minimum of wheelspin (unless, of course, one had never outgrown his

Hyde each could have his favorite.

NICE PACKAGE 707 horses topped by a supercharger.

FEISTY No pretenses here—this is one mean machine.

NICE SHOES With big rims and massive Brembos, it goes and stops.

Jay “LenoAs says,

“There’s no replacement for displacement.

”

A lifelong petrolholic, mechanic (cars, motorcycles, boats), and automotive journalist since penning a column for his high school newspaper, internationally recognized attorney Tim Lappen is a partner at a major Los Angeles–based law firm, where he chairs the firm’s Family Office Group and its Luxury Home Group and is, of course, a member of its Motor Vehicle Group. He can be reached at tlappen@gmail.com.

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SHOPPING

BY CATHERINE SABINO

HAMPTONS CHOICES

New York tastemakers with summer homes on the East End reveal their favorite addresses.

A designer once described as a fashion “wunderkind” by the New York Observer, Tony Melillo, who dressed Leonardo DiCaprio for the film The Beach, opened a new year-round ATM shop in East Hampton on Memorial Day weekend. The store features the easy-chic, luxury casualwear (for men and women) craved by Hamptons stylistas. There is also a new line of shoes, camo sweatsuits, T-shirt dresses, bodysuits, and hand-painted pants (20 Newtown Lane; 631-527-7271; atmcollection.com).

CLOTHES Tiina the Store is great for beachy brands. They carry some that are harder to find, like The Elder Statesman. I recently picked up sweaters and DESIGN BY THE BEACH Top: Tony Melillo and Kelly Klein with Kelly’s son Lukas Rector and Tony’s son Max MiletichMelillo. Top right: Melillo opened a new ATM store in East Hampton.

Above: Tiina the Store in Amagansett.

blankets for the beach there (216 Main Street, Amagansett; 631-267-6200; tiinathestore.com). I get my son’s clothes at Clic General Store; they have a nice selection of baby clothes and great gifts, like caftans (60 Newtown Lane, East Hampton; 631-527-7102; ehgeneralstore@clic.com).

BEACHWEAR The Sunset Beach Hotel in Shelter Island has a great beachside boutique; it doesn’t feel like a hotel gift shop at all (35 Shore Road, Shelter Island Heights; 631-749-2001; sunsetbeachli.com). I’ve been wearing Orlebar Brown bathing suits for years; the fit is wonderful, and I like that they have exclusive styles there every season (55 Newtown Lane, East Hamp-

ton; 631-324-3960; orlebar-brown.com). Pilgrim Surf & Supply has superbeachy surf wear and a great selection of hats (4 Amagansett Square, Amagansett; 631-267-3598; pilgrimsurfsupply.com).

VINTAGE FURNITURE AND DECORATIVE OBJECTS Lazy Point sells a collection of interesting vintage and boho home goods and decorative items (171 Main Street, Amagansett; 631-604-1268; lazy pointvariety.com). For the best lamps, I always suggest Comerford Collection (2442 Main Street, Bridgehampton; 631-537-6200; store.comerford collection.com). I have this perfect hammock from Love Adorned (Amagansett Square, 156 Main Street, Amagansett; 631-267-7720; eastend@loveadorned.com). They also carry great little trinkets. French Presse is the place for beautiful bedding, towels, and linens (160 Main Street, Amagansett; 917-864-9711; frenchpresse.com).

TABLEWARE Bloom has great handcrafted pottery, candles, and the best linen napkins from Society. Last season, they had these really beautiful water pitchers (43 Madison Street, Sag Harbor; 631-725-5940).

GIFTS I like going to Aerin (83 Main Street, Southampton; 631-353-3773; aerin.com).

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF ATM; TIINA THE STORE.

TONY MELILLO

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MARK ZEFF

ANTIQUES

A highly influential architect and designer, Zeff heads up his eponymous

Founded by a former Elle Decor editor, it’s a great resource for fabulous light-

firm, whose work includes luxury residential, hospitality, and retail properties, product and brand development, along with superyacht design.

DESIGN AND DECORATIVE ITEMS: Sylvester & Co. is one of my favorite stores in the Hamptons. A real gem with offerings from home decor, books, clothes, and furniture to sweet dog must-haves. They have a bar in the back

Neo Studio is one of the best home interiors gallerys in the Hamptons. ing and never disappoints (25 Madison Street, Sag Harbor; 631-725-5632).

KITCHEN ITEMS AND TABLEWARE Loaves & Fishes Cookshop is a paradise if you enjoy cooking as much as we do! We really appreciate the curated approach this family-owned business takes in its collection of kitchen and entertaining essentials, homeware, and perfect gift selections (2266 Montauk

that serves great local iced coffee, tea, and

Highway, Sagaponack; 631-537-6066; landfcookshop.

baked goods. My kids really like going there

com).

for the delicious cookies that are displayed PHOTOS: PORTRAIT, GIANNI FRANCHELLUCI. STORE IMAGES: COURTESY OF NEO STUDIO, MECOX GARDENS AND LOAVES & FISHES COOKSHOP.

in large, old-fashioned cookie jars (103 Main

FOR THE GARDEN

Street, Sag Harbor; 631-725-5012; sylvester-

I love going to Marders nursery to check out the rare

andco.com).

and unusual plants. I have been buying from this family business for many years and they have every-

FURNITURE

thing you need for the garden: seeds, soil, plants and

Shopping at Homenature is a pleasure. I al-

trees, garden statuary, books, and even great items

ways find a great mix of things for the home that are made with organic, natural materials. The furniture is clean, modern, and timeless (6 Main Street; 631-287-6277; homenature.com/collections/southampton).

OUTDOOR FURNITURE Mecox Gardens is the mecca for outdoor furniture. It’s where I find superstylish antique, vintage, and new garden furniture! The beautiful gardens and displays, spread over three acres, is also terrific (257 County Road 39A, Southampton; 866-956-8552 or 631-287-5015; mecox.com).

for indoors too. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and is always ready to help (120 Snake Hollow Road, Bridgehampton; 631537-3700; marders.com).

ART GALLERIES The three must-check-out places on our hit list for the local art scene are The Fireplace Project (851 Springs Fireplace Road, East Hampton; 631-3244666; thefireplaceproject.com), Eric Firestone Gallery (4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton; 631-604-2386; ericfirestonegallery.com), and Harpers Books (87 Newtown Lane; 631-324-1131; harpersbooks.com) for photography.

Mark and Kristen Zeff

CURATED COOL Clockwise from above: The Neo Studio in Sag Harbor; Mecox Gardens in Southampton; Loaves and Fishes Cookshop in Sagaponack.

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SHOPPING

BY CATHERINE SABINO

FURNITURE AND DECORATIVE ITEMS Homenature is a fantastic shop for all things home (6 Main Street, Southampton; 631-287-6277; homenature.com/collections/southampton).

Harbor Books is my all-time favorite shop in the Hamptons. They have the best coffee table books, which I love to place all around my home (20 Main Street, Sag Harbor; 631-808-3401; harborbookssgh.com).

SHOSHANNA LONSTEIN GRUSS

ART GALLERIES

As founder and creative director of Shoshanna, the designer launched her

Lane; 631-329-3100; galleryvalentine.com). I am crazy for many artists at

label in 1993 and has been a longtime fashion influencer in the Hamptons

Eric Firestone, especially Jen Stark (4 Newtown Lane, East Hampton; 631-

and New York.

604-2386; ericfirestonegallery.com).

I love Gallery Valentine, especially the Peter Anton pieces (3 Newtown

CLOTHES

FOR THE GARDEN

Joey Wolffer (formerly The Styleliner) has beautiful,

The Marbella collection at RH East Hampton,

unique brands and one-of-a-kind pieces that satisfy

The Gallery is chic, modern, and timeless (RH

my love of color, beading, and bohemian style. I love

East Hampton, The Gallery, 69 Main Street,

their jewelry too. They carry Elisa Solomon and Elisa-

East Hampton; 631-907-1300; restorationhard-

beth Bell, two of my favorites (11 Madison Street, Sag

ware.com).

Harbor; joeywolffer.com). Stella & Ruby has the best children clothes in all of the Hamptons. I always find

FLOWERS

something fun and yummy there (144 Main Street, Sag

Hydrangeas just sing summer to me! We have

Harbor; 631-919-5222; stellaandrubyhamptons.com).

all colors in my home. I love cutting them with my children and placing them through-

BEACHWEAR

out the house. I am also growing Japanese

If I’m not wearing my cover-ups, I go for the simple lines of James Perse. I

wisteria on my pergolas, but this seems to be a longer undertaking than I

love his surf vibe—clean and cool (56 Newtown Lane, East Hampton; 631-

imagined. One day they will be beautiful, I hope! When I don’t use flowers

907-9270; jamesperse.com).

from my garden, I go to Sag Harbor Florist (3 Bay Street, Sag Harbor; 631725-1400; sagharborflorist.net).

PHOTOS: CLOCKWISE FROM INSET FAR LEFT: COURTESY OF JOEY WOLFFER; SHOSHANNA LONSTEIN GRUSS; HONE NATUREL; RH, RESTORATION HARDWARE.

SUMMER SELECTS Clockwise from above: The Joey Wolffer store in Sag Harbor; Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss on the East End; Homenature in Southampton; RH Restoration Hardware in East Hampton.

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JENNÉ LOMBARDO Jenné Lombardo, cofounder of MADE Fashion Week and founder of The

DECORATIVE ITEMS

Terminal Presents, a strategic brand consultancy, summers in Montauk.

Love Adorned has such a well-curated selection of eye candy that every time I go in, I feel like I am finding something new (Amagansett Square, 156 Main Street, Amagansett; 631-267-7720; loveadorned.com).

CLOTHES Bob Melet and his family have scoured the planet to bring one-of-a kind vintage items to life in his incredible warehouse space, Melet Mercantile.

FLOWERS

I find it literally impossible to leave empty-handed (102 Industrial Road,

I love walking into Flowers by Beth, even when I don’t have an occasion

Montauk; 631-668-9080; meletmercantile.com).

to buy flowers. They have the most beautiful individual flower stems and succulent terrariums that always inspire me (255 Main Street, Amagansett; 631-267-2620 for the studio; flowersbybeth.com).

BEACHWEAR

OUT EAST Left: Lombardo’s favorites include Love Adorned in Amagansett, Below: The rugged Montauk coastline.

Surf Bazaar at The Surf Lodge for swimsuits, jewelry, and gifts for friends and my children (183 Edgemere Street, Montauk; 631-668-1035; thesurf bazaar.com).

BEAUTY My friends own Botanica Bazaar, an amazing all-natural apothecary. I could spend hours there testing new products and learning about holistic approaches to wellness (14 Amagansett Square, Amagansett; 631-2675660; botanicabazaar.com).

PHOTOS: CLOCKWISE FROM INSET FAR LEFT: COURTESY OF JOEY WOLFFER; SHOSHANNA LONSTEIN GRUSS; HONE NATUREL; RH, RESTORATION HARDWARE.

The Montauk coastline.

Jenné Lombardo in Montauk.

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TASTES OF SUMMER

Summer outposts of iconic Manhattan spots, along with new bistros and new chefs, are giving East End dining a fresh dose of buzz.

Each Memorial Day, the East End welcomes a host of new restaurants, but the summer of 2017 has particularly rich offerings, including two outposts of iconic Manhattan spots as well as new eateries and offerings from Hamptons favorites. If there’s anything that ties them together, it’s the emphasis on local produce—and there’s a bounty of it.

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SAVORING THE HAMPTONS Above (clockwise from top left): A view from Navy Beach; the Rocket Salad at Calissa; Eleven Madison Park chef Daniel Humm; Le Bilboquet.

HauteCUISINE

PHOTOS (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: COURTESY OF NAVY BEACH, CALISAA; MARCO GROB, COURTESY OF ELEVEN MADISON PARK; LE BILBOQUET IMAGE BY DONNELLY MARKS

BY CATHERINE SABINO

son Park comes to the Hamptons. It’s perhaps the most eagerly awaited opening of the season, now that EMP was voted number one on the World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. But don’t expect a duplicate of Gotham’s temple of haute cuisine.

Chef Daniel Humm says that while some recipes and techniques will be incorporated from EMP, the menu will be à la carte rather than a tasting menu, and the emphasis will be on local produce and seafood. “We designed EMP Summer House [341 Pantigo Road; empsummerhouse. com] to be a more casual version of what we do at Eleven Madison Park, the type of restaurant you’d want to visit in the summertime after a day at the beach, or a place for a fun meal with friends.” Humm says they are planning to take full advantage of the locale, sourcing from local fishermen and farmer’s markets. “We’re still finetuning things, but you can expect bouillabaisse, steaks, pastas, oysters, stone fruit cobblers, and large-format experiences like a fried chicken din-

We designed EMP Summer “ House to be a more casual version of what we do at Eleven Madison Park, the type of restaurant you’d want to visit in the summertime after a day at the beach.

—Daniel Humm

”

PHOTOS: LE BILBOQUET IMAGES, DONNELLY MARKS; WILL GUIDARA PORTRAIT BY CHRISTOPHER VILLANO, AND RESTAURANT IMAGE, COURTESY OF ELEVEN MADISON PARK

OF NAVY BEACH, CALISAA; MARCO GROB, COURTESY OF ELEVEN MADISON PARK; LE BILBOQUET IMAGE BY DONNELLY MARKS

OPENINGS EAST HAMPTON Eleven Madi-

ner or a lobster boil.” Locavore also extends to the wine list, which will be comprised of selects from top East End vineyards. “And because it’s summer, we will definitely have plenty of rosé,” says Humm. SAG HARBOR Another must stop for bold-facers, which may well turn into their summer clubhouse, is Le Bilboquet’s new outpost in Sag Harbor. Le Bilbo, of course, is the powerhouse restaurant owned by Ron Perelman, Steven Witkoff, Eric Clapton, and Philippe Delgrange, the mastermind behind the restaurant as well as its gatekeeper, who plans to be at the restaurant four days a week. It will be twice the size of the New York City location (280 seats ver-

NEW YORK TRANSPLANTS Clockwise from top: The Vanilla Infinity dessert at Le Bilboquet; restaurateur Will Guidara of Eleven Madison Park; Eleven Madison Park in New York; Philippe Delgrange, one of Le Bilboquet’s owners.

sus 115). Favorites from the East 60th Street spot, like the poulet Cajun, tartare de boeuf frites et salade, and the signature tartare de thon will also

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be offered in addition to summer edibles like la grande Niçoise and la salade de homard Caesar with poached lobster. The restaurant, located at 1 Long Wharf, will offer great views of the local marina and yacht harbor. Sag Harbor is going to see a lot of hot dining action this summer as LuLu Kitchen & Bar (126 Main Street; 631-7250900) comes to town. Owned by Apollo Global Management cofounder Marc Rowan, with the kitchen under the direction of Phillipe Corbet, most recently of Arbor, the restaurant will focus on what the LuLu team is calling “woodburning” cuisine.devised by Corbet with dishes created to take advantage of local produce. For example, seafood platters (available throughout the day) include Montauk pearl oysters and Bonac razor clams; the duck leg confit appetizer comes with frisee salad and Mecox blue cheese; Mecox cheddar turns up on the Lulu cheeseburger, while spicy Long Island grapes are served with the grilled heirloom cauliflower. As for the wood-fired pizzas, the Market ver-

California Funnel Cake

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF DURYEA’S; LULU KITCHEN AND BAR.

SUMMER SETTINGS Top: The view from Duryea’s in Montauk. Above and right: LuLu Kitchen and Bar in Sag Harbor.

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sion includes prosciutto, onions, raclette cheese, and tomatoes and the Terroir option is topped with Crescent duck sausage, broccolini, and fontina. Other offerings include wood-oven cast iron market fish and grilled prawns and smoked ratatouille The menu will also feature weekly specials each day such as Monday’s bouillabaise and Tuesday’s chef’s mussels. THE SPRINGS The Springs Tavern (15 Fort Pond; 631-5277800) will open in the space formerly known as Wolfie’s Tavern, a historic locale where guests once included abstract artists Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning. Food is American pub style by chef Michael Ruggiero, an alum of Nick & Toni’s, Fresno, and the Montauk Lake Club.

WATER MILL The team behind such New York favorites as Amali, Il Cantinori, and Periyali will bring the flavors of another trendster watering hole, Mykonos, to Calissa (1020 Montauk Highway) in Water Mill. To get the Mykonos vibe down pat, the team from Amali, along with managing partner James Mallios, spent time on the island, studying its beachside tavernas. The food

EAST END FLAVORS Left: The Bonac chowder with local clams, smoked bacon, thyme, and oyster crackers, and below, the Rock Slide brownie with caramel, toasted pecans, vanilla gelato, and fudge sauce at The Springs Tavern. Below left, the Gaia cocktail at Calissa.

will give local ingredients a Greek twist—look for salt-baked striped bass and modern interpreta-

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF THE SPRINGS TAVERN; COCKTAIL, COURTESY OF CALISSA/MIKEY POZARIK.

