Southampton - Cheers to an unforgettable summer in the Hamptons; may the beach forever be your playground. Now grab another mimosa, because it's not over yet!

Christie Brinkley and her daughter, Sailor shine on the red carpet. (PatrickMcMullan.com)

August marks a familiar decade - playtime for the mix of A-listers, fashionistas, partygoers and socialites that make vacationing in the Hamptons always memorable. If the sound of Jimmy Choo pumps tapping down Main Street and the unforgettable smell of vintage Valentino bags ring a bell, you may have found yourself lost in the sea of couture racks at Super Saturday 13.

If you're visiting New York's ultimate hotspot, it's almost impossible to leave without checking into some retail therapy. On Friday, Cynthia Rowley hosted a launch party for a chic up and coming line, "Sophomore." The rock and roll inspired casualwear screams everything but dressy. Playful tie die tank tops, cotton "Memory Motel" tees and vintage high waisted denim shorts appeal to the casual but hip Montauk scene. Inspired by the 1970s and Lower East Side style, Chrissie Miller collaborated with designer, Madeline von Froomer to create the unique youth collection.

Cowboy boots and ripped Levi's were a theme at Christie Brinkley's Wild, Wild West carnival on Sunday. Hosted by the supermodel and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, the donations benefit the The National Women's Division of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine fundraising initiative in support of research in Women's Health and Cancers. The funds raised will support cutting-edge basic and translational research studies focusing on cancers that affect women -- including gynecological cancers (ovarian, cervical and uterine) and breast cancer. . Cowgirls and cowboys were treated with sweets from Ciao Bella, a western themed buffet, a watermelon eating contest and rides to die for! Interactive games, yoga for kids, tie-die stations, pony-rides, raffles and tug of war kept everyone coming back for more. Co-chair of the event, Roxanne Palin, says she had a feeling the carnival was destined for success. "It's a wonderful day for families - we are happy to have people come, learn about the organization and have a great time," she said. "It's money for a cause in a nice way." Children mingled with the stars, not wasting a second of their Western adventure. Supermodel Kelly Bensimon brought her children and seemed to be having a blast with the colorful horses. "Sopranos" star, Edie Falco graced the red carpet, as well as event co-chair, Jackie Hochberg. By the end of the day, the carnival left every child with a smile and every parent with high hopes for the future of cancer research.

Edie Falco and her son, Anderson indulge in some healthy treats. (PatrickMcMullan.com)

Keeping fashion in mind, mark your calendars for some exclusive events coming up over the next few weeks. . .

Shopaholics Announcements: Kenya-based designer, Anna Trzebinski will be holding a trunk show at The Maidstone Hotel in East Hampton next week. Don't miss the rare opportunity to collect some intricate pieces from her collection. From August 16 to August 17 her hand-made line will be showcased to benefit the Group for the East End and the Africa foundation. If you want more information about shopping for a cause go to www.eastendenvironment.org.

The Smith Boutique in Southampton will be hosting a "Summer Lovin Party" this Friday. Mingle and sip cocktails with designers Alissa Smith, Alisha Trimble, Anna Marcell and Emma MacWinnie from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dress to impress to celebrate a new era of fashion.

Star Sightings: Celebrities have ultimately set the scene for nightlife in the Hamptons, it's a no brainer. Real Housewives of New York Countess LuAnn de Lusseps was spotted at Lily Pond in East Hampton. The dazzling diva wore a navy blue Herve Leger mini, singing her famous song, "Money Can't Buy You Class." The countess owned the stage with elegance and danced the night away.

Rachel Zoe brings her eclectic style to Super Saturday 13. (PatrickMcMullan.com)

Restaurants in the Hamptons are a hotspot for celebrities; you may even catch a food critic here and there. Following Super Saturday, actress Adrienne Bailon headed over to Wainscott's hip lounge, Georgica, for dinner with a few friends. Later that night, "Gossip Girl" star Matthew Settle dropped in for a late bite to eat. Meanwhile, another Real Housewives of New York's dynamic duo, Alex McCord and Simon Van Kempen spent some alone time together nearby.

The weekend could have stretched for days, but it had to end somewhere. Leelee Sobieski and her husband Adam Kimmel and "Royal Pains'" star Mark Feuerstein enjoyed an exclusive brunch in East Hampton on Sunday. The stars sipped cocktails and got a sneak peek of Victoria Bartlett's designer collection. Arden Wohl graced the event, as well as New York Rangers Aaron Voros and Brandon Dubinsky.

Renowned chef and restaurant owner, Bobby Flay wined and dined his wife in the Hamptons this week at Turtle Crossing and Bostwick's Chowder House. He even returned later that evening with a crew, cooking up some of his favorite seafood dishes. On the other side of town, Kelsey Grammar and friends enjoyed a relaxing dinner at Almond Restaurant in Bridgehampton. Nick and Toni's of East Hampton attracted quite the crowd this week. On Wednesday, Howard and Beth Ostrowsky were spotted sitting out on the patio with Richie Notar. Over the weekend, Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz was seen dining with his wife and friends there. Following a screening of "Eat Pray Love," Christie Brinkley and friends had a delectable dinner to remember.

Sit back, relax and remember what you see. Life in the Hamptons can't get any better than this.