Sorry celebrities, but you and your stuffyness can go somewhere else because Peter Brant doesn't want you. According to the Post, Brant wants Bridgehampton Polo to become more "swanky" socialite scene and less of a "champagne-swilling" crowd. Now that Neil Hirsch is gone (Brant bought Hirsch's interest) Brant can make all the calls he wants!
The Post also said,
"The plan is to make it more posh, like the Palm Beach Polo. Neil had always wanted to keep the focus on the polo match."
Palm Beach? Isn't emulating Florida the absolute last thing the Hamptons is trying to do? And I can't help but laugh about the fact that Brant didn't agree with Hirsch giving so much attention to the actual match. Yeah Hirsch, what the hell were you thinking?
Sorry Kourtney Kardashian, but uh, your invite was lost in the mail...
Yep, you too Star Jones...
Chace Crawford, I see you over there in the corner, I'm going to have to ask you to leave.
Nope. Sorry Ladies. Can't get in.
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Cece
June 16, 2011
3:56pm
Good
enoughalready
June 16, 2011
10:18pm
Alas, here it comes. The event of the season, Bridgehampton Polo, where broke ass poseurs, day trippers, share house freeloaders and Russian hookers all get dressed up and crash a stifling tent, pushing and shoving to grab a glass of comp prosecco and figure out where their next free dinner might be coming from.
Patrick
June 17, 2011
3:36pm
OH THANK GOD!!! My first choice would have been to roll a grenade into that tent during a match, but this is a close second. Everything that is wrong with the East End gathered under that tent on Saturdays, Good riddens