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF DURYEA’S; LULU KITCHEN AND BAR.

tions of Greek favorites like corn croquettes with

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HauteCUISINE spicy feta, chiles, and cilantro yogurt. Three full-time sommeliers will assist guests with a 150-bottle list that highlights wines from popular Mediterranean vacation destinations such as Santorini, Crete, Corsica, Sardinia, and St. Tropez, building on Amali’s award-winning history curating Greek and biodynamic wine. In true Greek style, the kitchen will remain open until 2 a.m. (The restaurant is planning to stay open year-round.)

EXPANSIONS AND UPDATES EAST HAMPTON: Dopo la Spiaggia, one of the East End’s favorite Italian eateries, opens a second larger (nearly 3,000-square-foot) location in East Hampton (31 Race Lane).

Restaurateurs Maria and Larry Baum and chef owner Maurizio Marfoglia will continue offering locally sourced Southern Italian favorites like cavolini with shaved Brussels sprouts and toasted pine nuts; a seafood tagliolini with bay scallops, shrimp, and calamari; and Ippoglossion—a pan-seared halibut with faro, kale, and chanterelle mushrooms. BRIDGEHAMPTON: French bistro Almond (1 Ocean Road; 631-537-5665), a Hamptons mainstay (since 2001), has a new chef, Jeremy Blustein, formerly of Eataly, Margaux, and Trememon. MONTAUK: Arbor (240 Fort Pond Road, 631-238-5430) returns for its second season, with an outdoor dining area and an outdoor bar, overseen by The Garrett, noted for its top mixologists and popular watering holes in the East and West Village. No East End summer is complete without a stop at Duryea’s (65 Tuthill Road; 631-668-2410), where The Lobster Deck returns and presents a bounty of local seafood

California Funnel Cake

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF DURYEA’S.

IN SEASON Above: Duryea’s signage in Montauk. Top right: the Duryea’s crab cake and below, its Montauk Clambake with mussels, clams, shrimp, potatoes and corn on the cob.

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PHOTOS: COURTESY OF NAVY BEACH AND LT BURGER.

and produce. Order your lobster grilled or steamed, or as part

of a fresh Cobb. The Farmer’s Market at Duryea’s—offering artisa-

battered flounder served on an onion bun. Boozy Rated R Shakes

nal and local fare, including Mecox Bay Dairy Cheese, Fairview

for grown-ups are back, including the new Barking Bourbon with

Farms jams and cheeses, and Nounos Creamery Greek yogurt,

Jim Beam and maple pecan ice cream, and new seasonal cocktails

among many other items—is great for takeout. Popular beachfront

like The Whaler, made with gin, St. Maarten guava, and tonic.

restaurant and celeb magnet Navy Beach (16 Navy Road; 631-6686868), cofounded by Leyla Marchetto, heads into its eighth season with new menu options and new twists on favorite pasta and fish dishes like spaghettini with cherry tomatoes, chiles, mint, ricotta, and breadcrumbs; and Montauk Mako shark with charred tomatillo salsa, roasted corn, tortilla crisps, and avo-

ON THE BEACH Clockwise from, top:: Scenes from Navy Beach in Montauk. Far left: Laurent Tourondel of LT Burger.

cado. The cocktail menu will include a section of large-format

cocktails,

great for when you have

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF NAVY BEACH AND LT BURGER.

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF DURYEA’S.

a group in tow. Try the Navy Grog, made with light and dark rums, grapefruit, orange, and pineapple.

Yachtsmen

will be glad to know that the restaurant’s Torpedo service will return, providing a food-delivery service to boats anchored in Fort Pond Bay. SAG HARBOR: Acclaimed French chef Laurent Tourondel’s LT Burger (82 Main Street; 631-899-4646) adds two new burgers this summer: the Route27, made with caramelized onion, peppered bacon, and local Mecox cheddar; and the American, with two pepper-crusted patties, bacon, American cheese, pickles, and LT sauce. Also new this season is The Montauk Catch, beer-

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DRINKSNow

BY CATHERINE SABINO

La Piscine, created by Philippe Delgrange, co-owner of Le Bilboquet, will be served at the restaurant’s Sag Harbor outpost this summer. “The recipe is a big, big secret,” Delgrange notes. “It’s champagne on ice with a dash of joie de vivre.”

NICK AND TONI’S

LT BURGER

Cose Verde (“green things” in Italian)

Blood Orange Margarita

“This light and leafy tequila cocktail is all you need to kick-start

“Nothing says summer like refreshing, fruity, spicy cocktails by the beach.

your summer,” says Pia Bazzani, beverage manager at Nick and

Let the fun begin,” says Laurent Tourondel, chef-owner of LT Burger.

Toni’s.

2 oz. Sauza 100% Blue Agave Silver Tequila 2 oz. Cimarron Blanco Tequila

½ oz. Solerno Blood Orange Liqueur

4 slices cucumber

1 oz. agave nectar

4 basil leaves

1 oz. fresh lime juice

1 oz. fresh lime juice

1 ¼ oz. blood orange juice

¾ oz. simple syrup POWER POURS Top: Kevin Grillo readies a drink at celebrity favorite Nick and Toni’s.

Soda water

Fill a 12 oz. highball glass with ice. Add all ingredients in order.

Muddle the cucumber and basil in a

Shake with a cocktail mixer and

shaker. Add tequila, lime juice, simple

pour into a stemless martini

syrup, and ice; shake. Pour all ingre-

glass that has a half rim of salt.

dients into a double Old Fashioned

Garnish with a slice/wheel of

glass with a half-salted rim. Top with

blood orange* and piece of mint.

a splash of soda water. Garnish with

(*A slice/wheel of orange may be

cucumber wheel and sprig of basil.

substituted if blood oranges aren’t available.)

PHOTOS: .CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: LINDSAY MORRIS, COURTESY OF NICK AND TONI’S; COURTESY OF LE BILBOQUET; QUENTIN BACON, COURTESY OF LT BURGER.

Great new cocktails from East End hot spots to celebrate the summer of 2017.

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IN THE MIX

ARBOR

*Spicy Cucumber Puree

Black Lemon

1 medium cucumber

“The Black Lemon is an updated approach to a French 75, and per-

4 jalapeños (2 seeded, 2 unseeded)

haps a highbrow approach to Mike’s Hard Lemonade,” says Grant

1 oz. fresh lime juice

Wheeler, beverage partner of Den Hospitality. (This season Arbor

1 generous squirt of agave

will have a new outdoor bar, The Garret, run by top mixologists from Den Hospitality.) “The sum-

Mix all ingredients together with ice in a cocktail shaker. Shake thoroughly

mer spices or coriander and white

and pour into a tumbler. Garnish with fresh cucumber slices on a bamboo

pepper help balance the bold

skewer and place it across the top of the glass.

citrus of the lemon, which makes the drink a bit more quenching

KOZU

and a bit more food-friendly than

The Cosmo

its classic compatriots. It’s refresh-

“Cosmos are always popular,” says Zach Er-

ing yet elegant.”

dem, owner of Kozu. “We made the Cosmo unique by adding blood orange flavor and

1 oz. vodka

homemade candy brittle. The flavors of the

¾ oz. coriander lemon cordial

drink and the unexpected sweetness of the

2 ½ oz. cava

brittle make it a fun summer cocktail.”

3 dashes Black Lemon Bitters Stir ingredients in a mixing glass, then add the cava. Serve in a

2 oz. Chopin Vodka

large wine glass with a big ice cube.

¾ oz. Triple Sec ½ oz. Blood Orange Liqueur ½ oz. fresh lime juice

Arbor

Serve on the rocks with a garnish of Cranberry Brittle*

PHOTOS: MOLLY TAVOLETTI (DRINK) AND JASON PENNEY, COURTESY OF ARBOR; COURTESY OF DOPO LA SPIAGGIA; KOZU, AND UNION CANTINA.

PHOTOS: .CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: LINDSAY MORRIS, COURTESY OF NICK AND TONI’S; COURTESY OF LE BILBOQUET; QUENTIN BACON, COURTESY OF LT BURGER.

*Cranberry Brittle ½ cup sugar ¼ cup water ½ cup chopped dried cranberries Cook the sugar and water until it becomes light caramel. Remove from heat and stir in the cranberries. Spread the mixture in a thin layer on a DOPO LA SPIAGGIA (SAG HARBOR, EAST HAMPTON)

flat pan. Let cool and break into small chunks.

Spicy Cucumber Margarita “Spice things up after the beach when it really gets hot, for example,

UNION CANTINA

with the Spicy Cucumber Margarita,” says chef-owner Maurizio Mar-

Mezcalita de Pina

foglia. Dopo la Spiaggia mixologist Marc Johnson says this drink is a

“Made with the flavors most people associate with Mexico, it is a bold spin

favorite at the restaurants.

on the classic margarita and pays homage to Union Cantina’s prohibition past

Nothing “ says summer like refreshing, fruity, spicy cocktails by the beach.

—Laurent Tourondel, LT Burger

”

and modern Mexican present,” says Ian Duke, owner of Union Cantina.

2 oz. Libélula 100% agave tequila blanco, or top-quality

1 ½ oz. Ilegal Mezcal

tequila of your choice

Muddled jalapeños

1 oz. Combier Orange Liqueur

½ oz. lime juice

1 oz. fresh lime juice

1 oz. pineapple purée

1 generous squirt of agave

Cilantro

1 oz. spicy cucumber puree*

½ oz. agave

Fresh cucumber slices and bamboo skewer if available

Muddle the jalapeños with the lime juice, then add the cilantro. Pour in the Mezcal, pineapple purée, and agave.

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HauteINSIDERS

BY RANDY RADIC

15 William #25A

300 East 23rd St. #9E

NEW INVESTMENT STRATEGIES FOR SAVVY BUYERS The luxury real estate market in New York City has gone a little soft. Accord-

ments became available in Manhattan in 2016, with another 3,000 entering

ing to the brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield, luxury sales during the first

the market this year and 2,000 more expected for 2018.

quarter dropped 58 percent, year over year, making this the lowest quarterly

But some industry experts believe other factors, beyond overbuilding, are

volume in the last six years. To be categorized as luxury in New York, the

at work “Although analysts may consider our market to be “soft,” I believe it

price must be $4.5 million or more. Meanwhile, the average price for condo-

is simply a reflection of a smarter buyers’ market,” says Douglas Elliman’s

miniums in the area is $3.2 million, and the market is dense with multimillion-

Maria Velazquez. “The quality of new-development inventory is setting a

dollar properties for sale.

new standard in global luxury real estate, which keeps our foreign investors

Part of the reason for the market’s softness, according to analysts, is oversupply. The appraisal firm Miller Samuel estimates that 6,000 new apart-

always interested.”

To aid informed clients, Velazquez says that brokers “must get as creative as ever to educate our buyers in a crowded, oversupplied market.”

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In an effort to attract attention to listings, agents and brokers are relying on various innovative methods to entice buyers, including meditation classes instead of cocktail parties and turning properties into temporary art galleries, continuing education classes, and involving Instagram influencers with their listings.

Another factor likely contributing to the soft market is economic uncertainty. Both buyers and sellers are unsure about where the economy is headed under this new administration. If tax cuts occur, some experts believe the market will rebound. Other analysts fear reduced taxes and increased spending might trigger inflation along with escalating interest rates.

The New York real estate market is in a bit of a holding pattern until details of budget legislation are worked out and plans for infrastructure spending are announced. Only then will buyers and sell-

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF MARIA VELAZQUEZ.

SMARTER MOVES Above: Maria Velazquez of Douglas Elliman says, “Although analysts may consider our market to be ‘soft,’ I believe it is simply a reflection of a smarter buyers’ market.”

ers be able to better gauge the future of the market.

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Haute’HOODS

CHANGING PLACES

BY HALEY WILLARD

Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler, the actress and producer, are selling their penthouse at 15 Central Park West.

What celebs and A-listers are buying and selling now.

ON THE MARKET

Taylor Swift rented in 2016 has been listed for

with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms has

STING’S CENTRAL PARK–FACING

$24.5 million. Swift reportedly spent $39,500 per

floor-to-ceiling wraparound windows offering

PENTHOUSE ASKS $56M

month on the five-bedroom, four-floor residence

views to the North, South, and West.

The New York City duplex penthouse owned by

on Cornelia Street, while her duplex apartment in

British musician Sting is on the market with a

Tribeca was being renovated. Built as a carriage

SOLD!

$56 million price tag. Gordon Matthew Thomas

house in 1912, the charming, 5,400-square-foot

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE AND JESSICA BIEL

Sumner (a.k.a. Sting) and his wife, actress and

brick home features dramatic double-height ceil-

BUY PENTHOUSE AT RESTORED LAND-

producer Trudie Styler, bought the residence at

ings, glass windows, antique brick walls, Russian

MARK

15 Central Park West for $26.98 million in 2008

Ipe wood floors, and three fireplaces (one wood-

Pop artist Justin Timberlake and actress

from the building developer. They hired interior

burning and two gas).

Jessica Biel bought a penthouse at 443

PHOTOS COURTESY OF EVAN JOSEPH/STREETEASY

design firm SheltonMindel to add two custom

Greenwich Street in New York. The couple

spiral staircases and a double-sided gas fireplace

SUPERMODEL TYRA BANKS’ PLUSH

will be neighbors to the building’s many other

in the living room of the two-story unit, which

MANHATTAN PENTHOUSE

celebrities, including actors Ryan Reynolds

spans the 16th and 17th floors of the building.

Supermodel and America’s Next Top Model

and Blake Lively and British Formula One

founder and host Tyra Banks just listed her

driver Lewis Hamilton. It’s uncertain which

WEST VILLAGE TOWNHOUSE TAYLOR

New York City penthouse for $17.5 million. The

residence they snagged in the landmarked

SWIFT RENTED IS GOING FOR $24.5M

residence is also available to rent for $50,000

Tribeca building, but it is believed to be

The West Village townhouse that pop princess

per month. Banks, who

Penthouse G, a 5,375-square-foot,

is the new cohost of

four-bedroom apartment with a

America’s Got Talent, paid

$27.5 million price tag. Designed

a little over $10 million for Gwyneth Paltrow

by CentraRuddy Architects, the

the apartment in Battery

loft-style apartment, with high

Park City in 2010 and has

ceillings and an open kitchen,

been renting it out since

is lined with reclaimed wood

2015. Located next to

and wide-plank white oak floors,

Rockefeller Park and the

and is finished with marble and

Hudson River, the nearly

stainless steel accents.

Taylor Swift’s former West Village rental.

TRIBECA MOVES Above: Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel bought a four-bedroom apartment for $27.5 million.

7,000-square-foot duplex

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HauteTRAVEL

BY CATHERINE SABINO

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF DOMAINE BERTAUD BELIEU; BAGATELLE; NIKKI BEACH.

Megayachts in Gustavia Harbor

GREAT ESCAPES Hamptonites love the East End, of course, but here’s where they like to travel for a summertime Euro jaunt.

ST. TROPEZ A favorite of the world’s biggest celebs, St. Tropez rocks from late morning to the wee hours.

WHERE TO EAT Begin the day (in St. Tropez a good start time is noon) at people-watching favorite the café Senequier (senequier.com) with a café crème and a tarte tropezienne (translation: the tart of St. Tropez), a cream-filled pastry named by Brigitte Bardot when she was filming And God Created Woman, a movie that helped place the resort on jet-setters’ maps.

No visit here is complete without a stop at one of the A-lister-magnet beach club/restaurants. At lunch at Club 55 (club55.fr), you may find Paris Hilton or Kate Moss soaking up the sun, and models aplenty nibbling on freshly grilled fish or sipping chilled rosé. Head to Nikki Beach (nikkibeach.com), known for attracting a super-glam crowd and its not-to-miss Sunday brunch. Jet-setters who flock to Bagatelle restaurants in posh watering holes like St. Barth’s and Ibiza make a beeline for the outpost

The Asleep in the Cyclone suite at 21c Louisville

in St. Tropez (bagatellesttropez.com).

PHOTO: ALEX POISON/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM.

GLAM DESTINATIONS A look at what’s happening along the Cote d’Azur, and in Ischia and Mykonos. Above: St. Tropez

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Serious foodies head to La

that come complete with private

Vague D’Or (vaguedor.com), with

pools, cooks, and butlers. Be part of

a locally sourced Provencal menu

the nonstop Tropezian action at the

that earned the restaurant three

Hotel Byblos (byblos.com), a celeb

Michelin stars.

hangout for such stars as Leonardo

PHOTOS: COURTESY OF DOMAINE BERTAUD BELIEU; BAGATELLE; NIKKI BEACH.

di Caprio, George Clooney, and NIGHTLIFE

Naomi Campbell. The hotel, likes its

Any A-lister worth his or her Page

renowned club Les Caves du Roy,

Six mentions has flocked to Les

celebrates its 50th anniversary in

Caves du Roy (lescavesduroy

2017, so expect a high-wattage bash

.com), a famed nightspot in the

at its annual fete, scheduled for July

Hotel Byblos. The door is tight, the

19. For visitors seeking an exclusive

champagne flows, and this year the

and secluded retreat as a respite

merrymaking will ratchet up all the

from all the action, the Villa Marie

more, as this iconic spot celebrates

(saint-tropez.villamarie.fr), a five-star

its 50th anniversary. The members-

boutique property in Ramatuelle, is

only VIP Room (viproom.fr), a

a good option.

supper nightclub, is also a big-name hot spot.

