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"We are excited to inaugurate a holiday market right here in Hampton Bays, where folks can get most of their holiday shopping accomplished in one fun outing, and support local artisans at the same time," Karen Loew noted.

"We are excited to have found a way to support the Hampton Classic, an institution that brings so much economic value to the East End," Danielle Levine said.

"We are excited to offer an alternative shopping experience online this year that will allow vendors to still showcase their products and our community can shop local!" Ann Marie Blodorn noted.

"For me, I think it's important to keep up your personal routine and what makes you feel good - because in the end, how you feel about yourself is the most important," Martin told us.

"Consistency is key! It's so hard to pinpoint exactly what type of video will do well on Tik Tok, so the most important thing is to stick to a consistent posting schedule," Vascimini, who's had several videos go viral, told us.

"Being able to contribute on a local level in a time of need is a privilege. Taking care of the nurses and the frontline heroes has never been more important than now," Donna Karan relayed.

"I'm constantly challenging myself and pushing my boundaries. One accomplishment only feeds as fuel for the next," Berk told Hamptons.com.

"I was excited by the women's movement, but also frustrated about how much we still have to do. So these three factors moved me to think about the ways I could contribute: I am a very practical person, so acting from the simple premise that money is power, I thought one of the most effective ways to tackle...

"People really love the gear, it inspires other people to vote and gets the message out in a lot of different ways," Berman told Hamptons.com.

"For most women, you're losing your hair and breasts. It's incredible defeminizing. That's why I started Cancer Fashionista because I was looking for information and advice on hair loss," said Melissa Berry.