Tinx (true name: Christina Najjar) is a podcaster (“It ‘of Me, Tinx”), content creator, guru tips and author of two books. The latest is the novel “Hotter in the Hamptons”, which was published earlier this month and has already been optional as a series of television television (with the sisters after “No one wants this”, Erin and Sara Foster, executive manufacturer).
Hamptons – and the rich colorful characters who inhabit it – were the inspiration for the Najar book for a fallen influence and the critic that knocked it. Confession: When Stanford’s rank came for the first time in South Fork years ago, she absolutely hated it. “I didn’t get it,” Accept Tinx, 34, who was born in Washington, DC, raised in London and now lives in LA. “I felt so abroad.” But she remained intrigued. “Hamptons are known as a fascinating summer destination for the rich and the famous. I think everyone is a little curious about what happens there. I was probably!”
Now that she is a regular, Tinx understands the correct formula to achieve the “mother’s rich energy” with which she is so obsessed (though she still has no children herself): “a large staff home, a toned tone body, Bottega Veneta and a good quality bronco-so you can drive to round the farm.” Sounds for the right. Read for its other indispensable Hamptons.
“My new book is very sexy, so puts you in the mood to have a summer stream – or at least be good for your boyfriend. And there are many beautiful images, so you can dream while you are near the pool!”
RoofRow nest | 4 Old West Lake Dr., Montauk
“God bless [the Crow’s Nest] The staff, which I harass every Wednesday for a Friday reservation for the whole of July. I just can’t go a week without lobster pasta or ricotta with grilled ciabatta [served with lavender honey, truffle oil, black salt and pink peppercorn]. I have definitely rolled that drunk hill too!
“My favorite place to get breakfast is Carissa. It feels a lot of Nancy Meyers and it’s just the best coffee and pasta in the city. I always get croissant.”
“Best Martins in Hamptons. I love me a stuffed olive! Although they are strict enough about the dress code and you can’t get very brave here.”
parrot | 33a Main St., East Hampton
“I like to walk in the city and go here to get spicy pearls and Enchiladas lobster. It is a random entertainment vibe.”
“You will have to withdraw me from Surf Lodge at the age of 99 by kicking and screaming. Not a lot of fun to go and see who is there and dance with your friends on Saturday.”
“It is so beautiful here. I love them when brands throw events here as well, because it’s just a truly stunning background for a photo on Instagram. I’m sure this is what they had in mind when building this art museum … My photos on Instagram.”
RoofLand Onmon | 44 Three Mile Port Street, East Hampton
“I think it is very important for us to try to return the club.
“There is a big debate among the worst people you know if lunch [aka Lobster Roll Restaurant] Or the apple bar is better. After much discussion, I prefer lunch because they have more sauce options. I get the hot dog with coleslaw and mustard on the side and I want to pick up the chicken fingers for the multi -farm table and any top -based diving. “
Isabel Marant | 66 Newtown Lane, East Hampton
“I like to go here to buy drunk after a glass or two! I find the most cut wardrobe and boots.”
“Chicken tender house of $ 40. Do I buy them? Absolutely! You live only once.”
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