LOCAL FLAVORS For St. Tropez rosé (and white and

HOTELS

red wine) head to the Domaine

For high-style pampering, La Re-

Bertaud Belieu (bertaud-belieu

serve Ramatuelle (lareserve-

.com) located on the town’s pen-

ramatuelle.com) is the place to go.

insula in Gassin dans le Var. The

In addition to the spacious rooms

winery is where Leo Di Caprio will

and suites that have terraces

hold a benefit for his foundation

overlooking the Mediterranean,

(the Leonardo di Caprio Foundation,

there are 14 Provencal-style villas

leonardodicaprio.org/) on July 26.

PHOTO: ALEX POISON/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM.

PLACES TO BE From top: Domaine Bertaud Belieu; Bagatelle restaurant; Nikki Beach.

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SOUTH OF FRANCE

homemade rock fish soup is not to

Sacha Lichine is owner of

be missed.

Chateau d’Esclans (esclans.com), located in Provence, and the son of

FOR DINNER

famed vintner Alexis Lichine. Here

Chez Bruno (restaurantbruno.com)

are some of his favorite spots.

in Lorgues is another great choice for truffle dishes. The Michelin star

FOR LUNCH: Bagatelle Beach (bagatellesttropez .com) in St. Tropez offers a combination of stunning waterfront views and the best in French cuisine by the great Chef Nicolas Cantrel. The truffle dishes here are outstanding. I order the whole truffle roasted chicken with baby potatoes. Last year, following our 10th anniversary celebrations at the Chateau, we celebrated the

is rightly earned.

FOR PEOPLE WATCHING Nikki Beach (nikkibeach.com) is known as a hot spot in St. Tropez.

The glamorous, stylish crowd comes dressed in their best beach attire.

FAVORITE NIGHTSPOTS

and shopping—is close by and just

ment; the Hotel Byblos (byblos.

Bâoli (baolicannes.com) in Cannes

a short walk from the water.

com), also in St. Tropez; La Bastide de Moustiers (bastide-moustiers.

offers a magical setting. A favorite

Fourth of July here.

among celebrities and movie stars

FOR MENSWEAR

com) in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie;

in town for the Cannes Film Festi-

Vilebrequin (vilebrequin.com)

the Domaine de la Baume

FOR SEAFOOD:

val, it is perfect for showing friends

men’s swimwear—the bright colors

(domaine-labaume.com) in Servian;

a good time.

and beautiful patterns bring the

La Colombe D’Or (la-colombe-dor.

spirit of St. Tropez to life.

com) in St.-Paul de Vence; and

La Mère Germaine (meregermaine .com) in Villefranche-sur-mer is a must and a perfect place to enjoy a glass of rosé. This charming waterfront restaurant specializes in seafood from the region. The

La Chevre d’Or (chevredor.com)

FAVORITE BEACHES The Pampelonne and other

HOTELS FOR OUT-OF-TOWN

beaches in Ramatuelle. Not only

GUESTS:

are they stunning and relaxing, but

Hotel La Ponche (laponche.com), a

all the action—restaurants, nightlife,

charming old St. Tropez establish-

in Eze Village.

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THE GOOD LIFE Above: Cannes at night; Sacha Lichine; a lounge chair at Bagatelle St. Tropez; the Pampelonne beach.

PHOTOS, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: MANJIK/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM; COURTESY OF SACHA LICHINE, COURTESY OF BAGATELLE; ELENA ELISSEEVA/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM

HauteTRAVEL

MONACO

/restaurant-montecarlo/joel-

some impressive sports cars on

and the Hotel Hermitage (hotel

Ambassador Maguy Maccario Doyle

robuchon) is sublime. This elegant

view in the Casino Square too!

hermitagemontecarlo.com) are the

is Monaco’s emissary to the United

dining room (pictured below) with two Michelin stars is a grand

with modern comforts. They are

indulgence. Hint: For a very special

PATISSERIES: The pretty

my homes away from home! We

FOR LUNCH: It’s hard to go past

treat, request the Chef’s Table and

patisserie Prince’s Tea is a pastry

are also looking forward to the

the Societe Nautique Restaurant,

view the creation of your meal by

lover’s haven, featuring tasty pas-

reopening of the renowned Hotel

which is located next to Monaco’s

the talented chefs in their kitchen.

tries and sweets. Epi d’Or on rue

de Paris (hoteldeparismontecarlo

stunning Yacht Club, designed by

For those who like organic dishes,

Grimaldi is a popular bakery for

.com) after extensive renovations.

Lord Norman Foster. There’s nothing

try Elsa Restaurant, the world’s first

freshly baked bread, cookies, and

It will partially reopen in mid-2017

better than enjoying the views of

all-organic Michelin-starred eatery,

cakes. Monaco’s best cappuccino

and will be fully reopened by De-

Port Hercules’ sparkling harbor with

at the Monte-Carlo Beach Hotel

can be sipped at Metcafé (in the

cember 2018. The hotel’s Le Grill

delicious Mediterranean cuisine and

(montecarlosbm.com), where chef

Le Metropole Shopping Centre),, a

Restaurant is due to reopen in

a glass of Provençal wine. Great tip:

Paolo Sari creates mouth-watering

great central location for meeting

time for this year’s summer crowd.

La Montgolfière (lamontgolfiere.mc)

cuisine sourced locally from the

friends and indulging in a local

on “the Rock” near the Prince’s Pal-

restaurant’s organic gardens.

favorite dessert: chocolate reli-

RECOMMENDED EVENTS IN

gieuse, double choux pastry shells

MONACO: Summertime in Monaco means it’s time for magical

States and Canada.

ace in Monaco ville. It’s very small and cozy, but the food is superb and

CAFÉS FOR PEOPLE-

filled with chocolate or mocha

the service is great.

WATCHING: The centrally located

crème pâtissière. It is almost a

concerts by the Monte-Carlo Phil-

Café de Paris (montecarlosbm.com)

religious experience in itself!

harmonic Orchestra (opmc.mc)

FOR DINNER: Joël Robuchon’s

has been the epicenter for people-

restaurant at the Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo (metropole.com/en

in the courtyard of the Prince’s

watching in the principality since

HOTELS: The Hotel Metropole

Palace. And anytime is a good

the day it opened in 1865. There are

Monte-Carlo (metropole.com)

time to visit Monaco’s spectacular Oceanographic Museum (oceano.mc) and Aquarium.

PHOTOS, CLOCKWISE FROM CENTER LEFT: COURTESY OF THE HOTEL METROPOLE MONTE-CARLO; PORTRAIT, TONY POWELL; COURTESY OF THE HOTEL METROPOLE MONTE-CARLO; © MONTE-CARLO SBM

PHOTOS, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: MANJIK/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM; COURTESY OF SACHA LICHINE, COURTESY OF BAGATELLE; ELENA ELISSEEVA/SHUTTERSTOCK.COM

epitome of elegance and luxury BOULANGERIES AND

On July 1, the Place du Casino will be transformed into a giant dance floor for the premiere of Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo’s F(ê)aites de la Danse (balletsde montecarlo.com), a festival of dance. In advance of its 2018 USA tour, be sure to check out Les Ballet’s performances in the Monte Carlo Opera House in July.

MONTE CARLO MOMENTS Clockwise from far left: The Joel Robuchon Monte-Carlo restaurant in the Hotel Metropole; Maguy Maccario Doyle, ambassador of Monaco to the United States and Canada; the Hotel Metropole; the Monaco coastline.

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IBIZA The island is famed for its nonstop nightlife scene, which attracts bigname celebs, billionaires, and tech moguls visiting the White Isle in ISLE FILE Top: On the beach in Ibiza. Above: Nikki Beach.

Right: The new Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay.

their mega-size yachts.

WHERE TO EAT Hamptonites and New Yorkers who love Cipriani can head to Cipriani Downtown Ibiza (cipriani .com) in Ibiza Town for their Bellini fix in a swishy setting overlooking the harbor. There are many Cipriani classics, like the risotto primavera, carpaccio and vitello tonnato, and a nice offering of sushi and sashimi to nibble on while you take in the stylish crowd. Like its counterpart in St. Tropez, Nikki Beach Ibiza in Santa Eulalia del Rio (nikkibeach.com) is a fantastic beach club, an all-day party, as well as a place to lunch (until

“Nana” by Niki de Saint Phalle at Altstadt Vienna

7 p.m.) and dine (Thursday to

Ibiza (privilegeibiza.com), located

pools, a Six Senses spa, and, of

Saturday, from 8 p.m. to midnight).

in San Rafael, has drawn countless

course, a Nobu restaurant. Ushuaia

Another posh beach club is the

celebrities, including David Bowie,

Tower Ibiza (ushuaiabeach

Blue Marlin Ibiza (bluemarlinibiza

Tina Turner, and P. Diddy.

hotel.com), in Playa d’en Bossa, is

.com) on Cala Jondal Bay, with

a celebrity haven—Leonardo di

day-to-night dining, serious sun-

HOTELS

Caprio chose the penthouse here.

bathing, and big-name DJs.

Robert De Niro and Nobuyuki

Join the never-ending party by

Matsuhisa expand their hospitality

the pool at the nearby Ushuaïa

NIGHTLIFE

empire with the new Nobu Hotel

Ibiza Beach Hotel. For a relaxing

The local clubbing scene attracts

Ibiza Bay (nobuhotelibizabay

countryside getaway, try the Ca Na

the chic and powerful from every-

.com), located on the shores of

Xica Hotel and Spa (canaxica.com)

where on the planet. No serious

Cala Talamanca. We can’t wait to

in Sant Miquel de Balansat, a sleek

clubber can miss a stop at Am-

see the guest list at this property,

20-room boutique hotel nestled

nesia in San Rafael (amnesia.es),

which is two kilometers north of

among olive and citrus trees with a

which lures the world’s top DJs

Ibiza Town and offers two seafront

gorgeous pool.

(and Paris Hilton) and is famous for its no-holds-barred foam parties. The success of Pacha Ibiza (pachaibiza.com) in Ibiza Town, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, served as a catalyst for the island’s now legendary nightlife scene, and the beautiful, and famous rock this club. The largest nightclub in the world, Privilege

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HauteTRAVEL

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daytime parties. Scorpios (scorpiosmykonos.com), a recently opened beachfront restaurant located on Sunset Beach, also offers a killer daytime party scene. For dinner, head to Matsuhisa (belvederehotel. com/nobu-matsuhisa-mykonos) at the Belvedere Hotel for famed chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s renowned Japanese cuisine and amazing views of the quaint town Chora and the Aegean Sea. NIGHTLIFE Beach and Hippie Chic boutique

For many seasons, two Mykonos

(hippiechicmykonos.com/luxury-

clubs have set the nightlife pace:

boutique-beachwear) at Agios

Cavo Paradiso Club (cavoparadiso

Ioannis Beach—both offer a variety

.gr) in Paradise Bay and Paradise

of glamorous beachwear!

Club (paradiseclubmykonos.com) in Mykonos Town, where A-list DJs

CURATED MYKONOS

cocktail. The bars are all lined up

Dimitra Kolotoura and Mareva

against each other and offer little

Grabowski are founders of Zeus

chairs overlooking the sea.

EXPERIENCES

like Tiësto and David Guetta come

Take a ride by traditional boat to

to play. Cavo Paradiso Club, an

Delos,, the sacred island of Apollo,

indoor-outdoor mecca nestled on a

or Rinia, an isolated nearby island.

rock overlooking the Aegean Sea,

You can hire a boat just for yourself

has been considered the crown jew-

at baytrip.gr.

el of the Greek clubbing scene for more than 20 years, attracting VIPs

...AND MORE Haute Living looks at places sought

+ Dione (zeusndione.com), a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand that col-

HOTELS

out by stylistas, the yachting crowd,

laborates with artisans throughout

Our two preferred hotels are the

and those who like Greek chic with

Greece for its collection of handmade

Belvedere Boutique Hotel Mykonos

a boho touch.

ready to wear, swim, jewelry, acces-

(belvederehotel.com) in Mykonos

sories, and Hellenic-heritage fashion.

Chora, because it combines a relaxed

WHERE TO EAT

Here are their island recommenda-

atmosphere and a strong cosmo-

Indulge in fresh Mediterranean

tions.

politan scene at night, and Mykonos

fare as you spend the days basking

Theoxenia (mykonostheoxenia

in the sun and enjoying knockout

RESTAURANTS

.com), a historic venue designed by

views of the island’s clear blue wa-

Our favourite restaurants are spread

renowned architect Aris Konstanti-

ters.. For Mykonos’ cuisine at its fin-

all over the island. Usually we

nides. It has the best location within

est, head to Alemàgou (alemagou.

combine a day by the sea with late

Mykonos Town and by the sea.

gr) located in Ftelia Beach. The allday beach bar entices a glam crowd

lunch on the beach. We like Spilia Seaside Restaurant (spiliarestaurant

SHOPPING

who come for locally sourced dishes

.gr), in Agia Anna, and the supercool

We always stop by Dew

and the trendy atmosphere. Those

and bohemian Alemagou Beach Bar

(dewmykonos.com) in Chora

who like to spend their beach time

(alemagou.gr) in Ftelia Beach.

Mykonou, as well as Alchemist in

with buckets of champagne, rosé,

Mykonos Town, where you can find

DJ beats, and VIP cabanas should

FOR COCKTAILS

the best designers from all over the

head to celeb-favorite Nammos

Little Venice is the best place to

world. Another great shopping stop

(nammos.gr) in Psarou Beach, which

watch the sunset and enjoy a great

is Panormos Boutique at Panormos

has long been a top spot for posh

and celebs who indulge in flowing bottle service. A-listers also head to the Moni Club (monimykonos.com), located in the old port on the his-

BY THE SEA Clockwise from top left: Designers Mareva Grabowski and Dimitra Kolotoura; the Boheme Hotel; and a traditional windmill on top of Mykonos Town.

toric Agia Moni Square in Mykonos Town, to party until sunrise.

HOTELS For five-star accommodations, there’s the Boheme Hotel (bohememykonos.com), a boutique property with a chic, Boho-style design, built in traditional Cycladic style on a mountain overlooking the water. Other luxury favorites include the Mykonos Blu Hotel (mykonosblu.com) on Psarou beach, which offers lush beach bungalows and private villas, as well as the Cavo Tagoo (cavotagoo.com), a stunning cliffside hotel near Chora with striking sea views.

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eyond B BEAUTY

Christie Brinkley, the iconic supermodel, actress, and business mogul, has stopped the clock, appearing at 63 as she did when she graced most every magazine cover in the world. After the introduction of an organic prosecco line, she looks beyond her beauty empire to consider the creation of a larger lifestyle brand while working to demolish stereotypes about beauty and age.

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HEN TELLING FRIENDS THAT HAUTE LIVING

while building her multifaceted business empire.

New York is photographing Christie Brinkley for its upcoming summer issue, they immediately

You are one of the Hamptons’ most celebrated residents. When did

want to know if the former supermodel, now 63,

you first go to the East End?

really looks as good as her recent photos suggest—

It was for Glamour magazine, one of my first jobs in America, with the

whether in Sports Illustrated, where she posed for this year’s swimsuit

photographer Bill Connors. I remember he had a little house, one of the

issue in a bikini (and for the first time with her daughters, Alexa Ray

Sea Captain’s houses in Sag Harbor. I’m from Malibu and had no idea

Joel, 31, and Sailor Brinkley-Cook, 18), or on the cover of her best-sell-

that America had these villages, with picket fences and roses climbing

ing book Timeless Beauty. After all, enhanced reality is a mainstay of

on them, that had retained so much history and charm and looked so

the digital age—most everyone with an iPhone knows how to work a

European. I was enchanted by them.

retouching app.

