Jewelry brand FoundRae’s Founder and Creative Director, Beth Hutchens, brought a little summer camp magic to Montauk on August 27th, gathering a fashionable crowd of creatives and friends at The Crow’s Nest for Camp FoundRae. Founded by Hutchens, FoundRae is known for its fine jewelry rooted in symbolism, storytelling, and personal expression, with each piece designed to carry meaning and become part of the wearer’s own story.
Set against the beach at sunset, the intimate evening offered a playful take on FoundRae’s philosophy of self-expression and craftsmanship. Guests including Julianne Moore, Sophia Bush, Ashlyn Harris, Katie Couric, Tamron Hall, Mickey Sumner, Nacho Figueras, and Delfina Blaquier leaned into the summer-camp-inspired setting, taking part in hands-on creative activities including kite decorating, bracelet-making, and embroidery with Lingua Franca.
The evening was an extension of FoundRae’s belief that creativity, connection, and individuality are worth celebrating. Between cocktails and conversation, guests moved between creative stations and took in the laid-back Montauk setting, making for a night that felt equal parts nostalgic and effortlessly chic. With its mix of craftsmanship, community, and summer fun, Camp FoundRae offered a fresh take on the traditional summer gathering—and a fitting expression of the brand’s playful, personal approach to jewelry.
