Ah, the Hamptons, that bucolic, beachy paradise on the east end of Long Island where posh New Yorkers decamp in search of surf, sunshine and fresh air. Dotted with villages and hamlets, each of which has its own character, this 118-mile stretch of sand and farmland has long been home (or second, third or fourth home) to some of style’s most enduring icons, including Mr Truman Capote, who entertained society ladies over in Sagaponack; Mr Ralph and Ms Ricky Lauren, who luxuriate on Further Lane in East Hampton [chk Montauk?]; and Mr Andy Warhol, who hosted the Rolling Stones at his clifftop estate in Montauk.