When Brinkley walks into the suite where we will be photographing,

Why did you decide to make the Hamptons your home?

all eyes turn to her, of course. It is early, so we are seeing Brinkley pre-

When I was married to Billy (Joel), we would drive around the Hamp-

glam (before hair and makeup), in unforgiving natural light, no less.

tons and he would say, “That used to be a farm stand, that used to be

While Brinkley is quick to admit that no one can match their youth-

an orchard.” Although he had lived up island on the North Shore, he

ful perfection, we find it hard to see how she has changed much from

knew the area. I said, “I know that you see things the way they used to

her twenty- and thirtysomething peak, when she graced more than 500

be, but I see it with fresh eyes, even though it’s no longer countryside

magazine covers worldwide (and was the first model to appear on the

and more a suburb of the city. But you’re right, let’s go look at places

MY FAVORITE TOWN IS SAG HARBOR. IT’S DIRECTLY ON THE WATER AND HAS A REAL DOWN-TO-EARTH QUALITY, WITH MANY MOM-AND-POP STORES. IT FEELS LIKE A HOMETOWN. cover of Sports Illustrated for three consecutive years). OK, she started

that feel like country.” So we got in a car and we drove from Maine to

out with a great genetic package, but many others did too, and they’re

the Carolinas, and while there were a lot of gorgeous beaches, like the

nowhere close to Brinkley in the “looking good at any age” marathon.

ones on the Outer Banks with wild horses, after we’d seen all these

Brinkley’s face and body have long been her fortune, but by promoting

places, the Hamptons won out. Later, when we were visiting friends,

the enduring agelessness that has helped keep her at the forefront of

they told us about a house that was going on the market on Further

the beauty business, she has also sent a potent message to a culture

Lane in East Hampton. And we bought it.

ON THE TOWN Above: Brinkley with her daughter Sailor Brinkley-Cook at the Harper’s Bazaar 150th Anniversary gala in April.

relentlessly focused on youth—that allure has no end date, and you can manage the aging process without resorting to drastic interventions,

Why did you decide to live on the South Fork year-round?

e.g., women (and men) can easily peel off 10 to 20 years of their appear-

For many years, we kept a place in the city and the country, but when

ance without undergoing dramatic procedures like facelifts.

we had Alexa, we wanted to raise her in the country. I eventually de-

We sat down with Brinkley, one of the Hamptons’ best known residents (and smartest real estate investors, owning significant estates

cided to remain out here full-time, and I stay at hotels when I go into the city. I love hotels!

PHOTO (INSET): J Stone/Shutterstock.com.

worth close to $60 million), to talk about how she has seemed to stop the clock, and how she’s building a beauty and lifestyle empire with the

You’ve done very well in Hamptons real estate. What has been the se-

determination of someone half her age. In recent years, Brinkley has

cret to your success?

launched skin care, hair, and eyewear lines (Christie Brinkley Authen-

It was all by accident. In each instance, I was looking for that place to

tic Skin Care, Hair2Wear Christie Brinkley Collection, Christie Brin-

call home and it had to have a special appeal for me. I think that’s why

kley Eyewear), and last year ventured beyond the realm of beauty to in-

the properties retained their value.

troduce a new prosecco, Bellissima, an organic sparkling wine made in the Veneto region of Italy. In addition to appearing in this year’s Sports

Which is your favorite Hampton?

Illustrated swimsuit issue, she is featured in a new ad campaign (with

I’m now in Sag Harbor and Bridgehampton. I love both of the houses

daughter Sailor Brinkley-Cook) for Lord and Taylor. Brinkley, who did

but only want to keep one, so whichever house sells is where I’ll be. My

star turns on Broadway (appearing as Roxie Hart in Chicago) and in

favorite town is Sag Harbor. It’s directly on the water and has a real

numerous films and TV shows, will appear in the upcoming Nightcap

down-to-earth quality, with many mom-and-pop stores. It feels like a

playing a spoof of herself. Here, Brinkley gives us the scoop on how

hometown.

she does it all, and how she’s determined to fight stereotypes about age

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I FIND IT INTERESTING HOW MANY PEOPLE THINK YOU REACH A CERTAIN AGE AND YOU CAN’T GET BETTER, BUT YOU CAN.

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What’s a non-workday like for you in the summer?

There probably have been a lot of things. I think my hair is thinner,

I’m an early riser and up and moving around 6:30 a.m. I like to wander

although hairstylists say it’s not. My hair used to be so thick I would

downstairs, make a cup of coffee, grab my phone, and go out and check

break rubber bands when I wanted to pull it into a ponytail. I equate

my garden. I take pictures of any new blossoms, or the rainbows cre-

thick hair with youthfulness, so when I need a little extra, I add an

ated when the sprinklers are on. When I am up before everyone else,

extension from my line. With three little clips, I get a youth infusion.

these hours are my cherished time. I can daydream and wander guilt-

I also accumulate fat in my belly in a way I never had before, but that

free. I don’t feel like I owe that time to anybody or anything. In the

could be a result of cortisol, the stress hormone. As you get older, you

summer, the house is always full of people. After they wake up, they

accumulate more responsibilities in life, and more stresses that pro-

wander between the kitchen and garden with coffee and breakfast. The

duce it.

rest of the day involves some combination of water, garden, and usually How do you eliminate stress?

a movie. I like to keep it simple.

In today’s political climate, it’s not that easy to do. I’m a newshound, so You’re from Malibu. How do East End beaches compare with the

I have to pace myself on my CNN consumption.

West Coast?

I found the waves better in Malibu for body surfing, but here you also

Does it make you sad when you see other celebrities who have gone

have the bay side, which is endlessly fascinating. On the bay, you can

overboard with anti-aging treatments?

jump on a boat and go off on an adventure, pull up at a restaurant for

I don’t think anyone goes into a treatment and says, “Overdo it.” It’s

lunch, or go to a wilderness area or deserted beach. My “fleet” includes

just that you are not 100 percent in control of the process. Ninety-five

two little sailboats, stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, and a little rubber

percent of people get the results they want.

Zodiac I use when I want to go to the North Shore and Shelter Island.

What treatment would you never do?

You have many business projects ranging from cosmetics to pro-

REASONS TO CELEBRATE Above: Brinkley toasts her new brand of organic prosecco, Bellissima, made in the Veneto region of Italy.

The time I tried Botox in my forehead I got a droopy eyebrow and I’ve

secco. Are you thinking of building

been afraid to try it in my forehead

an overall lifestyle brand like Aerin

ever again. It took three months

Lauder or Jessica Alba did, or are you choosing projects as they appeal to you?

So far it’s on an individual project basis, but maybe down the road I will formalize it. Before starting on something new, I always ask myself, “If I do a commercial for this, am I

MARRY? NO, NOT AT THIS POINT. I WOULD LIKE TO FALL IN LOVE AGAIN.

to wear off. But Botox in the right hands is fairly harmless. I’ve tried Fraxel. I grew up in Malibu, so I was exposed to the sun a lot when I was growing up and also during my modeling days.

What’s the most important advice you can give anyone contemplat-

going to make someone’s life better?”

ing various treatments?

Why did you become involved with a prosecco line?

Find a qualified doctor. Do the research. I write about this in my book.

My partners were looking for someone to collaborate with for an all

There are hacks out there who take advantage of women. Whatever you

organic winery producing prosecco and they thought of me, since I am

choose to do, try to do the minimum. I get comments on social media

always talking about the importance of organic (Brinkley has been a

saying my cheeks are so fat that I’ve got to stop with the fillers. But

vegetarian since age 14) and I Instagram my organic garden a lot. (The

those are my cheeks. My British friends like to call me “fat face.”

winery where Bellissima prosecco is produced is pesticide-free and uses sustainable farming practices.)

What 50-plus beauties do you admire?

Jane Fonda, not only for the way she looks but also for her energy, cu-

There are many good prosecco labels. How does this differ from es-

riosity, and involvement with the world. She really is an inspiration.

tablished ones?

I find many proseccos too sugary and syrupy, but I was stunned when I

Despite retaining your model-heyday looks, have you experienced

tasted these wines. They were crisp, delicious, and refreshing. There’s a

ageism?

zero-sugar version (Bellissima Zero Sugar), so those with diabetes and

Definitely. There was a point when my work slowed down somewhat.

pre-diabetes who want to raise a glass now can.

My contract with Cover Girl ended (it had run for a record 25 years), and there was a period when demand was only for younger models. It

You seem to have defied the aging process. What has been the tough-

took the industry about 10 years to catch up with me. Then Cover Girl

est battle in the appearance to stay young?

rehired me and started talking to women in my age group, which was

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Dress and sweater, Nili Lotan.

Gown: JGerard

smart of them. We are a demographic the market should be looking

dogs and running. As I recommend in the book, work exercise into

at and catering to; we’re a financial force to be reckoned with. After

your everyday routine. As I’m drying my hair, I do some squats, or

my last divorce, I couldn’t believe what I was reading in the media

lean forward and work on my glutes. When I have a moment, I’ll drop

online—in the comments sections after an article—about my age. It

and do some push-ups.

was as if being in your 50s or 60s was a terrible affliction, a terribly negative thing. I felt like saying, “I am sorry I am still alive. Would you

On a personal level, you’re now 63. Would you like to marry again?

prefer that I had died?” People would write, “Oh, she is so fugly,” or,

Marry? No, not at this point. I would like to fall in love again.

“Of course, you would leave her, she’s fugly.” I didn’t know that world existed and had to ask friends. That’s when I decided to go online and

So what’s dating like for you?

actually be me—a woman of my age with interests, feelings, and a life;

Dating in your 60s isn’t easy. It’s difficult to meet people at this age,

someone chasing dreams, making dreams happen just like everybody

for sure. I don’t go on those (dating) websites, so what am I going to

else. I also tried to raise awareness that the Internet can be whatever

do? It’s sort of a conundrum. When you’re younger, everyone assumes

we make of it, so let’s make it a tool to support each other and lift each

you’re not married; when you are older, they just assume that you are.

other up, rather than be some dark, horrible place.

I think I am going to order some T-shirts that say, “I’m single!”

You did the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue this year at 63, photographed with your daughters (Sailor Brinkley-Cook, 18, and Alexa Ray Joel, 31). Is your goal to keep doing this? Can we expect to see Christie Brinkley in SI when she’s 70?

I know many men look at the issue, but I hope women get inspired by it too. I didn’t have a lot of time to get ready for the photo shoot, but I challenged myself to be more fit next year. I find it interesting how many people think you reach a certain age and you can’t get better, but you can.

But at some point, age catches up with you.

PHOTO: BOOK COVER, COURTESY OF GRAND CENTRAL LIFE & STYLE.

Over the years I’ve had a number

WHEN YOU’RE YOUNGER, EVERYONE ASSUMES YOU’RE NOT MARRIED; WHEN YOU ARE OLDER, THEY JUST ASSUME THAT YOU ARE. I THINK I AM GOING TO ORDER SOME T-SHIRTS THAT SAY, ‘I’M SINGLE!’

of injuries. In the book, I devoted

You’ve launched a lot of business projects in the past several years.

What news do you have for the rest of 2017?

In terms of the “beauty empire,” we’re dramatically expanding our skin care line and expanding eyewear and hair extensions too. We’ll be saturating the U.S. with Bellissima prosecco and taking it global. I just did a TV show for Nightcap (a joint venture between CBS and Lionsgate; the comedy show was created by Ali Wentworth), which will

BEAUTY SECRETS Above: Brinkley’s book Timeless Beauty (Grand Central Life & Style) was on the New York Times bestseller list. It was her first book in more than 30 years.

air on Pop TV. I get to play a version of myself that’s nothing like me, so it was quite a stretch. I’d love to do more of that kind of stuff.

What are your go-to labels?

Lately Saint Laurent, but I also wear a lot of jeans: Rag & Bone and

a double-page spread to them. I did that on purpose. The common

J Brand. Victoria Beckham cuts thing so beautifully. It’s Gianvito Ros-

thinking is, Well, I hurt my shoulder, or my hip aches, so I’ll sit it out.

si for shoes; pair them with jeans and you’re done.

But you can’t sit it out! You have to check with your doctor, of course, go to physical therapy, and learn how to move. Have them show you

What’s the most and least expensive items in your closet?

how to work around whatever pain you have in your body and improve

A dress from Tom Ford that I just got is the most expensive, and the

it. My physical therapist did. I was thrilled that I got better even af-

least are my Havaianas.

ter three different doctors told me I needed double-hip replacement surgery and rotator cuff surgery. At my age, sitting still is the enemy.

From your vantage point of more than four decades in the business,

You’ve got to keep moving or you rust. So grease those joints!

what advice would you have given to your twentysomething self ?

Buy Apple stock! Just relax and enjoy the ride. No matter what you

How often do you exercise?

do, if your intentions are good, you can’t fail. You know, go forth with

My plate is pretty full, but I incorporate exercise in one form or an-

good intentions and live life to the fullest. Carpe diem, baby!

other every day. Some days, it’s just going down to the beach with the

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MESSIKA PARIS High Jewelry “Paris est une fête” collection Isadora necklace in white gold and 42.66 ct. diamonds.

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CARTIER Cartier Magicien bracelet in white gold, peridots, tsavorite garnets, and diamonds.

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MESSIKA PARIS High Jewelry “Paris est une fête” collection Madeleine bracelet in white gold and 24.75 ct. diamonds.

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PIAGET Limelight Party collection ring in white gold, set with 4 pearshaped fancy blue sapphires, 1 fancy pink oval-cut tourmaline, and 273 round-cut diamonds.

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CHOPARD Pair of earrings from the Precious Chopard collection in white gold set with 40 pearshaped rubies (15.46 ct.) and 376 diamonds (1.25ct.).

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BY CATHERINE SABINO

“I GREW UP ON LONG ISLAND, SO THAT IDEA OF LAID-BACK, EASY LUXURY—OF SPENDING the day at the beach, then throwing on a glamorous caftan or jeans and a light cashmere knit for cooler nights—has always been intrinsic to what I do,” says Michael Kors, one of the most successful designers in American history.

A long-time resident of Southampton, Kors is also one of the Hamptons’ highest-profile residents— no small achievement in a community overflowing with mega-watt celebrities and high-powered Wall Street machers. In 2014, he became a member of a very posh East End club—billionaire fashion designers who call the South Fork home. He joined Ralph Lauren, whose estate is in Montauk, and Tory Burch, who like Kors is a Southamptonite, in that posh circle when his company was listed on the Forbes billionaires list for the first time that year.

Photos: Left, courtesy of Michael Kors. Right: Jason Schmidt, courtesy of Michael Kors

MICHAEL KORS, WHOSE LAID-BACK

LUXURY FASHION HAS BUILT A GLOBAL EMPIRE, TALKS ABOUT HOW HE MADE IT INTO THE BILLIONAIRE CLASS, WHY HIS BRAND CONNECTS SO WELL WITH MILLENNIALS, AND HOW HE REVELS IN HIS LOW-KEY SOUTHAMPTON LIFESTYLE.

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MODERN MOVES Above: Haute boho style from the 2017 Resort Collection,.

Michael Kors’ journey to the pinnacle of American business success began not far from his Hamptons home. He made it onto the Forbes billionaires list in 2014.

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dress too fussy and said so; she heeded his advice); in his teens, he

ter, an American designer must

set up a fashion boutique in his parents’ basement. After a stint

offer a fashion sensibility that res-

at FIT, Kors left to work at a hot boutique in New York called Lo-

onates well beyond U.S. borders.

thar’s, where he styled windows and eventually designed a cap-

Ralph Lauren’s sprint to world-

sule collection for the store, whose clients included big names like

wide fame began with updated

Jackie Onassis and Greta Garbo.

takes on WASP chic and rein-

The location of Lothar’s proved to be a fortuitous one—it was

terpreted notions of Americana,

across the street from Bergdorf Goodman, the temple—then as

through collections that drew in-

now—for all things haute in the city. Dawn Mello, a fashion execu-

spiration from Western and Adi-

tive at the store, spotted his clothes in the windows of Lothar’s, and

rondack iconography. Tory Burch reimagined preppy style for the

within a year, Bergdorf ’s was carrying the first Michael Kors line.

21st century by adding a fresh overlay of boho charm. But it was

Success came fast, although with a few bumps along the way—a

Michael Kors, intuiting the zeitgeist and the desire for a new take

major company reorg after the recession of 1993—but Kors had

on luxe that would transform so many areas of contemporary life-

the ability to adapt to the challenges each decade presented him.

style (from interiors to dining to travel), who would create a sump-

In addition to growing his stateside business, he did a four-year

tuous, yet extremely wearable idiom for women’s and menswear.

stint in Paris as chief designer at Céline—a move that not only

His collections earned him countless A-list fans—Jennifer Lopez

helped increase his exposure to the powerful European fash-

and Michelle Obama, to name just a few—and a worldwide follow-

ion press but also grew his international fan base. When asked

ing. Not surprisingly, Kors says that among the business people he

if he had envisioned his name in the fashion equivalent of neon

WITH SOCIAL MEDIA, IT’S EASY TO JUMP RIGHT IN AND GAIN A HUGE FOLLOWING AND SELL ONLINE, BUT TO REALLY BE SUCCESSFUL, YOU NEED TO KNOW WHO YOUR CUSTOMER IS AND HOW THEY LIVE. admires most is hospitality mogul Danny Meyer, who, like Kors,

lights—a string of flagships in major cities on six continents—he

redefined contemporary notions of luxury with his ability “to bring

says, “If I’m being honest, when I first started out, I never could

quality to quick food, and comfort and ease to fine dining.” (An-

have dreamed that I’d have stores all around the world. When I

other on his list of most admired businesspeople is Anna Wintour,

was in my 20s, there weren’t any ‘international designers.’ For an

the editor-in-chief of Vogue, who Kors says combines “an amazing

American designer, being ‘international’ meant selling in Canada

eye, endless curiosity, and the sharpest intelligence.”)

or maybe London. Now I have stores from Bucharest to Sydney.”

