Blue Carreon is a former international fashion editor who is currently a freelance writer covering topics on lifestyle, fashion, and interior design. He’s also the creative director of his eponymous home décor collection, and is the author of Conversations: Up Close and Personal With Icons of Fashion, Interior Design, and Art, as well as the best-selling Equestrian Life in the Hamptons. He is an avid equestrian, and has been voted by Hamptons Magazine as one of the best-dressed personalities and top hosts in the East End. He resides in Manhattan, East Hampton, and Palm Beach.

"""The South Fork is home to spectacular gardens, each stunning in its own way. Blue Carreon set out to capture that diversity in his forthcoming book “The Gardens of the Hamptons.”""""The East Hampton and Manhattan resident both photographed and wrote the book, which includes 45 subjects, ranging from small village gardens to grand estates. Carreon didn’t want a book of “cookie-cutter” gardens that are “just hedges and hydrangeas.” Rather, he selected gardens in the hope that people who pick up the book will find inspiration in the variety.""" - Sag Harbor Express/27East

Blue Carreon is a former international fashion editor who is currently a freelance writer covering topics on lifestyle, fashion, and interior design. He’s also the creative director of his eponymous home décor collection, and is the author of Conversations: Up Close and Personal With Icons of Fashion, Interior Design, and Art, as well as the best-selling Equestrian Life in the Hamptons. He is an avid equestrian, and has been voted by Hamptons Magazine as one of the best-dressed personalities and top hosts in the East End. He resides in Manhattan, East Hampton, and Palm Beach.

"""The South Fork is home to spectacular gardens, each stunning in its own way. Blue Carreon set out to capture that diversity in his forthcoming book “The Gardens of the Hamptons.”""""The East Hampton and Manhattan resident both photographed and wrote the book, which includes 45 subjects, ranging from small village gardens to grand estates. Carreon didn’t want a book of “cookie-cutter” gardens that are “just hedges and hydrangeas.” Rather, he selected gardens in the hope that people who pick up the book will find inspiration in the variety.""" - Sag Harbor Express/27East