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6/8-6/21 2017 6/8-6/21 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Summertime STYLE CHEF DANIEL HUMM Q&A CHEF DANIEL NORTH CRAWL FORK ROSÉ HAMPTONS Monthly 6/8- 6/21, 2017 HAMPTONSMONTHLY.COM VOL.3 NO.2 1 MunnRabot NYU1674_Subway_Hamptons Monthly_Mosaic 4-11-16 _From_Resolution 7037 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY COME HOME TO GLENWOOD 1 BR’S FROM $2,995 · 2 BR’S FROM $4,495 · 3 BR’S FROM $6,995 MANHATTAN’S FINEST LUXURY RENTALS UPTOWN LEASING OFFICE 212-535-0500 WHITE GLOVE SERVICE • 24-HOUR DOORMAN • CLASSIC SKYLINE VIEWS DOWNTOWN LEASING OFFICE 212-430-5900 FULL SIZE WASHER & DRYER IN MANY RESIDENCES • FITNESS CENTER & POOL OPEN 7 DAYS, 10AM-6PM • NO FEE • FREE PARKING WHILE VIEWING APARTMENTS CHILDREN’S PLAYROOM • MAGNIFICENT LOBBIES • LANDSCAPED GARDENS All the units include features for persons with disabilities required by FHA. SPACIOUS LAYOUTS • BUILDING-WIDE WATER FILTRATION SYSTEMS ON-SITE PARKING GARAGE • NEAR THE BEST NYC SCHOOLS GLENWOOD Equal Housing Opportunity BUILDER OWNER MANAGER GLENWOODNYC.COM 39527_G_HamptonsMonthly_12.875x9.0625.indd 1 5/12/17 2:17 PM Contents SOMEONE’S BEEN TO THE KOHLER® EXPERIENCE CENTER. Cover Photo: Surf Lodge (Photo by Justin Liv). There's a certain uniform that comes with summers in the Hamptons. As with anyplace when temps rise above 75°, comfort is paramount. But the Hamptons aren't just "anyplace". As far as we're concerned, it's the place. Comfort needs to be balanced with sophistication and a certain chicness, and that's why we tapped Anthony Urbano for our cover. In addition to some of the guides outlined in this issue for your looks this summer, visit Anthony's blog ohanthonio.com or his social pages, @oh_anthonio, for more tips on nailing the look. FEATURES men's fashion 14 In this Issue 32 White Hot Opting for the Monochromatic to Kick Off the Summer Season women's fashion 18 Bold & Beautiful entertainment Letting Color Lead You into Summer 42 Live from Long Island Musicians and Entertainers Take Brand Profile Interview 22 The Stage on The South Fork The first KOHLER Experience Center has arrived in Loup Charmant - Looks You Can Wear from The Bed to The Beach then Back to Bed 46 Concert Spotlight Interview New York City’s Flatiron District. A place to see Johnnyswim - Folk-Soul Duo Float in on KOHLER products as well as actually experience them. Georgica Pond, Play WHBPAC DREAM. SHOP. EXPERIENCE. 6 WEST 22ND ST, NEW YORK, NY 10010 8 HAMPTONSMONTHLY.COM Contents dining & cocktails 50 North Fork Rosé Crawl Let's Celebrate and Drink Pink 54 Chef Spotlight Interview Daniel Humm - The James Beard Award Winner Goes Casual for Summer 58 Punch Drunk Four Interpretations of a Traditional Tipple 62 Sunrise Sweets Start the Day on a Sweet Note 66 Left Hand Coffee Getting to Know a Main Source of Montauk's Morning Joe hidden hamptons 70 The Quogue Club Not for Members Only 32 in every issue 16 HM Instagram Photos Featuring Your Photos 46 26 Women's Beauty 62 Beach Beauty 28 Rue La La Picks Fashion Editors' picks for Summer 40 Men's Grooming Summer Sundries 74 Calendars Live Music & Events LIKE US & FOLLOW US! © 2017 Hamptons Monthly Hamptons Monthly magazine makes every effort to ensure the accu- racy of the information it publishes, but cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from errors or omissions. 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