Brock Colyar

4 days ago | curbed.com | Brock Colyar

Aerin Lauder (center) speaks to Alina Cho (left) and her mother, Kim Cho. It’s the Friday night of Memorial Day weekend, and a set of well-bred, well-kept society types has descended on the Hedges Inn. The historic hotel in East Hampton has just reopened under new ownership with a restaurant called Swifty’s, after the former Upper East Side socialites’ haunt. In one corner of the room, Ina Garten sips a martini and giggles with her husband, Jeffrey, and the director Rob Marshall.

4 days ago | magzter.com | Brock Colyar

New York magazine | Hamptons Summer 2025 The art dealer seems to think there is too much children’s stuff at BookHampton, his newest acquisition. At Book Hampton in East Hampton at 3 p.m. on a Sunday. I GET A BIGGER discount now, right?” says Larry Gagosian, standing in the middle of BookHampton, a cozy, sun-washed bookstore bustling with well-groomed, Loro Piana-wearing customers—and, on this Sunday, more than a few unruly toddlers.

5 days ago | nymag.com | Candace Bushnell |Andrew Rice |Brock Colyar |Wendy Goodman

For years, this magazine would devote an issue to exploring the Hamptons. In 1972, Gail Sheehy paid a visit to Edith “Big Edie” Ewing Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Edith “Little Edie,” Jackie O.’s unhinged and downwardly mobile relations who were living in the magnificent, yet borderline unlivable, estate Grey Gardens. (The article inspired the documentary.) By the time we returned for our last stand-alone issue in 2000, the Hamptons had transformed.

5 days ago | curbed.com | Stephanie Krikorian |Brock Colyar

All From: the hamptons issue 7:00 a.m. Every hamlet, town, and beach has a very particular vibe and reputation. Here’s the general lay of the land from West to East. the hamptons issue 7:00 a.m. The art dealer seems to think there is too much children’s stuff at BookHampton, his newest acquisition.

5 days ago | curbed.com | Brock Colyar

The art dealer seems to think there is too much children’s stuff at BookHampton, his newest acquisition. At BookHampton in East Hampton at 3 p.m. on a Sunday. At BookHampton in East Hampton at 3 p.m. on a Sunday. I get a bigger discount now, right?” says Larry Gagosian, standing in the middle of BookHampton, a cozy, sun-washed bookstore bustling with well-groomed, Loro Piana–wearing customers — and, on this Sunday, more than a few unruly toddlers.