Showing posts with label Montauk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Montauk. Show all posts

Thursday, July 12, 2012

oh darling












I just came across some pictures of jewelry designer Pamela Love's wedding in Montauk. Breezy, beachy, laid-back, with just the right amount of pretty. And that menu looks simply divine!

Just how a summer wedding should be, right?




Tuesday, September 7, 2010

My heart remains in Montauk...




































My mind is in Montreal, but my heart remains in Montauk...

It has such a great surfer vibe and relaxed atmosphere, you actually don't feel like you're in the hectic Hamptons scene at all....I met a lovely French boutique owner by the name of Joelle Klein, her store Share with... Montauk is simply amazing. She carries French striped sailor shirts, lovely accessories and beauty products. She also recommended a fantastic spot for lunch: Duryea's Lobster Deck, what a great place to chill and enjoy steamed lobster overlooking a bay.....sighhhh, wish I was still there...

I guess this is it, summer came and went....back to writing I go...I will be off hiding for a few days, need to get back into full fledged writing mode, so I'll be back in a few days!





(images via Matt Albiani Photography, The Sartorialist, Ralph Lauren and personal photographs)

Happy Monday!!





I hope you all had a wonderful long weekend...

I just returned home from a fantastic weekend in New York: spent Sunday in the Hamptons on one of the most beautiful beaches in the world in Montauk (I felt like Diane Keaton in Something's Gotta Give minus the stunning beach house...), had lunch in a quiet bay, and did some browsing in the shops of Sag Harbor.  It is so beautiful out there, the lawns so perfectly manicured and green that it makes you want to stop the car and run around barefoot in them(not that I would actually do that...!)

I also spent time with friends in the city...Had brunch at Freeman's in the East Village,  the food was great but the ambiance was even more appealing,  and if you go you MUST try the artichoke dip, it's one of their specialties.


 



I am now feeling totally re-energized...NYC will definitely do that to you!


I came back to a great book review from Natalie at Coffee and a Book Chick and a lovely mention on page 271 of this month's Elle Quebec.



Merci beaucoup! 

Have a great week!





(images via We heart it and Vogue Paris)