YOUR HAMPTONS HOROSCOPE FOR SEPTEMBER

A Day in the Life of

Cameron Silver

Fashion darling Cameron Silver of Decades made his way Out East this summer to host a “secret” popup with Sage and Madison in Sag Harbor. Here, he shares his photo diary with Spotlight. BY SYDNEY SADICK

8 a.m. First, coffee at Sage and Madison, which has a tasty dark roast that I drink with oat milk.

10 a.m.

This summer I had a monthlong “secret” pop-up at Sage and Madison filled with vintage couture from my L.A. boutique Decades, plus special guest brands!

Cameron Silver

1 p.m. Goldberg’s for the best carbs. I have a love/hate relationship here. The bagels are so good, but they don’t benefit my waistline! I try to get the flat-style bagels, but they sell out fast.

10 p.m.

On Friday nights, Almond in Bridgehampton is the hot spot for the boys in town, but I always bring a babe!

11:30 a.m.

Shopping for my imaginary Hamptons mansion at The 1818 Collective. If you haven’t been to Kristin Fine and Analisse Taft-Gersten’s fantastic store, you’re in for a treasure of exquisitely curated furnishings.

6:30 p.m.

Checking out the Christie’s party in Southampton with Chris Coffee.

11:30 p.m.

Family first! Ending a fun Friday night with cousin Lacey Dorn from San Antonio.

Why do you love summer Fridays Out East?

It’s always the weekend in the Hamptons, but on a Friday I always have more friends visiting, so it’s extra social. Of course, that means more parties, more traffic, and reservation challenges!

Tell us about your partnership with Sage and Madison!

I was introduced to the owner Chris Coffee through our mutual friend Dianne Burnett, and we wanted to create something super exclusive with things that could be found only at our “secret” pop-up. I also enjoyed collaborating with brands like Etro and St. John with extremely fresh and unexpected edits. This has been so successful that I think next year we may do the majority of the summer.

What’s it been like to live out here all summer and not just come on weekends?

I love feeling like a local, and now everyone at Provisions knows my name. It’s never low-key in the Hamptons, but everything gets kicked up several notches during the weekend. I’ve enjoyed making new friends because there are so many wonderful people here. Most important, there’s such a commitment to philanthropy and the arts, which is really a testament to the community.

Who would you say is part of your Hamptons crew?

I’m with Sage and Madison’s Chris Coffee more or less 24/7, but I get to see some of my favorite people like Kara Ross, Nicole Miller, Candace Bushnell, Julie and Billy Macklowe, Jill and Darius Bikoff, plus my new favorite friend, Nicole Salmasi, and the amazing Ross Metzler.

What are you excited for this fall?

I’m doing a project with Marni on September 7 to kick off Fashion Week. I have some popups planned in Tennessee and Texas. However, my passion is theater, so I can’t wait for new shows to open on Broadway. T Spotlight \ September 2022 \ 45

YOUR HAMPTONS HOROSCOPE FOR SEPTEMBER

Beach days may be dwindling, but our resident astrologer is still shining through with forecasts for the coming fall!

BY NANCY KOAN

VIRGO

August 23–September 22

See you in September, Virgo. With a new moon in your sign on the 6th, this is the moment to break old habits and incorporate spanking-new ones that will free you up. You can now build on those dreams you’ve been hatching all summer long.

LIBRA

September 23–October 22

You’re trading in your swimsuits for cashmere, but no reason for tears. There’s a financial boost in store for you, and on the 22nd, a Mercury retrograde will have you healing the relationships that didn’t quite work so you can move into September ready.

SCORPIO

October 23–November 21

Summer is waving ciao, bella, but sexy Scorpio is saying hello to newbies for the fall season. Relationships get interesting on the 10th, with some new ones moving in. By the full moon on September 20th, you’ll see a landslide of fresh possibilities.

SAGITTARIUS

November 22–December 21

You may have had your share of summer flirting, but it’s time to stay loyal to those who are close at hand. They deserve it, and you’ll realize how much better it feels having consistency, especially with all the money and career success coming your way.

CAPRICORN

December 22–January 19

You’re the rock, but this month, even stable you must accept changes. A relationship that never felt right is more wobbly as you pack up your sunscreen. Let it go so you can be there for yourself first. The full moon says you won’t be alone for long.

AQUARIUS

January 20–February 18

You had a great summer showing off your high-minded thinking to big-eyed strangers. Now, the new moon on the 10th is pushing you to share that vision with a good cause. Join a climate-change action committee and see how much your autumn life flowers.

PISCES

February 19–March 20

You’ve been swimming in two directions; now dry off as the new moon in Virgo wants you to be more grounded. Perhaps it’s time to let go of a stale relationship? Remember the full moon in your sign speaks of manifesting your dreamy ideas.

ARIES

March 21–April 19

All that fire this summer isn’t over, it’s simply mutating. Perhaps you’ll take that August Tinder match to a new level. With Venus in Scorpio on the 10th, marriage is not unheard of, so don’t be shocked at yourself if you start thinking about rings.

TAURUS

April 20–May 20

It’s okay to muse about that lobster roll you polished off in August. But the stars have a big career boost in store, so put away nostalgia and prepare. Uranus conjuncts the north node in Taurus, so: Welcome to transformation country!

GEMINI

May 21–June 20

You may have been moving fast in August, but September’s mercury in retrograde reminds you to take care and dot those i’s. Slowing up a bit won’t put a dent in your brilliance. You’re just gathering firewood until the bonfire—and then watch out!

CANCER

June 21–July 22

Hard to leave your cozy summer rental? Maybe you can negotiate into the fall. After all, the autumn equinox on the 22nd speaks to beautifying a home. Perhaps you’re going to buy Out East or do a big redo at your place after you’ve had time to ponder a bit.

LEO

July 23–August 22

Are you wondering whether Carissa’s Bakery will deliver to the city once you’re back in urban life? You don’t have to fret—a relationship started in the summer may get serious, so your sweet tooth will be satisfied one way or another.