We’ve made it abundantly clear that we love Montauk and Mr. Mickey.

And this Sunday the 5th, the two shall come together for the Paper mag editor’s second annual Celebrity Sidewalk Sale at Screaming Mimi’s.

The shindig is co-hosted by Peter Davis, Charlotte Ronson, and Emma Snowdon-Jones and will feature loads of merch from people like Catherine Malandrino, Julia Frakes, and Lynn Yaeger.

Plus, the money goes to charity:water which builds freshwater wells in developing countries. We actually had no idea that it only takes about $5000 to give water to a whole village for 20 years!

So shop away, friends. We just wish we were going to be out east too. But ‘tis wedding season and we’re off to another one in Ann Arbor come Friday.

Mickey Boardman, aka Mr. Mickey, is the Editorial Director, and basically the face of Paper Magazine.

The man’s one of the busiest people I’ve ever met - and yet he positively bubbles over with enthusiasm for his job and the people he works with. The first time I met him, in an elevator at Milk Studios at one of the first fashion events I ever went to, he told me I was funny. In Paris last month, he gave me his ticket to John Galliano and introduced me to Kate and Laura Mulleavy. Needless to say, I love him.

So our Life With session turned into more than just a what-do-you-do-all-day interview. We dove into topics like his love for India, his devotion to various charities and the highlights of his sixteen-year career at Paper - the Olsens are involved, so is DVF.

His goal? To host Mr. Gay Bombay, but for now there are photo shoots to plan, web meetings to conduct and a snack run to the local deli wherein lives a fat cat lovingly christened Candy Cats Price.

Things we saw at the Sony party last night:

1. Models made up like drag queens forced to walk with their wrists bent and their hands flicked, posing on the stairs with their Sony mini-laptops.

2. Bunny Bisous, looking adorable.

3. Mickey Boardman, wearing his Mardi Gras flare and making sex jokes whenever he wants to move on.

4. Ben Cho, DJing.

5. The designers’ (Katy Rodriguez, ThreeAsfour, Libertine, etc) custom-made outfits in the windows outside.

6. The very first Fall 09 YSL Manifesto in Manhattan, proudly touted by Faran.

7. Cosmopolitans like it’s 2004.

8. Music like it’s 1984.

One night down - too many to go…

Lynn, no! …And who will Mickey whisper and giggle with in February?

ps. We don’t feel as bad for Lynn as we do for the Village Voice - someone amazing will scoop her up in under a week (Katie, are you listening?!) As for the Voice, well…