Celeb Sighting: LaQuan Smith Celebrates The Opening Of Equinox x Hamptons
LaQuan Smith celebrates the opening of Equinox x Hamptons with a launch party in Bridgehampton on July 1, 2021. (photo credit: BFA)
Last Thursday (7/1), Equinox celebrated the opening of Equinox x Hamptons, their newest boutique location in Bridgehampton. Hamptons’ and fashion notable, LaQuan Smith, gathered alongside Sailor Brinkley-Cook and Kelly Bensimon for an evening of cocktails and a DJ set by Brendan Fallis to toast Equinox’s expansion out East.
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