Wintour has long been a Kors fan, having described his aes-

Kors, whose ebullient personality and bon mots (“no human be-

thetic as one that continues on in the great American sportswear

ing should wear tight satin!”) are worthy of Patrick Dennis (the

tradition spearheaded by such design icons as Norman Norrell

witty author of Auntie Mame), made him a star of Project Runway

and Bill Blass. Part of Kors’ genius has been the ability to give

and helped turn him into a household name. But the TV show

luxury sportswear a new sense of ease and make it translatable

contributed to more than the designer’s renown. “Being on Pro-

across price points. Today Kors oversees three lines, ranging from

ject Runway helped people understand who I am and what I’m

Michael Kors Collection and Michael Kors (Men’s collection) to

about,” says Kors. “They got to see firsthand how I think and what

bridge brand MICHAEL Michael Kors, along with a full range of

is important to me as I’m designing. Authenticity is important for

accessories, watches, and fragrances.

a designer because you want people to trust you.”

The designer’s journey to the pinnacle of American business

Another factor in Kors’ success was his willingness to be out

success began not far from his Hamptons home, an hour or so

there traveling the country with trunk shows, taking the pulse,

drive to the west in Long Island’s Nassau County, where he grew

seeing where casual and luxury were going, finding out what

up. There were detours to Los Angeles when his family moved

women wanted. Customers warmed to his personality, along with

there, and a flirtation with acting along the way, but if there was

the clothes, with many individual trunk shows racking up more

one constant throughout his life, it was an obsession with fash-

than a million dollars in sales. One piece of advice he gives new

ion—almost from the time he could walk. At just five years old, he

designers is “to meet your customers and learn everything you can

critiqued his mother’s attire for her second wedding (he found the

about their lives. With social media and the Internet, it’s easy to

Photos: Courtesy of Michael Kors

STYLE RULES Above: Kors is a designer whose aesthetic Anna Wintour, the editor-in-chief of Vogue, once described as continuing on in the great American sportswear tradition spearheaded by such design icons as Norman Norrell and Bill Blass.

o make it onto any billionaire ros-

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Michael Kors boutique (and at right), on Madison Avenue, one of nearly 1000 Kors’ stores worldwide.

On the beach. “I grew up on Long Island,” says Kors, “so that idea of laid-back easy luxury —of spending the day on the beach then throwing on a glamorous caftan… has always been intrinsic to what I do.”

Photos: Courtesy of Michael Kors

BRIGHT LIGHTS Above: AERIN Renwck Crystal Sphere Pendant.

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jump right in and gain a huge following and sell online, but to really be successful and have a long career, you need to know

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what you’re doing, who your customer is, and how they live.”

The designer believes another reason for his success was the consistent focus—regardless of the decade, year, or collection— on clean-lined designs and sumptuous fabrics, and evolving these concepts into ever-fresh iterations of sporty takes on luxury. He says he always adds “a touch of glamour” to his pieces, and adheres to a design point of view that “seeks a blend and balance between indulgent and pragmatic. My customers want it all—ease, glamour, comfort, luxury, versatility, durability.

And they deserve it all.” As for fashion’s next frontier, Kors feels that post-athleisure wear, the style pendulum will swing back a bit. “People are craving pieces that are more artisanal,” he explains. “So I think we’ll see some opulence trickle back in, but in a way that works for everyday life—like a great embroidered coat or a crushable snakeskin carryall.” As for a fashion look he’d like to see vanish completely: “Pieces that leave nothing to

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Fashion fame is nice fame. I get the good tables at restaurants, but I’m not getting mobbed by paparazzi.

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the imagination. Naked on a city street is not a good idea.”

Kors is a designer with a broad customer reach, one whose lower-priced and wearable technology lines have connected with millennials, an elusive demographic for many established designers. There are times when walking around Manhattan you think that most women ages 25 to 34 own a Kors handbag, something that appears to be as essential to city life as an iPhone and an Uber app. Kors says being out there with social media—he has has 10.1 million followers on Instagram, and 3.5 million on Twitter—has helped his brand reach these millennials, who are “using social media as a place to get style inspiration and even do their research—they’re following brands because they want to know the story behind the label.” To keep this target group engaged, he says the plan is to continue evolving the Michael Kors Access line, to give “our fans everything they need in a smartwatch or an activity tracker, in a package that fits their personal style.”

Kors’ mega success has allowed him to be a generous benefactor for such charities as God’s Love We Deliver (GLWD; the New York–based nonprofit organization that cooks and delivers meals daily to people with severe illnesses throughout New York City and the metro area) and the United Nations World Food Programme. Five years ago, he committed $5 million to GLWD for an expanded facility, which was renamed for him.

When asked what remains on his bucket list to accomplish, Kors says, “Creating a world with zero hunger.”

That same success has also allowed him to enjoy the city and the Hamptons at their most rarified levels; his celebrity friends are legion (Bette Midler, Debra Messing, Heidi Klum, the late Joan Rivers), but Kors says he can go about in both

STYLE IN MANY FORMS From top: Michael Kors Odin billfold with coin pouch, Odin tech zip around, and Odin tall card case, all in embossed camo resina. Bancroft tote in merlot (fall 2017) and Bancroft satchel in desert, Michael Kors Collection. Michael Kors Jett raw denim duffel. For stores go to michaelkors.com or call 866-709-KORS for locations.

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SUCCESS AND THE CITY Left: Kors says he always adds “a touch of glamour” to his pieces, and “seeks a blend and balance between indulgent and pragmatic.”

Above: From the pre-fall 2017 Michael Kors Collection.

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areas with relative ease. “I always say fashion fame is nice fame. I get the good tables at restaurants, but I’m not getting mobbed by paparazzi every time I step out the door.” He and husband Lance LePere (whom he married in 2011) like to keep it simple when in Southampton, where a perfect day for Kors would be far from the paps

Women’s fashion from pre-fall 2017 Michael Kors Collection.

Men’s fashion from fall/winter 2017 Michael Kors.

and flashbulbs and include “a morning at the beach with the latest biography, lunch at Sant Ambroeus, shopping along Main Street in Southampton with a stop at Homenature, then dinner at The Palm and a movie.” He keeps his own Hamptons attire as relaxed as his ideal schedule: “Black T-shirts, white jeans or olive cargos, Birdwell swim trunks, a silver Michael Kors chronograph or my black Bamford customized Rolex, a black cashmere knit for cool nights, and a few pairs of aviators.” When he and LePere have the time for summer travel, it’s to Capri in Italy or California’s Big Sur. Having conquered fashion and made his mark on philanthropy, what is Kors’ next move? There has been talk about producing Broadway shows (he and LePere gave $1.5 million to Manhattan’s Roundabout Theater Group for its 50th anniversary to support new musicals), but for now, Kors remains firmly committed to the fashion arena. And for his gazillions of fans around the world, that’s very good news indeed.

MODERN CLASSICS From top: Michael Kors Collection (fall 2017) gold tote and chocolate Dori choked pump in calf/metal. Available at select Michael Kors stores (go to michaelkors.com or call 866-709-KORS for locations).

MICHAEL KORS ON… What to buy for fall: “Everyone needs a great coat.

For women, I love something tailored—it’s the perfect juxtaposition to the season’s softly draped dresses and skirts. Beyond that, I would say a slouchy boot is another must-have this fall. For men, a strong-shouldered coat is the perfect outer layer for the knits we showed on the runway, and it goes well with the second essential, a gutsy cashmere turtleneck.

Style icon he would have liked to dress: Audrey Hepburn.

What he’s reading now: Joan Juliet Buck’s The Price of Illusion: A Memoir.

Everything from Joni Mitchell and Rufus Wainwright to Chet Baker and Donna Summer.

A perfect day in the Hamptons is….

A morning at the beach with the latest biography, lunch at Sant Ambroeus, shopping along Main Street in Southampton with a stop at Homenature, then dinner at The Palm and a movie.

Photos: Courtesy of Michael Kors

Ideal playlist:

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Shirt: Ermenegildo Zegna Tuxedo: Ermenegildo Zegna Couture Art: Corinne Ungerer

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FASHION Ben McKenzie has been playing police commissioner James Gordon on the Fox hit “Gotham” for three seasons. But, this year, he does double duty in front of and behind the camera with his directorial debut on the show. Always stylish in character, Ben combines fashion and art here—showing off his own great style at the De Re Gallery in West Hollywood.

PHOTOGRAPHY: KARL SIMONE FASHION DIRECTOR: BRUNO LIMA @CELESTINEAGENCY GROOMER: STEEVE DAVIAULT FOR LINK MANAGEMENT SHOT ON LOCATION AT DE RE GALLERY

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Coat: Louis Vuitton Polo: Brioni Pants: Dior Watch: Piaget Altiplano

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Shirt: Louis Vuitton Tie: Ermenegildo Zegna Jacket: Valentino Art: ABH (Al-Baseer Holly)

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Suit and shirt: Ermenegildo Zegna Watch: Piaget Altiplano Loafers: Johnston & Murphy Art: ABH (Al-Baseer Holly)

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Suit: and T-shirt: Ralph Lauren Pocket square: Dior Sneakers: Christian Louboutin Watch: Piaget Altiplano Art: Steven Janssen

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All photos: Courtesy of Marchesi Antinori.

In her book The Living Clearly Method, Hilaria Baldwin says, “Connect the mind and body to get clarity.”

Photo: Justin Steele. Reprinted from The Living Clearly Method, by Hilaria Baldwin. Copyright © 2016 by Hilaria Baldwin. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.

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Crystal HILARIA BALDWIN, AUTHOR OF THE LIVING CLEARLY METHOD, TELLS HOW SHE KEEPS HER COOL AND HOW YOU CAN TOO.

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“I didn’t know how to enjoy life,” says Baldwin of the years she spent as a dancer and building her yoga business. From what she recounts in her book, she was a go-getter from adolescence, always focused on high achievement. Her passion for dance so consumed her that she forgot the meaning of the word “downtime,” ignoring chronic muscle pain caused by rigorous workouts and performance regimens. Baldwin turned to yoga to help reduce stress, but as she had with dancing, went all in, falling in love with the discipline so much that she began her own business teaching classes. “I wanted to open up my own studio and worked seven days a week, even Christmas,” she recalls. “I got up at 4:30 a.m. and returned to my tiny apartment at 9:30 or 10 p.m., just exhausted.” Even though her on-the-go routine had resulted in chronic hip pain, she worked through it, until one day she collapsed on the ground—her leg bone had become severed from her hip. Then came surgery, crutches, wheelchairs, and a year to recuperate and to reflect on what happened.

“My injury shone a glaring light on my self-sabotaging ways,” she says in the book. Baldwin knew her life needed a reboot, a new M.O., and that meant deprogramming so she could practice and refine more

PEOPLE THINK I EAT GOLDEN CEREAL IN THE MORNING, BUT MY LIVING IN A TINY APARTMENT AND WORKING ALL THE TIME IN A YOGA STUDIO WAS LIKE FIVE MINUTES AGO. down. In her new book, The Living Clearly Method, she chronicles how a fast-forward mind-set once cost her—big-time—and how a major physical setback led her to a

EATING CLEARLY Above: Baldwin says organic is a big word in her household. Above right: Fit,fabulous, and mixing things up in the kitchen with husband Alec Baldwin.

new, centered, and mindful way of life. She

outlines her experiences traveling from frazzled to Zen in the book’s detailed, thoughtfully written chapters that suggest a level of wisdom and life smarts much more typical of someone decades older (Baldwin is 33). Most workaholic cures involve pulling back and detoxing from the tech, but Baldwin espouses a different approach for the incurably overprogrammed—in other words, most New Yorkers. She knows her audience, having taught countless yoga classes to the city’s highachievers and multitaskers who are not about to chill out at a beach on a daily basis—but who want to live a more enjoyable, less stressful, and healthy lifestyle. More important, Baldwin is her audience, with 24/7 demands on her time as a successful yoga entrepreneur, a mom to three small children, and a spouse (Alec Baldwin) with a high wattage career that has amped up even more since Donald Trump became president. (Alec, of course, is known for his searing impersonations of

of what she taught—the principles at the core of her Living Clearly method—for a more balanced lifestyle. “I had to learn my own philosophy,” she admits.

Those principles, centered on connecting mind to body for a more fulfilling lifestyle, are at the core of her book. But The Living Clearly Method isn’t a manual of favorite yoga poses. Chapters focus on ways to combat negative behaviors by mastering the principles of perspective (seeing the bigger picture); learning breathing practices to help keep you in the moment and grounding methods for increased body awareness; and finding balance (the principle that Baldwin says she finds the toughest to get right) for all the things in life that compete for your attention, as well as strategies for deprogramming negative emotions.

Baldwin may have learned the hard way how to slow down, but when it came to the book, she didn’t hesitate to practice what she preaches. When she started the project, she says she wanted to do it all on her own, but realized, with her third child on the way, how impractical that would be. “I can write, but I am not a writer,” she says, so she enlisted two editors to help coordinate the project and “put it in a format that readers could digest.”

Writing the book was an interesting process, according to Baldwin,

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although one who has hardly slowed

Photos: Justin Steele. Reprinted from The Living Clearly Method, by Hilaria Baldwin.

Copyright © 2016 by Hilaria Baldwin. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.

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ilaria Baldwin is a reformed workaholic,

like her bouts with anorexia and bulimia—went from something that was just “between me and my computer” to the public at large. “On one level, you know it’s going to be out there,” she says. “On another level, realizing people are knowing about your struggles with eating disorders was shocking. It really hit me when I went on Dr. Oz’s show [to discuss the book]. He said, ‘Thank you for talking about this. I know how hard it is.’ That’s when I thought, Oh my god, I told people about it.”

Since “living clearly” is all about finding the right mind-body connection, I asked her how her principles have impacted her husband—after all, performing is the ultimate exercise in connecting thought to movement and requires a constant ability to be in the moment. “If I could have my way with him, he’d be 10 times more healthy,” she says with a laugh. But Baldwin acknowledges Alec’s role in getting her to learn to relax. When they first

BALANCING ACT Left: A perfect headstand on the beach.

started dating, “he convinced me to take a day off, then two, to carve out downtime to be in the Hamptons with him.”

Downtime in the Hamptons is something Baldwin has learned to embrace—and relish. She says for the first time in four years, “she won’t be pregnant” this summer and that she and Alec plan to spend the months of July and August off-the-grid on the East End. You assume that a lengthy stay by the beach also means more time to Photo courtesy of Hilaria Baldwin.

Photos: Justin Steele. Reprinted from The Living Clearly Method, by Hilaria Baldwin.

Copyright © 2016 by Hilaria Baldwin. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.

as sharing personal experiences—

embrace her book’s methods, but to that she responds with a firm no.

Like the adage about good captains not being made in calm seas, she says the successful “living clearly” practitioner learns the principles Albiera, and Alessia best inAllegra, the thick of cityAntinori chaos. “I

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York, you are constantly being tested. The city is where I taught myself

Beyond dealing with the paps, Baldwin says she hasn’t found it

to be calm. And with exercises, anyone can learn to do the same, even

difficult keeping her bearings in a high-profile marriage. Her “living

amid the craziness.”

clearly” methods have helped, but Baldwin hasn’t forgotten her prefame past either. “People think I eat golden cereal in the morning,” she

fronted with the hoopla that comes with be-

says. “That you are part of this other world…

ing married to a famous, headline-generating

but my living in a tiny apartment and work-

ing all the time in a yoga studio was like five I CAN’T TELL minutes ago,” she admits, insisting that her life YOU HOW MANY styles of the bold-faced and fabulous. “There with Alec and the kids, for the most part, is an PEOPLE COME UP unglamorous one. “I know many people will was a learning curve,” she admits of being catapulted into paparazzi land. “I thought I would roll their eyes when they read that,” she says.

TO US ON THE be stressed out and paranoid all the time. We “And we have so much to be grateful for. We are STREET TO THANK had bouts with the tabloids. Alec always had blessed with health, blessed financially, and we to deal with them, even though there were MY HUSBAND FOR have our family. But at the end of the day, what times he didn’t have a great relationship with I really want is to spend time with my husband IMPERSONATING and kids and get a few hours of sleep before the that type of media,” she says. “Some of it was on our part, other times it was people fishing TRUMP,” SHE SAYS. baby wakes up. We like to keep things simple. for things.” Baldwin says she was determined Our home life is the most important thing to “DOZENS. THEY to take charge of the experience—as much as us.”

