Where to Shop in the Hamptons

The Hamptons are officially in its high season, kicking off with Memorial Day weekend last month! This iconic American escape remains a hallmark of the quintessential luxury summer even as European vacations rise in popularity. While luxury brands are busy setting up pop-ups across Europe, the Hamptons haven't been forgotten. Here's a peek at what's fresh for summer 2024 in the Hamptons:

• The Row (Amagansett): Luxury fashion brand opens a new boutique at 216 Main Street in Amagansett.
• Cutter Brooks Pop-Up (Bridgehampton): New York's Amanda Brooks brings British countryside style to L'Épicuriste. 2466 Montauk Hwy, Bridgehampton.
• Prada (East Hampton): Unveils a refreshed boutique and new summer collection on 2 Newton Lane.
• Khaite (East Hampton): New York brand favored by celebrities like Kendall Jenner debuts a pop-up shop offering sophisticated clothing. 47 Newtown Lane, East Hampton.
• Gucci (East Hampton): The luxury brand refreshes its store with a coastal theme, featuring ocean-inspired floors and stylish beachwear. 17 Newtown Lane East Hampton.
• Staud & Staud Sea (East Hampton): Celebrity-favorite LA brand Staud opens alongside its first-ever swimsuit store Staud Sea, offering colorful swimwear and resortwear. 66 Newtown Lane & 23 Newtown Lane, East Hampton.
• Veronica Beard (East Hampton): American sportswear brand opens on 66 Newtown Lane, offering breezy versions of their popular blazers in a floral-designed store.
• Sunshine (East Hampton): Heidi Humes' beloved beach essentials boutique moves to a new location at 98 Newtown Lane.
• Me + Em (East Hampton): The British brand known for its stylish dresses bows on Memorial Day, offering its first swimwear collection. 7 Newtown Lane, East Hampton.
• Grey/Ven (East Hampton): The California brand opens its East Coast flagship, featuring cool vegan-leather skirts and jackets in monochromatic colors. 53 The Circle, East Hampton.
• Mytheresa (East Hampton): This luxury brand, in collaboration with Flamingo Estate and Porsche, is hosting "Summer Railroad Racetrack', an immersive, luxury-curated pop-up with fashion, organic essentials and expensive cars. 9 Railroad Ave, East Hampton.
• TWP (Sag Harbor): Cult American sportswear brand TWP opens its first store outside NYC, bringing its trendy "Next Ex" cropped shirts to the East End. 155 East End, Sag Harbor.
• Love Binetti (Sag Harbor): This new store features gloriously patterned silk caftans from designer Diego Binetti. 17 Washington St, Sag Harbor.
• Dôen (Sag Harbor): California brand known for flowy dresses and florals opens a store designed to blend a Laurel Canyon aesthetic with a beachy vibe. 11 Madison St, Sag Harbor.
• Matriark Summer Pop-Up (Sag Harbor): This women- and LGBTQI+-owned brand collective offers a diverse shopping experience until September 20th. 133 Main Street, Sag Harbor.
• Road to Nowhere (Sag Harbor): This sustainable clothing brand expands with a second location, offering relaxed trousers, linen shirts, and denim jackets. 42 Main St, Sag Harbor.
• Southern Tide (Sag Harbor): This lifestyle brand offers a selection of cute pickleball dresses, polos, swimwear, and more. 127 Main Street, Sag Harbor.
• Balmain Pop-Up (Shelter Island): The Pridwin Hotel & Cottages hosts a pop-up boutique featuring iconic pieces from Balmain.  81 Shore Rd, Shelter Island.
• Sail to Sable Cabana (Westhampton): This preppy shop offers brightly printed tunics, dresses, and accessories. 77 Main St, Westhampton Beach.
• Fayette Collective Pop-Up (Water Mill): The Greenwich rug company partners with Current Home for a summer event series featuring furniture, gifts, and more. 710 Montauk Hwy, Water Mill.

Read More: All of the Luxury Brand Pop-Ups to Visit for Summer 2024, Are the Cotswolds Turning Into the Hamptons?

References: Vogue

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