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[Alex Glen. Photo by KirillWasHere] You know, going through the hundreds of pictures we have from this past Holiday weekend has really got us thinking here at the GofG Hamptons headquarters. Why should the Fourth of July be the only day that sporting an outfit made-up entirely of red, white and blue be totally socially acceptable and downright fun? Why is it the only day that a grown man can run around in an American flag speedo and be considered the life of the party instead of that guy running around in an American flag speedo?
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[Photo by Rob Rich] Ah, can’t you just smell the ocean breezes now. This chap, spotted at the Shark Attack Sounds 4th of July party, certainly got the point that the party was at a “Yacht Club”, more specifically the Montauk Yacht Club. Not only did he choose to wear a nautical themed shirt wallpapered with anchors and sailboat steering wheels, but to make his 4th of July outfit complete his skipper hat matches his skipper neck tie. More »
Well, we actually just were in the City. Last night. If you are a loyal Twitter follower of ours (as you should be! @GofGHamptons! Get on that!), you’ll know that @CarsonGriffith, @KLuciano, and @KendraMiaSeay all traveled to the city last night for a 12 hour venture to attend the Malcom Harris’ One Dress Launch Party with GofG, catch up on errands, and see friends. Since Kendra and I actually live in the city 3/4 of the year, it was great being back on our home turf, and we didn’t realize how much we missed the choas of city living, the high rises, and the general hussle and bussle of the city. But you know what? Nothing beats the Hamptons in the summer time. And there’s certainly one reason we are glad we are back here: HOLIDAY TRAFFIC! More »
This bout of sunny weather has put us into the mood for colorful everything, and that includes colorful swimwear as well. When I saw this Bantu assini one piece from Oak NYC, one of my all time favorite stores and online shops, I knew it would fit in perfectly with these new-found sunny days and would brighten the mood if the deardrum rainy ones happen to return. While the halter bathing suit is apparently African inspired and entirely manufactured in Ethiopia, we think it could totally pass for a Greek mosaic. More »
Maybe it is the old metal wagon wheels in the front yard, but this home in Southampton certainly gives off that Independence Day Vibe.Although this house may have not been in 1776, it easy to envision a horse drawn carriage riding along its stone road. With the fourth of July weekend coming up, celebrating our nation’s day of freedom seems most fitting to do so in a home such as this.
Even though the Fourth of July isn’t till Saturday, we wanted to give you plenty of time to get ready for what could possibly be the best day of the whole summer. And if you’re like us, you’ll use any excuse to dress in theme. However, a Fourth of July swimsuit can be a tricky thing unless you don’t mind looking like you spend your nights working a pole and your days lounging by the pool at the Playboy mansion. Now if that’s your look, and considering this may be the one day a year you can get away with it, we do have you covered. More »
The carnival isn’t the only thing we miss from our younger years. While we were discussing the most exciting fashion moments of our youth, somewhere between sparkly braces and our first prom dress, the Delia’s catalog came up. (If you think that’s a blast from the past, remember Alloy?!) Surprisingly enough, when browsing their site, the bathing suits weren’t as PG-rated as we remembered in our middle school days. In fact, we wouldn’t mind trotting around in this little ruffly gingham number. More »
[Photo by Rob Rich] Ah, can’t you just smell the ocean breezes now. This chap, spotted at the Shark Attack Sounds 4th of July party, certainly got the point that the party was at a “Yacht Club”, more specifically the Montauk Yacht Club. Not only did he choose to wear a nautical themed shirt wallpapered with anchors and sailboat steering wheels, but to make his 4th of July outfit complete his skipper hat matches his skipper neck tie. More »
This bout of sunny weather has put us into the mood for colorful everything, and that includes colorful swimwear as well. When I saw this Bantu assini one piece from Oak NYC, one of my all time favorite stores and online shops, I knew it would fit in perfectly with these new-found sunny days and would brighten the mood if the deardrum rainy ones happen to return. While the halter bathing suit is apparently African inspired and entirely manufactured in Ethiopia, we think it could totally pass for a Greek mosaic. More »
Maybe it is the old metal wagon wheels in the front yard, but this home in Southampton certainly gives off that Independence Day Vibe.Although this house may have not been in 1776, it easy to envision a horse drawn carriage riding along its stone road. With the fourth of July weekend coming up, celebrating our nation’s day of freedom seems most fitting to do so in a home such as this.
Even though the Fourth of July isn’t till Saturday, we wanted to give you plenty of time to get ready for what could possibly be the best day of the whole summer. And if you’re like us, you’ll use any excuse to dress in theme. However, a Fourth of July swimsuit can be a tricky thing unless you don’t mind looking like you spend your nights working a pole and your days lounging by the pool at the Playboy mansion. Now if that’s your look, and considering this may be the one day a year you can get away with it, we do have you covered. More »
The carnival isn’t the only thing we miss from our younger years. While we were discussing the most exciting fashion moments of our youth, somewhere between sparkly braces and our first prom dress, the Delia’s catalog came up. (If you think that’s a blast from the past, remember Alloy?!) Surprisingly enough, when browsing their site, the bathing suits weren’t as PG-rated as we remembered in our middle school days. In fact, we wouldn’t mind trotting around in this little ruffly gingham number. More »