CALL ALEC A anyone can when paps are following your eveBaldwin says that she and her husband, ry move. “Now when I see a photographer outshe met at a restaurant, share the same PUBLIC SERVANT whom side, I smile and wave,” she says. “I don’t want priorities about putting family first. “When FOR DOING IT. to be running from people taking pictures of we were dating, we spoke every single day for actor? Baldwin says that prior to meeting

Alec, she didn’t own a TV or follow the life-

Alec and me. I’m a lot more tranquil.” One

six weeks about what he wanted in life, what I

public interaction has both surprised and delighted the Baldwins. “I

wanted in life—to see if we were on the same page. Alec was in his 50s;

can’t tell you how many people come up to us on the street to thank my

I was 25 or 26. He said, ‘I want to make sure this is right.’ We realize

husband for impersonating Trump,” she says. “Dozens. They call Alec a

what’s important. And we have stayed a good team.”

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And speaking of craziness, how has she kept her calm when con-

COOL AND CALM Above: All stress starts and ends with the breath, says Baldwin. Above right: A deep stretch as a furry friend keeps watch on the photographer.

public servant for doing it.”

Photos: Justin Steele. Reprinted from The Living Clearly Method, by Hilaria Baldwin. Copyright © 2016 by Hilaria Baldwin. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.

want you to hear all the noise, the subways, the jackhammer. In New

Photos (Top): By Rodale Inc by Mitch Mandel/Rodale. Photos (Bottom): Justin Steele. Reprinted from The Living Clearly Method, by Hilaria Baldwin.

Copyright © 2016 by Hilaria Baldwin. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.

Photos: Justin Steele. Reprinted from The Living Clearly Method, by Hilaria Baldwin. Copyright © 2016 by Hilaria Baldwin. By permission of Rodale Books. Available wherever books are sold.

Yarn bolts in the design studio. “Missoni has a big design vocabulary, a certain way of mixing and matching,” says Angela Missoni. Right: A mood board with yarn, thred, and knit swatches.

Making the cut: The label’s signature zigzag pattern.

FAMILY TIME Above left: Baldwin, who divides her time between New York and the Hamptons, plans a summer by the beach with her husband, Alec, and children, below left.

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GOLF FOR A CAUSE Above: Michael Strahan at the 12th Annual Hamptons Golf Classic.

HAMP T HAPPENINGS

A GUIDE TO THE SUPER EVENTS YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS SUMMER.

BY CATHERINE SABINO

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GREAT EVENTS Gwyneth Paltrow at the fifth annual Hamptons Paddle & Party for Pink, where she was host of the evening gala to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

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SWING TIME An overview of the Hampton Hills Golf and Country Club in Westhampton, where the Hamptons Golf Classic takes place.

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JUNE 19 HAMPTONS GOLF CLASSIC XIII PRESENTED

BY THE GLENLIVET Celebs, socials, and high-profile Wall Streeters head to the links to fund-raise for charities. The Classic will run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hampton Hills Golf and Country Club in Westhampton. Past participants: Michael Strahan, Lorraine Bracco, and Tommy Hilfiger. For more information: hamptonsgolfclassic .info.

JULY 8 SOUTHAMPTON ANIMAL SHELTER UNCONDITIONAL LOVE GALA This popular gala draws high-profile, passionate Hamptons animal lovers. This year’s honorees are philanthropists Jean Shafiroff and Sony Schotland. Proceeds support the shelter’s numerous lifesaving initiatives. Past attendees: Georgina Bloomberg and Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney. For more information: southamptonanimalshelter.com/unconditional-love-gala/.

JULY 15 PARRISH ART MUSEUM MIDSUMMER PARTY A must-attend event for both artists and socials, the annual Midsummer Party in Water Mill draws some of the East End’s biggest names. This year’s gala, honoring philanthropist Agnes Gund and artist Clifford Ross, will include a preview of the Parrish Platform exhibition Clifford Ross: Light | Waves. (With Platform, the Parrish asks artists to consider the entire museum as a site for works that encourage new ways to experience art.)

Past guests at the Summer Party: Eric Fischl, Emily Mortimer, Chuck Close, and Debbie Bancroft. For more information:

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JULY 29 CHEFS & CHAMPAGNE® Chefs & Champagne® is the James Beard Foundation’s annual summer tasting party, featuring lots of bubbly and menu offerings from over 40 top chefs, many from JBF-award-winning restaurants. The gala, to be held at the Wölffer estate in Sagaponack, raises funds for the foundation’s philanthropic works. This year’s honoree is multiple-JBF-award-winning chef, restaurateur, author, and philanthropist Marcus Samuelsson. Participating chefs include Philippe Corbet, from the new Lulu Kitchen & Bar, JBF-award winner Alex Guarnaschelli and Michael Jenkins from

PARTIES GALORE Left from top: Jean Shafiroff and Georgina Bloomberg at the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation’s 7TH Annual Unconditional Love Gala. Table decor and guests Alexandra Stanton and Sandra Lee at the 2016 Parrish Art Museum Midsummer Party; the party in full swing, above.

Butter New York, and Daniel Skurnick, pastry chef at Le Coucou, New York City. Past attendees: Food-world elite like Martha Stewart and Katie Lee. For more information: jamesbeard.org JULY 29 SUPER SATURDAY TO BENEFIT OCRFA This mega-shopping event to benefit the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund Alliance draws the biggest names on the East End and top designers who donate their wares for the sale. Super Saturday celebrates its 20th anniversary this year, with Kelly

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Robert Wilson’s La Traviata light sculpture for Slamp installed in the dinner tent at The 23rd Annual Watermill Center Summer Benefit & Auction [FADA: HOUSE OF MADNESS] on July 30, 2016.

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Ripa, Donna Karan, and Gabby Karan de Felice hosting at the Nova’s Ark Project in Water Mill, New York, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Past attendees: Christy Turlington and Star Jones. For more information: ocrfa.org/events /super-saturday/.

JULY 29 THE 24TH ANNUAL WATERMILL CENTER SUMMER BENEFIT & AUCTION The summer benefit in Water Mill is always a highlight of the Hamptons social season, with over 1,000 guests invited to take part in founder and

Maria and Larry Baum at the Hamptons Paddle & Party for Pink/BCRF gala.

artistic director Robert Wilson’s latest performance extravaganza. These works are renowned for synthesizing such artistic discliplines as art, music, theater, design, architecture, and fashion. “Fly into the Sun” is the name of this year’s gala, which will honor the late Lou Reed, Laurie Anderson, and Isabelle Huppert. For the first time, the event will be presented by French jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels. Past attendees: Calvin Klein, Bianca Jagger, Prince Dimitri of Yugoslavia, Tory Burch, and Chuck Close. For more information: watermillcenter.org.

AUGUST 5 THE 2017 HAMPTONS PADDLE & PARTY FOR PINK The Hamptons Paddle & Party for Pink is an annual two-part event benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). In the morning, there’s the Paddle Board Race (a WPA-sanctioned points race) at Havens Beach in Sag Harbor. The Sunset Party in the evening, to be held at Fairview on Mecox Bay, Bridgehampton, will be hosted by BCRF Board Member Maria Baum and her husband, Larry. Past attendees: Gwyneth Paltrow, Monique Lhuillier, Gabrielle Reece, Katie Lee, Tracy Anderson, and Rachel Zoe. For more information: hamptonspaddleforpink.org.

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AUGUST 5 SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL’S 59TH ANNUAL SUMMER PARTY

Decor at Southampton Hospital’s 57th Annual Summer party.

Le tout Southampton turns out for this annual gala. This year’s party, produced by Lawrence Scott Events, will be held under tents at Wickapogue Road and Old Town Road in Southampton. It will benefit the Jenny and John Paulson Emergency Department, which is the sole provider of emergency care on the South Fork. The evening’s chairs include Terrence McNally, Tom Kirdahy, Marigay McKee, and Bill Ford with honorary chair Georgina Bloomberg. Past attendees: John Paulson, Howard Lorber, Jonathan and Somers Farkas, and Alina Cho. For more information: Contact the Southampton Hospital Foundation, 631-726-8700, ext. 3; klucas@ southamptonhospital.org.

AUGUST 5 WALK OF HOPE + 5K RUN TO DEFEAT DEPRESSION Lace up your sneakers for the second annual Walk of Hope + 5K Run to Defeat Depression, benefiting the Hope for Depression Research Foundation (HDRF). Author Jay McInerney will serve as grand marshal and HDRF’s founder Audrey Gruss will lead participants of runners, walkers, and supporters on a route around Lake Agawam in Southampton Village.

For more information: 212-676-3205.

Marigay McKee and Bill Ford at Southampton Hospital’s 58th Annual Summer party.

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The Prostate Cancer Foundation gala is held at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill.

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AUGUST 5 SAMUEL WAXMAN CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION 13TH ANNUAL A HAMPTONS HAPPENING The event, to be held in Bridgehampton, will mark the 41st anniversary of the founding of the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation by noted oncologist and cancer researcher Samuel Waxman, M.D. This year’s benefit will honor Glenn Myles, chairman and CEO of First Wall Street Capital. A Hamptons Happening will feature over 30 of the top chefs and restaurants in New York City and the Hamptons. Past attendees/participants: designer Betsey Johnson, Todd English, and Sandra Lee. For more information: waxmancancer.org/events/hamptons-happening.

AUGUST 11 THE GUILD HALL SUMMER GALA: CELEBRATING RICHARD AVEDON The gala in East Hampton will include an exclusive preview of the Avedon exhibition, followed by dinner, dancing, and a live fine art auction. Past attendees: Ricky and Ralph Lauren, Alec and Hilaria Baldwin, Chuck Close, and Vera Wang. For more information: guildhall.org /benefit-events/summer-gala/.

AUGUST 12 EVELYN ALEXANDER WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER’S GET WILD SUMMER GALA This benefit, to be held in Southampton, supports the center whose work is focused on benefiting wildlife on the East End. Past attendees: Beth Ostrosky Stern (and this year’s co-chair), Howard Lorber, and Jill Rappaport. For more information: wildliferescuecenter.org.

AUGUST 19 THE EAST HAMPTON ARTISTS & WRITERS CHARITY SOFTBALL GAME A softball game that’s a can’t-miss event for many in the Hamptons dates PHOTOS: LEFT PAGE, ©PATRICK MCMULLAN/PMC, COURTESY OF THE PROSTATE CANCER FOUNDATION. RIGHT PAGE FROM TOP: ROB RICH, COURTESY OF THE PROSTATE CANCER FOUNDATION; ©PATRICK MCMULLAN/PMC, COURTESY OF GUILD HALL (2).

back to 1948 and has had such iconic artists as Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, and Jackson Pollock among the original players at bat. Writers including literary machers like Saul Bellow, Irwin Shaw, Willie Morris, James Jones, and Tom Wolfe, along with such celebrated journalists as Ben Bradlee and Carl Bernstein and actors Lauren Bacall and Alec Baldwin have also stepped up to the plate to support a range of charities.

This year’s beneficiaries include The Eleanor Whitmore Early Childhood

AUGUST HAPPENINGS From top, at left: Billy Idol performs at the 2016 Prostate Cancer Foundation gala.

Last year’s Guild Hall Summer Gala at Mulford Farm in East Hampton.

Chuck Close and Eric Fischl at the Guild Hall Summer Gala. Above: Patricia Duff and Richard Cohen at the Prostate Cancer Foundation gala.

Center, Phoenix House, The Retreat, and East End Hospice. The game will be held at Herrick Park in East Hampton. For more information: awgame.org.

AUGUST 27 PROSTATE CANCER FOUNDATION (PCF) ANNUAL GALA AND TENNIS TOURNAMENT One of the last major events of the Hamptons summer season, the annual gala, in support of the 13th Annual Charles Evans PCF Pro-Am Tennis Tournament, will include an evening of dinner and cocktails. Past attendees: Billy Idol (performing), David and Julia Koch, Francine LeFrak, and Michael and Lori Milken. The event will be held at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill. For more information: pcf.org

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POWER PLAYERS

STARRING ON THE

EAST END THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE SETTING THE PHILANTHROPIC, CULTURAL, AND STYLE AGENDAS IN THE HAMPTONS THIS SUMMER.

BY CATHERINE SABINO

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A REAL ESTATE MOGUL CHOOSES BRIDGEHAMPTON Real estate mogul R. Donahue (“Don”) Peebles is founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of the Peebles Corporation, a multibillion-dollar concern specializing in luxury condos, hotels, and commercial properties. Peebles is the former chairman of the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, and also served as chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation from 2015–2017. He is a frequent guest host and commentator on Fox, CNN, and CNBC. How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

I have been a summer visitor to the Hamptons for over 30 years. I began coming out in the summer of 1986 and stayed at the Montauk Yacht Club. As time progressed and my income increased, I began renting homes for the summer. In 2006, we purchased our current home.

Which of the Hamptons did you choose to buy a home in and why?

Bridgehampton, because of the architecture of the home and the size of the grounds. We also wanted to be close to Sag Harbor; we dock our boat at the Yacht Club there. Our home is on the northern side of Bridgehampton, making Sag Harbor a nice, long brisk walk or short bike ride or drive. Most important is the fact that my daughter, an equestrian rider, has her barn within 10 minutes of our home. We are also a short drive to the Hampton Classic, where we watch our daughter Chloe compete.

How have your Hamptons experiences informed your business?

I have met many people my company now does business with for the first time socially or at horse shows out here.

They have gone on to become significant and long-term business relationships.

What events do you hope to attend in the Hamptons this summer?

The Hampton Classic Horse Show; Independence Day fireworks from my boat with friends in Sag Harbor, Shelter Island, and Montauk; Art for Life—Hamptons; the Holiday House Hamptons White Party supporting Breast Cancer Research; the Lung Cancer Research Foundation’s Annual Strides for Life (East Hampton); and lots and lots of family time.

A perfect day in the Hamptons would include…

A day with my wife, daughter, and son, with close friends on our boat in the bay, and my daughter and her friends playing on water toys.

Don Peebles, far right, with his wife, Katrina (second from left), Oren Alexander, left, and Chris Leavitt.

How do you think the Hamptons will change in the next five years?

It’s my hope that the towns and the counties can control the traffic so it’s easier for younger people to enjoy this beautiful place. I am concerned that the crowded roads in the summer and ever-evolving airport curfews and restrictions will discourage people from spending their summers here.

PHOTOS: ©PATRICK MCMULLAN/NICHOLAS HUNT/PMC; HOUSE EXTERIOR, COURTESY OF KATHY KONZET OF SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

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New York and Hamptons philanthropist and author Jean Shafiroff.

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A CELEBRITY PHILANTHROPIST WORKING TIRELESSLY FOR EAST END CHARITIES Jean Shafiroff, author of Successful Philanthropy: How to Make a Life by What You Give, is one of the Hamptons’ (and New York City’s) most active and successful philanthropists. She has helped pave the way for a new era in philanthropy, one that encourages individuals to give gifts of time and knowledge as well as financial contributions.

How long have you been going to the Hamptons and why did you choose to live in Southampton?

My husband and I started going to the Hamptons a little over 20 years ago. Shortly after spending a fantastic summer on the East End, we decided to buy a home in Southampton. All of the towns in the Hamptons are beautiful, but since we had a large number of friends in Southampton, we decided to purchase there.

How did you become involved with philanthropy in the Hamptons?

After we bought a home in Southampton, I joined the board of the Southampton Bath and Tennis Club’s Charitable Foundation, where I remain very active. I later became involved with the Southampton Hospital and chaired their Annual Summer Party in 2010, 2011, and 2013, where we raised a total of $5.3 million. In 2012, I became active with the Southampton Animal Shelter, becoming an honorary board member. I have chaired the Shelter’s Annual Gala for five years, enabling them to raise millions of dollars. This year I will be honored by the Shelter along with Sony Schotland. My other involvement with philanthropic groups in the Hamptons includes both chairing and being honored by The Ellen Hermanson Foundation, as well as by the American Heart Association at their Hamptons Heart Ball. This year I co-chaired the Heart Ball on June 10.

Why did you choose the causes you support?

I am drawn to causes I believe in, where I can make a difference. There is no question that good PHOTOS: LEFT PAGE, ©PATRICK MCMULLAN/PMC INSET, ©PATRICK MCMULLAN/OWEN HOFFMANN/PMC

health care is vitally important to all Americans, and recognizing that Southampton Hospital was critically important to the community, I decided to become involved. Then, as an animal lover, I was drawn to the Southampton Animal Shelter and the work it does. In the Hamptons, my focus has been improving health care for all those living in the community and then care of unwanted animals.

What do you feel are the most pressing charitable needs in the Hamptons now?

Health care is always vital, so supporting Southampton Hospital is important to me and my family.

Shafiroff with Beth Stern and Jonathan McCann at the Southampton Animal Shelter’s Unconditional Love Gala in 2015.

As is animal welfare, which is why I support Southampton Animal Shelter and ARF— there are hundreds of homeless animals in the Hamptons that need attention and help. I also think the Parrish Art Museum can always use support, so we do always what we can for them. We try to support as many good causes as possible since there are so many in need.

Is it easier to get people to participate in charity events in the Hamptons, most of which take place on weekends, than in New York?

I would not say that it is easier. People gravitate to charities where they believe there is a fit, and if they believe in a cause they will feel more compelled to participate.

How many events do you attend on weekends?

Several. For me, it is important to show support for different charities, not just the ones I am involved with. It is a great privilege to be able to support so many causes.

