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Shopping - "I immediately realized that it's our duty to take a role in the fight against this terrible disease, to take care of the safety of people. We partially repurposed production and created InYaHands, a line of premium sanitizers - because the world's health is 'in ya hands,'" said Frédéric Delfosse, Founder of InYaHands.

Shopping - "Marie-Paule Minchelli's collections are changing and incorporating more ready-to-wear pieces that complement our clients' closets," said Paolo Pederzoli.

Shopping - Offerings will include a special exhibition of the brand's La Prima Collection, which has been touring the globe, and much more.

Shopping - "Our brand is known for creating original designs, and sourcing vintage one-of-a-kinds, the combination of the two will uniquely make your house a home," Monelle Totah noted.

Shopping - "Babe Lash really began with the Essential Serum. As a brand, we are passionate that it enhances a person's natural eyelashes. We have had so many users tell us over the years how it has increased their confidence," stated Ginny Naylor, Babe Lash's Brand Manager.

Shopping - "I really feel like Montauk is a second home to me, and now indy home montauk is my second home in my second home…. I'm always there because it makes me so happy to tinker in the store, hear customers' ideas and see how differently from me they piece together a table setting or style pillows, and to be out and part of the community of beachgoers and shoppers," reflected Beverly Bartfeld.

Shopping - "Sunflow was born out of a personal frustration that a carefree day at the beach actually required a lot of work," said Leslie Hsu, co-founder and chief creative officer of Sunflow.

Shopping - "Saks is working to set the standard for a safe and comfortable shopping experience for our customers," Emily Esser noted.

Shopping - Not sure what to get your main squeeze?

Shopping - Attending a holiday gathering or New Year's Eve soiree and want to get your hostess something more unique than the typical bottle of booze?

Shopping - "We do many events throughout the year, but this one is special because we invite each vendor for their artistry, integrity and kindness," Deborah O'Shaughnessy relayed.

Shopping - "The Bazaar at Ashawagh Hall is a wonderful place to find unique handmade items, especially interesting jewelry. The prices are fair and it's a great place for gifts as well as a personal treasure," Barbara Rothberg noted.

Shopping - "We will have over fifty local artisans and vendors this year, selling a wide variety of items, including jewelry, ceramics, glassware, art, photography, accessories, home decor—even handmade treats and accessories for your pet," Todd Farley shared.

Shopping - "The North Fork has so many unique, handmade gift options and this event makes holiday shopping much easier for the consumer with this one-stop shop," said Robert J. Syron.

Shopping - "We're excited to bring Rebag to Montauk for the second year in a row," Rebag founder + CEO Charles Gorra expressed. "The Surf Lodge brings together a great crowd, and we're looking forward to sharing the best Rebag has to offer for the weekend."

Shopping - "This year, we have a very special donation, a meet and greet with Sir Paul McCartney for four people at one of his remaining Freshen Up tour dates," Charlotte Bonstrom Assaf noted.

Shopping - "We are so excited about the Sag Harbor store because the community has been part of my families life for more than 25 years," Elyce Arons shared.

Shopping - "We're thrilled to be setting up shop at Surf Lodge for the summer and bringing the energy and vibration of a true carioca summer to Montauk through our colorful pieces and Rio-inspired prints," Katia Barros shared.

Shopping - "I think I've gotten more confident with my own style. I used to think I'd have to "follow" fashion but the reality is if I'm not comfortable wearing something, that will show," Agdal told Hamptons.com.

Shopping - "This line was truly inspired by the gardens found all along the Eastern End of Long Island and my experiences in the area," Ala Isham relayed.