The Hamptons Shops

At La Garçonne, founder Kris Kim curates for the design-minded minimalist—always elegant, never boring. Here, you’ll discover soft longline coats (and matching trousers) from Loulou Studio, bubble-shaped rattan bags from Sacai, and glittery ballet flats from Dries Van Noten.

Louis Vuitton debuts in East Hampton with all their signatures—Pareos, Pochettes, you name it—as well as seasonal offering of blue-and-white nautical-inspired pieces. Plus, there are a few special somethings you can only get right here, right now, including a limited-edition Neverfull emblazoned with the word "Hamptons."

TWP just opened their second-ever shop—the first is their Lower Manhattan flagship—on Sag Harbor’s main drag. Come here for supersoft tailored shirts, puddle-hem pants, and elegant evening gowns.

This summer, Staud pops up in East Hampton with its saturated palette, iconic beaded bags, and easy separates. For bold bikinis and beachy bucket hats, hop across the street to check out the swim collection at Staud Sea.

The Row's streamlined silhouettes and exquisite tailoring have finally landed in the Hamptons. Their first Amagansett store is on Main street, where the label is moving into a cottage formerly occupied by Tiina the Store.

DÔEN is what you reach for when you want to feel effortlessly dreamy and pretty. Drop by their new Sag Harbor shop for breezy dresses, scalloped-hem skirts, and pretty pointelle cardigans.

The Little has a great selection of baby clothes, toys, and supplies and even better service from shop owner Alex Magruder.

This interpretation of the Prada retail experience leans into the breeziness of its new location: a row of massive, airy windows giving passersby views of the floor-to-ceiling striped interior—done in what’s become the new Prada signature palette of green and white.

Owner Elizabeth Eichner’s background is in set design, which puts the contents of her enviably chic shop into beautiful context: The bulk of the assortment is sourced from artisans, makers, and designers she’s met through her work travels.

Designers, curators, and shopkeepers Kristin Fine and Analisse Taft-Gersten make hunting for vintage furniture an adventure. Treasures from decades past are brilliantly displayed with modern pieces, art, lighting, textiles, and sweet little somethings that take all the stress out of hostess gifting.