THE HAMPTONS, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK

Launched in 2010, The Surf Bazaar was originally created to provide a more fashionable shopping option in once sleepy Montauk. No need to worry about that now (the boutique lives in The Surf Lodge, which is arguably the most popular destination in the entire Hamptons). Everything at Surf Bazaar is colorful, beachy-y, and pretty ideal for upgrading whatever it is you packed (or forgot to pack) for the weekend. There are Illevesta sunnies, Soludos espadrilles, Lemlem cover-ups, along with the house label of paper-thin tops and dresses.SHOP NOW >

Just two years in, Tenet is one of those stores that keeps getting better and better. Occupying a prime piece of property on Southampton's Main Street, the 20-somethings that opened Tenet—Greg Buntain and Jesse Warren—completely gutted the space to unearth brick walls, original pressed-tin ceilings, and old maple floors. The result is a great boutique for both men and women, with brands like Rag & Bone, Loeffler Randall, Save Khaki, A.P.C., and Todd Snyder.SHOP NOW >

C. Wonder–the brainchild of Tory Burch's ex-husband and business partner, Chris Burch—set up a summer-only shop that's poised to serve the needs of every Hamptons houseguest. They even have onsite monogramming and engraving. Besides trivets and all, you'll find flip flops, bright summer sweaters, picnic baskets, and even bikes. One of the best parts? The average price point at C. Wonder is around $40.SHOP NOW >

This Southampton home store carries ethnic-inspired textiles, furniture, artwork, and modern home accessories, all hand-picked by owner Barbara Warner. H. Groome's wall of wood cubbie holes are stacked with silk pillow from India and Nepalese cashmere throws—it's an always inspiring pitstop for Hamptons decorating essentials.SHOP NOW >

This jewel box of a shop—just steps away from Sag Harbor's Main Street—teems with beautiful treasures, both old and new. A favorite of in-the-know interior designers and decorators, Ruby Beets features decorative antiques, vintage and contemporary furniture, lighting accessories, art, and photography.SHOP NOW >

If there's a collection that screams summer beach, it's arguably that of Haute Hippie, which opened a stand-alone shop in Southampton. In addition to the house line of Haute Hippie layering pieces and exuberantly patterned dresses and tops, the shop carries a range of great brands like jewelry by Erickson Beamon, belts by J Lynch, and denim shorts by Current/Elliot.SHOP NOW >

English company Jack Wills brought their "university outfitters" sensibility to the heart of Southampton, where it strikes the perfect balance between being fabulously British and nicely casual. Our picks: mini-shorts, bikinis, graphic tees, and sweatshirts.SHOP NOW >

Though they don't officially have a storefront in the Hamptons, the shopping branch of much-loved travel site Indigare, is setting up a temporary shop mid-July. There, you'll find loot from around the world, including exotic jewelry, embellished caftans, and all manner of scarf.SHOP NOW >