What are your favorite Hamptons spots to get away from it all?

Home and then the exquisite beaches. The Hamptons have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

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GENEROUS BENEFACTORS FOR HAMPTONS CAUSES Chuck Scarborough, the highly regarded NBC television journalist, and Ellen Ward Scarborough, an antiques dealer (Ellen Ward Scarborough Antiques is in Stamford, CT), are renowned for their generosity and extensive contributions to Hamptons and New York philanthropies.

How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

Chuck has been going to the Hamptons since he was introduced to its charming hamlets, pristine beaches, and cultural delights 36 years ago. I joined him when we began dating 23 years ago.

What charity and cultural events will you be involved with this summer?

We are hosting the annual Southampton Association fund-raiser in June. It is a wonderful organization devoted to preserving the unique architectural and cultural heritage of the village, a task that has never been more important. The welfare of animals is also high on our list of priorities. I serve on the boards of the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation (SASF) and Gimme Shelter Animal Rescue. SASF, the municipal shelter for 22 towns, was on the brink of closing several years ago until Susan Allen and a small group of dedicated women stepped in to save it. Gimme Shelter, founded and lovingly run by Michelle Neufeld Montak, rescues animals from death row in high-kill shelters.

Ellen and Chuck Scarborough and friends at a benefit for the Gimme Shelter Animal Rescue Benefit.

We also support the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center, which does heroic work under the direction of Ginnie Fratti and was instru-

ampton Hospital Foundation is important to us, although for the first time in many years, Chuck will not be emceeing the Hospital’s Summer Party because of a close friend’s wedding in Sweden. This vital community asset has made remarkable strides over the past two decades, thanks to the generosity of our neighbors and the superb leadership of Bob Chaloner.

We try “ to preserve as

much time as possible for close friends and family.

How many events are you asked to each weekend and how many do you go to?

Aside from the charities listed above and the occasional dinner or cocktail party, we try to preserve as much time as possible for ourselves, close friends, and family—not that we are awash in invitations, mind you.

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons?

Munn Point. It is an unexpected oasis of tranquility in the heart of the hustle and bustle of Southampton. Pull out of the traffic on Meadow

”

Lane along the sliver of land that separates the Atlantic Ocean from Shinnecock Bay and step onto the long boardwalk traversing the wetlands on the bay’s south shore. As you stroll toward the water, the chaotic energy and attendant noise of the Southampton summer fade away. A plover might flit by. Egrets stand like statues eyeing the reeds. Ospreys attend their young in a towering nest. Crabs scuttle into their holes. The bay’s waters lap gently at the shore as mute swans cruise slowly by. Are you feeling thoroughly relaxed

and at peace with the world yet?

Favorite beach: Cryder, primarily because of its easy proximity. We love taking the dogs for long walks along the shore.

Favorite restaurant: Silver’s, hands-down. Chef-proprietor Garrett Wellins is a magician in the kitchen and a delightful host.

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vation from killing all the mute swans statewide. The South-

PHOTO: KRISTIN L. GRAY PHOTOGRAPHY

mental in stopping the Department of Environmental Conser-

ADVOCATING FOR A CURE

Hope for Depression Research Foundation’s second annual Walk of Hope +

Audrey Butvay Gruss is founder and chairwoman of the Hope for Depres-

How has the Hamptons community benefited your charity, the Hope for

sion Research Foundation. She and her husband, financier Martin Gruss,

Depression Research Foundation?

have long been important players on the East End charity circuit and are

We held our first Hope for Depression Research Foundation Walk of Hope

active in New York City and Palm Beach philanthropies.

last summer (July 2016) and had an enormous community response, both

5K Run to Defeat Depression on Saturday, August 5.

from retail sponsors and friends and acquaintances who supported it, so we How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

will be doing it again this August.

Over 35 years.

How many events are you asked to each weekend?

Why did you choose to live in Southampton?

Southampton is so philanthropic that there are numerous charity events

I previously lived in East Hampton, which is very beautiful, but Southamp-

every weekend plus private social events. On the weekends, we like to stay at

ton is closer to New York and easier if I commute only for weekends. It is a

home one evening and go out the other.

beautiful community with a small-town feeling.

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons?

What charity/cultural events will you be involved with this summer?

Our own apple orchard, for apple picking in the fall.

I will attend Southampton Hospital’s 59th Annual Summer Party, and any

PHOTO: ©PATRICK MCMULLAN/OWEN HOFFMANN/PMC

PHOTO: KRISTIN L. GRAY PHOTOGRAPHY

and all art shows that occur in the various Hamptons. Also, I will be hosting

Favorite beach: Coopers Beach.

Longtime Southamptonite Audrey Gruss is founder of the Hope for Depression Research Foundation.

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PHOTOS: ANDY MARCUS/FRED MARCUS PHOTOGRAPHY

Billy and Julie Macklowe with their daughter, Zoe, in Sagaponack.

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POWER COUPLE IN SAGAPONACK Prior to founding the William Macklowe Company, Billy Macklowe was a partner in Macklowe Properties. His wife, Julie, a philanthropist and investor, is founder of vbeauté, a Swiss botanicals skin care line. They are one of the most stylish couples on the East End. How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

My whole life. When I was growing up, I lived on a sailboat. My parents bought a small sailboat the year prior to my birth and that (and subsequent boats over the ensuing years) was our home. We kept the boat in Three Mile Harbor and that served as our base. Prior to settling in Sagaponack, we had two homes in East Hampton.

Why do you live in Sagaponack?

For us, Sagaponack is the most beautiful Hampton, as it has the largest amount of open space. The vistas, air, light, and sunsets are unrivaled.

How are the Hamptons important to your respective businesses?

The Hamptons uniquely blend the worlds of commerce, culture, and fashion in a way that no other community does, and this provides for the ability to relax and be connected at the same time, whether one is at a beach, playing golf, or riding a wave. In a pinch, you are only 35 minutes or two hours from the city.

What do you predict for Hamptons real estate in the next two to three years?

Values should continue to firm and hold steady, as the sales market seems to be gravitating away from land to teardowns.

Julie, are there any plans for Hamptons activations for vbeauté?

There are exciting plans ahead that will be announced soon, so stay tuned for fall!

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons?

We cannot divulge that! A hint would be that it involves beach and water.

Favorite beach: Peter’s Pond.

Favorite restaurant: It’s a toss-up between Nick & Toni’s and Topping Rose. Definitely Town Line BBQ for our daughter, Zoe.

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NEXT-GEN PHILANTHROPY

concentration of influencers and resources that can be channeled for meaningful causes. The goal with our philanthropic leadership is to inspire fellow millennials to embrace the intersection of having fun and giving back.

the vanguard of a new generation of Hamptons and New York philanthropists.

What cultural and philanthropic events will you be going to in the Hamptons

How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

We’re planning a few fun events this summer. We will be serving as the junior cochairs for the Hope for Depression Research Foundation’s Walk of Hope + 5K Run

last summer was our first season in our new home in Bridgehampton.

to Defeat Depression, as well as supporting the Parrish Art Museum’s Midsummer

So is Bridgehampton now your favorite Hampton?

other great events.

Candy Kitchen, the original SoulCycle Barn, Mecox Beach, and Southampton and

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons:

East Hampton on either side.

The pie stand at Fairview Farm! Really, what is in that peach and blueberry pie?!

Do you think your generation will embrace the Hamptons?

is pretty incredible.

Yes, we are definitely seeing millennials flock out east. The Hamptons are the perfect setting to unwind in and meet new and interesting people you might not otherwise have a chance to meet in the city. Whether surfing in Montauk, sipping rosé at Wölffer, or honoring an important cause, our generation is embracing both the fun and the fulfilling aspects that the Hamptons have to offer. For evidence, look no further than the packed (LIRR) Cannonball train out east on Fridays.

Why are the Hamptons important to your business pursuits and philanthropy?

The Hamptons are first and foremost a home for us. However, the area has a high

Also for more adventurous types, there’s a trapeze school in Bridgehampton, which

Favorite beach: Not exactly your traditional beach, but we love Sunset Beach on Shelter Island. We celebrated Toby’s birthday with pitchers of frosé (frozen rosé) and an afternoon dip in the sea.

Favorite restaurant: The Surf Lodge. There is nothing better than sharing a tower of chicken fingers, lobster rolls, and French fries with friends as the sun sets over Montauk.

Millennial philanthropists Toby and Larry Milstein

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PHOTO: © ROB RICH /SOCIETYALLURE.COM, COURTESY OF THE EVELYN ALEXANDER WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER

Yes, we may be biased, but we believe Bridgehampton is the best. You have Pierre’s,

Party, the Watermill Center Summer Benefit, the Hamptons Tea Dance, and many

PHOTO: COURTESY OF TOBY AND LARRY MILSTEIN

Our family has been renting in various parts of the Hamptons for several years, but

this summer?

Andy Marcus/Fred Marcus Photograph We included several including a few shots of their daughter, Zoë Macklowe.]

Siblings Toby and Larry Milstein, scions of the Milstein real estate empire, are in

WILDLIFE ACTIVIST Actress and former model Beth Ostrosky Stern is an animalrights activist deeply involved with improving the welfare of both domesticated animals and wildlife on the East End. She is married to Howard Stern, the television and radio personality.

How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

Howard and I have been together for 17 years, and after a month of dating, we spent a weekend in Shelter Island. We fell in love that weekend and also fell in love with the HampPHOTO: COURTESY OF TOBY AND LARRY MILSTEIN

tons! We’ve been coming out ever since.

Why did you choose to live in Southampton?

Honestly? Because it’s closer than East Hampton or Amagansett, where we had our first rentals. We also spent some time in Southampton and fell in love with the town and its restaurants.

watched “ Wea gull I rescued soar over the ocean. It was magical.

”

What charity/cultural events will you be involved with this summer and why?

Each year I go to the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center’s Get Wild event.

Howard and I love to support them. I am also a trained transporter of hurt wildlife for the center. They save so many lives!

I’ll never forget the day I got

the call from the center telling me that a gull I rescued, who was trapped in fishing wire, was rehabilitated after a month and ready for release. Howard and I picked him up and

PHOTO: © ROB RICH /SOCIETYALLURE.COM, COURTESY OF THE EVELYN ALEXANDER WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER

Andy Marcus/Fred Marcus Photograph We included several including a few shots of their daughter, Zoë Macklowe.]

brought him back to where I rescued him. We released him and watched him soar over the ocean. It was magical.

How many events are you asked to each weekend?

We get asked to attend so many events, but our time in our home is so precious to us. I do like to put on a pretty summer dress and have a glass of wine at cocktail events, so I can be back in time for dinner with Howard.

Beth Ostrosky Stern is co-chair of this summer’s Get Wild gala to benefit the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center.

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons: The beach dunes. To watch deer frolic in them is the most magical thing to witness!

Favorite beach: Southampton.

Favorite restaurant: Red Bar, Southampton.

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EAST END TASTEMAKER Fashion designer Joey Wolffer ( joeywolffer.com, formerly The Styleliner) is also a winemaker and co-owner of the Wölffer Estate Vineyard in Sagaponack and the Wolffer Estate restaurants in Sag Harbor and Amagansett.

How long has your family been in the Hamptons?

Nearly 40 years. My mother and father moved our family out east when my father, Christian, was first getting underway with the winery. I grew up with two very dynamic parents who loved to host and entertain. The kitchen was always full of guests and we were exposed to a lot of colorful personalities.

Which is your favorite Hampton?

Sag Harbor! It is the perfect location for my growing family, and it’s a year-round community. I am close to the office and my store, so I can easily pop home for lunch with my daughter, Nell.

How has Hamptons style contributed to your design point of view?

While I love a good globe-trot and pulling new ideas from various cultures, the main source of my inspiration stems from growing up in the Hamptons, where it was very carefree and very bohemian.

What Hampton charity/cultural events will you be involved with this summer?

I’m really excited to be on the board of the Parrish Art Museum and working with them again, as well as Madoo Conservancy—they have a beautiful garden conservatory on the site of a former artist’s residence. We always support their Much Ado About Madoo benefit. And I love CMEE (the Children’s Museum of the East End).

How many events are you asked to each weekend?

Well, there are so many great events and fund-raisers in the Hamptons and in the city, where we have an apartment. I wish I could go to all of them, but juggling multiple businesses and raising a young daughter means that I get pulled in many directions. I wish I could go to everything!

Where are your clothes available in the Hamptons?

The Styleliner clothes are available at my new year-round store in Sag Harbor. I also just opened a pop-up in Culver City, California, with Platform! And we have a shop in Nantucket!

Pascaline Lepeltier

What’s new for summer 2017 from Wölffer winery?

We are so excited that our newly remodeled Tasting Room is now open, just in time for the summer season with a new bar, more seating, and stellar views of the vineyard. We also just opened a new restaurant, Wölffer Kitchen Amagansett, with an entire menu

Serene Greene, a farm stand that sells everything from locally grown berries to seafood, along with specialty goods like fresh mozzarella from Red Horse Market in East Hampton, which is one of my go-to spots!

Favorite beach: Sagaponack’s Gibson Beach. It tends to be less crowded than other nearby beaches, and it’s the perfect place for my family to unwind.

Favorite restaurant: Wölffer Kitchen in Sag Harbor. The Caesar salad there is amazing

Joey Wolffer is both a vintner and fashion designer.

and pairs perfectly with a glass of Summer in a Bottle Rosé.

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PHOTO: COURTESY OF VERONICA BEARD

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons:

PHOTO: BELATHÉE PHOTOGRAPHY

focused on local, fresh, seasonal, and ultimately rosé-inspired food

FASHION AND FAMILY TIME Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard are sisters-inlaw behind the eponymous brand, Veronica Beard (popular with Hamptons style mavens, among them Gwyneth Paltrow), known for its modern take on classic American sportswear. Another well-known member of the family on the East End is Peter Beard, the Montaukbased photographer and artist.

How long have you been going to the Hamptons?

Wow, since 1996. We had a share. Years later, we bought and rebuilt a little cottage by the bay and have since had five kids!

What Hampton charity/cultural events will you be involved with this summer?

The Beard family has supported Good+ for a long time, and Jessica Seinfeld is a true inspiration—she is the best mom, wife, and friend.

Also, attending a Peter Beard exhibit or an afternoon exploring on his cliff. The kids love driving out to Montauk to visit Uncle Peter. They have grown up with this ritual.

How many events are you asked to each weekend and how many do you go to?

We are invited to a lot of events, and we try to support friends as much as we can.

How has Hamptons style—easy summer glamour—contributed to your design point of view?

The beauty of the Hamptons is that you can be casual or glamourous or both at the same time! I love wearing a sequined jacket with distressed jeans, or a little dress with bare feet on the beach. Anything goes, and people bring it!

Where are your clothes available in the Hamptons?

Veronica Beard is sold at Intermix, Tenet, Lifestyle, and Kirna Zabête.

Favorite secret spot in the Hamptons: The bench on the bay side of Road D, off Meadow Lane, in SouthPHOTO: COURTESY OF VERONICA BEARD

ampton. We’ve spent many an afternoon on that bench.

Favorite beach: Road D beach, in Southampton. The street is open to public parking, and the beach is quiet and gorgeous. At night, with a permit, you can drive your jeep on the beach, which is our favorite thing to do, and build a campfire.

Favorite restaurant: I can’t decide, but we often find ourselves at Sant Ambroeus in Southampton!

Designer Veronica Miele Beard says “the beauty of the Hamptons is that you can be casual or glamorous or both at the same time!”

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HautePARTNERS

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The SCENE

Sharon Jacob and Stacey Bishop

HAT’S ON!

Martha Stewart and Suzie Aijala Fe Fendi

One of the spring social season’s most anticipated events, the annual Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon, otherwise known as the “hat luncheon,” took place in Central Park’s Conservatory Garden (105th Street and Fifth Avenue). It was hosted by the Women’s Committee and the Board of Trustees of the Central Park Conservancy.

More than 1,200 guests turned out for the event, now in its 35th year, in Ascot-ready attire: a broad range of colorful hats. In honor of the anniversary, the Women’s Committee had committed to raise at least $5 million toward a $10 million initiative to restore the Conservatory Garden, Central Park’s six-acre masterwork of formal garden design and the home of the luncheon.

Suzie Aijala, president of the Women’s Committee, was joined by luncheon Chairpersons Shelley Carr, Norma Dana, Beth Dozoretz, and Sima Ghadamian. This year the committee honored Angela E. Thompson, Amanda Thompson Riegel, The Thompson Family Foundation, and Karen Thornwell May. J.P. Morgan, represented by Kelly C. Coffey, CEO of the U.S. Private Bank, served as the Corporate Honoree. Michael Kors was the event sponsor.

“The Women’s Committee is proud to have played an important role in the restoration and ongoing care of Central Park over the past 35 years,” said committee president Suzie Aijala.

“As we celebrate the great tradition of the Frederick Law Olmsted Awards Luncheon, we reflect on how Central Park has never been more beautiful or has had a brighter future.”

