EXCLUSIVE They party all night but look perfect the morning after... no wonder the pampered Hamptons princesses' dirty little secret is the talk of the elite
After an exhausting day of mingling, eating expensive lobster rolls and baking in the summer sun comes the expected hangover and dreaded dehydration.
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