Hamptons and Montauk Shopping Guide

Summer is officially here, and that means droves of fashionable city-dwellers will spend their weekends at the beach. While they may be leaving Manhattan, they won't be without urban conveniences as more and more chic hotels, nightlife hotspots, and high-end restaurants open near the shore. This season also welcomes a plethora of new shopping destinations — both pop-up and permanent. Here, some of our favorite, not-to-be-missed boutiques from Sag Harbor to Montauk.

Cynthia Rowley has opened a hidden gem of a beach store (shown here), marked only by a neon "shop" sign. With plans to stay open year-round, wares like Meyerhoffer surfboards, Cynthia Rowley for Roxy, and ready-to-wear, as well as mini temporary boutiques like Lauren Bush for FEED and a patisserie by Arden Wohl, it will surely become a Montauk institution. 696 Montauk Highway

Juicy Couture's new seasonal spot carries Hamptons exclusives and will be open for business well into the fall. 17 Newton Lane, East Hampton

LaurenG is a special, summer-only pop-up shop carrying pieces by Lauren Gabrielson and Ginny Hilfiger as well as totes by Mills. 112 Hampton Street, Sag Harbor

Trina Turk carries items exclusive to the new East Hampton location, as well as home accessories and art, like prints by David Weidman. 79 Main Street, East Hampton

Steven Alan Bazaar returns for a second year, decorated with found objects and items rescued from Alan's basement. The store sells pottery and blankets from Central America in addition to wardrobe staples. 52 Newton Lane, East Hampton

Balenciaga opens the ultra-luxe doors of its accessories-only store — the interior of which was a design collaboration between Nicolas Ghesquière and artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster. 54 Main Street, East Hampton

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