Diana Taylor and Michael Bloomberg

The Benefit Committee and guests included Central Park Conservancy President and CEO Douglas Blonsky, Conservancy Board of Trustees Chairman Tom Kempner, Michael Bloomberg, Women’s Committee Founder Norma Dana, Emily Blavatnik, Noreen Buckfire, Anne Harrison, Sharon Jacob, Suzanne Johnson, Eleanora Kennedy, Coco Kopelman, Alexia Leuschen, Karen LeFrak, Kamie Lightburn, Gillian Miniter, Marcia Mishaan, Jenny Paulson, Yesim Philip, Jenny Price, Deborah Roberts, Lela Rose, Fiona Rudin, and Martha Stewart.

Susan Wallace, Alexandra Lebenthal, and Maria Gottdiener

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BY JULIANNA MEDINA

Malin Akerman, Seth Semilof, and Jason Arasheban

Jack Donnelly and Malin Akerman

HAUTE LIVING AND JASON OF BEVERLY HILLS CELEBRATE MALIN AKERMAN

Michael Bloomberg and Diana Taylor

Haute Living and Jason of Beverly Hills celebrated Malin Akerman, the star of the hit Showtime series Billions, who appeared on the April/May cover of Haute Living New York at the stylish Southeast Asian restaurant E.P. & L.P. in West Hollywood.

The celebration kicked off with a cocktail hour, where guests mingled and sipped on handcrafted libations. Akerman arrived with boyfriend Jack Donnelly. In addition to her work on Billions, Akerman had much to celebrate, including indie film The Ticket, which debuted in April, and her recent signing for the movie Rampage with The Rock and Naomie Harris.

Akerman was all smiles throughout the night and graciously engaged with all the guests at the dinner that followed cocktails. Guests who attended the intimate affair included Haute Living cofounder Seth Semilof, Editor-in-Chief Laura Schreffler, Arielle Kebbel, Peter Mensah, Jason Arasheban, Molly Fishkin, Debbie Levin, Nicol Paone, Alex Yetman, Ryan Catwright, Adam Campbell, Abbas Behbehani, and Crime by Design. After the main course, Semilof made a toast to Akerman, congratulating her past, current, and future projects and thanking her for gracing the cover of Haute

Malin Akerman and Arielle Kebbel

Malin Akerman tries on some serious Jason of Beverly Hills bling.

PHOtos: Phil Faraone.

Living New York and participating in the dinner.

Jason Arasheban, Malin Akerman, and Seth Semilof

Malin Akerman with her Haute Living New York cover.

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The SCENE

HAUTE LIVING HONORS DEBRA MESSING WITH BERTAUD BELIEU To celebrate Debra Messing’s cover of the April/May issue of Haute Living New York, her role in ABC’s remake of the movie Dirty Dancing, and the revival of Will and Grace, the iconic series which will air this fall after an 11-year hiatus, Haute Living along with Bertaud Belieu gave a party to honor the star at Soho hotspot MAMO.

As guests made their way to the intimate cocktail party, they were greeted with Bertaud Belieu rosé before feasting on a sampling of MAMO’s finest, from gazpacho Italiano and rum-and-lemon-marinated salmon to its signature truffled focaccia. Notable VIPs in attendance included Ambassador Paolo

Debra Messing with her Haute Living New York cover.

Zampolli, Mazen Dayem of JetSmarter, Michael Sherman from Phillips, philanthropist Jean Shafiroff, Lucia Hwong Gordon, Larry Milstein, and Haute Living Publisher Seth Semilof.

About her cover, Messing said, “It’s been a huge honor. It’s a beautiful Michael Bloombergand and Diana TaylorIt was a pleasure to do it, and I’m really magazine—chic sophisticated.

proud of the whole spread.” In the issue, she spoke about the challenges of her singing role in Dirty Dancing, getting ready to reunite with the Will and Grace cast, and what the new show will be about. “Everything happening now will be fodder for the comedy,” she said. “We need the show now more than ever.”

Debra Messing with Larry Milstein.

Bertaud Belieu rosé

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Mazen Dayem, Paolo Zampolli, Seth Semilof, and Milos Duncko.

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MARY ANN OSBORN

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SANTA MONICA CINDY AMBUEHL

Strand Hill Properties, Christie’s International Real Estate 310.373.3333 lily@lilyliang.com lilyliang.com The Shearin Group 310-200-8318 Cindy@theshearingroup.com cindy.shearin.com Partners Trust Brokerage Bradley’s Phone number: 626.945.8683 Bradley.mohr@thepartnerstrust.com Susan’s Phone number: 626.945.8684 Susan.mohr@thepartnerstrust.com mohr4re.com

Mercer Vine 818-650-5327 info@mercervine.com mercervine.com

Sotheby’s International Realty (415) 200-7744 daniel@danieldv.com danieldervartanian.com

PACIFIC HEIGHTS/LOWER PACIFIC HEIGHTS, SAN FRANCISCO DANIEL DERVARTANIAN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Dreyfus Sotheby’s International Realty (650) 450-0450 chris.iverson@sothebysrealty.com movingtowoodside.com

Vanguard Properties The Swann Group 415.225.7743 Rachel@TheSwannGroupSF.com theswanngroupsf.com

NOB HILL/RUSSIAN HILL NOE VALLEY RACHEL SWANN

COLDWELL BANKER BROKERS OF THE VALLEY 707-494-0333 Suzy@SuzyAnderson.com SuzyAnderson.com

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Village Properties – Santa Ynez Office 805-689-6262 carey@villagesite.com villagesite.com

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CENTURY CITY

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Decker Bullock Sotheby’s International Realty 415.435.1600 olivia@sanfranciscofinehomes.com sanfranciscofinehomes.com

(310) 871-0753 mosborn@nextcenturyrealty.com newcenturyplaza.com The Agency 424.321.4947 Cell: 310.573.7063 Cambuehl@theagencyre.com cindyambuehl.luxury

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LOS GATOS/ MONTE SERENO/ SARATOGA LAURA DEFILIPPO

MARY BETH WOODS

BEVERLY HILLS POST OFFICE AARON KIRMAN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES MYRA NOURMAND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THOUSAND OAKS / WESTLAKE VILLAGE NICOLE VAN PARYS & GARY NESEN

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PALM SPRINGS/ RANCHO MIRAGE/ PALM DESERT/ INDIAN WELLS/ LA QUINTA

Coldwell Banker 310-463-1599 mwoods@marybethwoods.com marybethwoods.com

John Aaroe Group Beverly Hills President of Aaroe Estates (310) 995-9512 Aaron@AaronKirman.com www.AaronKirman.com Nourmand and Associates, Beverly Hills 310.888.3333 myranourmand@nourmand.com myranourmand.com Engel & Völkers Westlake Village (818) 889-1602 nicole.vanparys@evusa.com gary.nesen@evusa.com nicolevanparys.evusa.com garynesen.evusa.com

Bennion Deville Homes 760-898-0274 bill@wldesertliving.com wldesertliving.com

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Engel & Volkers (213) 364-9815 sandra.miller@evusa.com sandramiller.evusa.com

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HAWAII THE BIG ISLAND

ROBERT KILDOW

Hualalai Realty 808-325-8500 rkildow@hualalairesort.com hualalairealty.com

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Nest Seekers International 310.278.8861x2072 info.samreal@gmail.com samrealgroup.com

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NANCY J. CALLAHAN

WASHINGTON

The Wailea Group 808-870-2001 nancy@makenasales.com

Chernov Team (818) 355-2461 dennis@chernovteam.com chernovteam.com

Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty 206.660.4787 moira@moirapresents.com moirapresents.com

SEATTLE MOIRA E. HOLLEY

CENTRAL REGION L A K E TA H O E

Lake Tahoe Luxury Estates 530.582.0722 twatson@chaseinternational.com trinkiewatson.com

CALIFORNIA/NEVADA TRINKIE WATSON

COLORADO MOUTAIN VILLAGE MATTHEW R. HINTERMEISTER

COLORADO MALIA COX NOBREGA AND BARBARA SCRIVENS

TEXAS TROY GEORGE AND LUCY NOONAN

PARK CITY

PAUL BENSON

TEXAS

MONTANA KELLY LAABS

Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty (713) 558-3232 walter.bering@sothebyshomes.com walterbering.com

HOUSTON

WALTER BERING

TEXAS

Keller Williams Plano 972.599.7000 Mike@MikeBrodie.com mikebrodie.com

DALLAS

MIKE BRODIE

Benson Sotheby’s International Realty 970-349-6653 kiley.flint@sir.com kileyflint.com

CRESTED BUTTE

KILEY FLINT

CENTRAL REGION WHITEFISH

LIV | Sotheby’s International Realty 970.333.0116 Knott@SothebysRealty.com ResideInSummit.com

COLORADO

Engel & Völkers 435-640-7441 paul.benson@evusa.com evusa.com

UTAH

DOUGLAS D. KERBS

BRECKENRIDGE/ SUMMIT COUNTY JUSTIN & KRYSTAL KNOTT

The George & Noonan Real Estate Group Office Phone number: (817) 410-8769 Troy Phone number: (817) 308-4170 troy@troygeorge.com Lucy Phone number: (817) 913-3611 lucy@lucynoonan.com georgeandnoonan.com

FORT WORTH

LIV | Sotheby’s International Realty 303.898.7818 dkerbs@livsothebysrealty.com douglaskerbs.com

DENVER

COLORADO

Telluride Sotheby’s International Realty (970) 729-1200 telluridebroker@aol.com SellingTelluride.com

LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (970) 748-5150 malia.nobrega@sothebysrealty.com vailluxurybroker.com

VAIL/ VAIL VALLEY

COLORADO

SOUTHERN EAST COAST FLORIDA

Glacier Sotheby’s International Realty 406-890-5451 klaabs@glaciersir.com kellylaabs.com

NAPLES

EMILY K. BUA & TADE BUA-BELL

John R Wood Properties 239-659-6115, 239-595-0097 buabellgroup@JohnRWood.com buabellsellsnaples.com

SOUTHERN EAST COAST F LO R I DA CORAL GABLES BARBARA ESTELA

FLORIDA KEY WEST BRENDA DONNELLY

WEST COAST OF FLORIDA LONGBOAT KEY AND SIESTA KEY

DANIEL MATUSIAK

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Douglas Elliman Real Estate (786) 239-4227 barbara.estela@elliman.com barbaraestela.com

KNIGHT & GARDNER REALTY (305) 304-1116 brenda@keysrealestate.com www.islandhomeskeywest.com Action Realty of Sarasota 941.504.7618 Danielmatusiak1@gmail.com actionrealtyofsarasota.com

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JEFF MILLER

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Miles Goldstein (305) 336-6959 ag@milesgoldstein.com MilesGoldstein.com

Brown Harris Stevens | Zilbert 305-610-4509 jeff.miller@bhsusa.com bhsusa.com

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FLORIDA

FLORIDA TAMPA

JENNIFER ZALES

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IVONN GOIHMAN

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MATILDE SORENSEN

Dale Sorensen Real Estate, Inc. 772.532.0010 MSorensen@SorensenRealEstate.com matildesorensen.com Dorian Bennett Sotheby’s International Realty 504.944.3605 cell phone: 504.236.7688 dorian@dbsir.com dbsir.com

NEW ORLEANS DORIAN M. BENNETT

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NASHVILLE

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G EO R G I A

VERO BEACH

LO U I S I A N A

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BAL HARBOUR/AVENTURA

FLORIDA

TENNESSEE

AMY JACKSON SMITH

NORTHERN EAST COAST MiLL Real Estate Business phone: 929-328-0096 Cell: 646-335-7995 Jermain.miller@millre.com millre.com

NEW YORK LONG ISLAND CITY JERMAIN MILLER

Compass 347-821-6220 alyssa.brody@compass.com compass.com/agents/nyc/ alyssa-brody

NEW YORK CHELSEA

ALYSSA SOTO BRODY

NORTHERN EAST COAST N E W YO R K

The Alexander Team at Douglas Elliman Real Estate (305) 610-4559 (Oren) (917) 334-5501 (Tal) oalexander@elliman.com talexander@elliman.com thealexanderteam.elliman.com

N E W YO R K SOHO OREN ALEXANDER & TAL ALEXANDER

N E W YO R K

LAURIE GILMORE

MARIA VELAZQUEZ

NEW JERSEY

TRIBECA ERICA MILLER & ARIANA MEYERSON ILLINOIS

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WESTFIELD

FRANK D. ISOLDI

NEW HAMPSHIRE

MICHAEL TRAVIS

MASSACHUSSETTS

JOANNE NEMEROVSKI

CO N N EC T I C U T

OTIS & AHEARN

BARBARA BROCK ZACCAGNINI

M A S S AC H U S E T T S

SANTA FE/TAOS DARLENE STREIT

Benoit Mizner Simon 617.939.6309 tracishulkin@gmail. comTraciShulkin.com

WELLESLEY TRACI SHULKIN

WEST N E W M E X I CO

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 203.249.1454 barbara.zaccagnini@cbmoves.com 4homesbybarbara.com

GREENWICH

Otis & Ahearn Real Estate 888-249-7041 natasha.mahan@otisahearn.com otisahearn.com

BOSTON & BROOKLINE

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices (312) 720–4505 JoanneSellsChicago@gmail.com joannesellschicago.com

CHICAGO

Bean Group Platinum Collection 603-303-2599 Michael@WaterfrontAgent.com WaterfrontAgent.com

LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE

Cantor Pecorella Erica Miller: (609) 828-9346 ericam@cantorpecorella.com Ariana Meyerson: (917) 439-5157 arianam@cantorpecorella.com cantorpecorella.com

N E W YO R K

Douglas Elliman (917) 769-2065 mvelazquez@elliman.com

FINANCIAL DISTRICT

Town Residential 646.790.5031 lgilmore@Townresidential.com townrealestate.com

GREENWICH VILLAGE/ WEST VILLAGE

INTERNATIONAL

Sotheby’s International Realty (505) 920-8819 dstreit@dstreit.com darlenestreit.com

CANADA

TORONTO, ONTARIO ELISE KALLES

Harvey Kalles Real Estate 416-441-2888 ekalles@trebnet.com elisekalles.com

INTERNATIONAL PUERTO VALLARTA / BANDERAS BAY / SAN PANCHO / SAYULITA, MEXICO

SILVIA ELIAS

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The LuxuryBEAT

BY CATHERINE SABINO

A FAMOUS FIT Fitness and wellness mogul Tracy Anderson, known for her A-list celebrity clientele and her popular Tracy Anderson workout method, divides her time between the Hamptons and New York.

How have the Hamptons been important to your business?

I ask clients to focus on their results year-round, which means I need to know them well. Many people living in the city choose the Hamptons for a slower pace, but that doesn’t mean leaving your healthy routine behind.

I wanted to make certain the very dedicated audience I have was supported in the places they truly call home. I have two Hamptons studios to mirror my two city studios, so my clients can have the consistent support their bodies need. I believe the Hamptons are one of the best places to go to for healing and taking on a new life stance.

Jennifer “ Lopez’s needs are like a professional athlete times five.

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What’s new in terms of your studios in the Hamptons?

What fitness needs/desires are you seeing among your celebrity

I have added more clases this summer and released three Hamptons sum-

clientele?

mer Vitality Weeks, the most I have ever done. These weeks are so much

Celebrities are just like everyone else—they just have more eyeballs

more than a workout. They are very knowledge-based, supportive, and

looking at them. I believe most celebrities who come to my studios do

nourishing, as they have an option for your food to be provided. This

so because they know I really have the greater good of their body and

year I will be including food for the day as well as prix fixe menus at

health in mind. I mean, if we are talking an icon like Jennifer Lopez,

my favorite restaurants that allow you nights out while staying with the

then her needs are like a professional athlete times five. She is using

plan—and the plan includes dessert and drinks. I am also launching a

her body across all different planes of artistry, and she needs more

really cool partnership with The Golden Pear Cafes for my protein +

than the average person to be able to do that.

energy smoothies.

You do a lot of pre-awards-show prep with celebs. How much can How would you describe a “luxury” workout experience?

be accomplished fitness-wise in a short period of time leading up

Don’t let the word luxury be confused with being or feeling pampered or

to an awards show?

surrounded by a $50,000 bench to sit on in the locker room. Your body

If someone comes to me for a “quick fix,” they have to buy into the life-

measures luxury by how well it functions.

time. Faking it never looks good. Owning who you are in every moment is key to being stable enough to improve and actually own a healthier you. That said, I create the perfect sweat for any red-carpet glow, but you earn it.

Which sports best support or complement your workout routines?

What is so great about the Hamptons is there are so many opportunities to be physical--surfing, biking, hiking, paddle boarding, tennis, or even playing a game of soccer in the yard. All professional athletes have their focused workout time and their game time. My workout supports your your ability to be physically present and available to do anything.

What is your ultimate luxury Hamptons experience?

Being with loved ones, eating really good food, and drinking really good wine is about as “luxurious” as it needs to get.

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