Supermodel Bridget Hall fighting DUI

Supermodel Bridget Hall is fighting her drunk driving arrest -- and insists to Page Six she didn't touch a drop of alcohol Saturday night.

The Sports Illustrated beauty claims the Breathalyzer used by cops who pulled her over at 3:17 a.m. Sunday in East Hampton must have been on the fritz.

Hall, 32, who's graced the catwalk for Ralph Lauren, Chanel and Gucci, told us, "I had been visiting a friend and was driving home late alone. I did not drink -- I would never drink and drive, God forbid that I would ever hurt anybody. I respect the law. I was tired and that was it.

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Bridget Hall

"The police pulled me over saying I had swerved, asked a few questions. They asked me to do the sobriety tests, which went fine. When he asked me to do the Breathalyzer, I was happy to do it because I'd not had one drink that night. I had nothing to hide. I was totally shocked when it registered positive. I couldn't believe it happened. I still can't."

She's now hired powerhouse lawyer Salvatore Strazzullo to fight her case. He told us, "Sometimes cops lie, sometimes machines malfunction. I will argue that Miss Hall should not have been pulled over in the first place for swerving. The roads in the Hamptons are not lit well, they have curves and bad potholes. She did not drink and drive. I want to examine this Breathalyzer and check its maintenance record." Hall has a court date Sept. 30.

Hall, who moved to East Hampton this spring after living in Manhattan for 16 years, added: "I moved here for the quiet life. I am not a party girl. I have a house out here in the woods and it's beautiful and peaceful. It's just me and my 6-month-old puppy. I am not dating anyone."

Still signed to One Model Management, Hall plans to open a restaurant and she's scouting for a Hamptons location. She said, "Opening a family-style restaurant with comfort food like mac 'n' cheese, ribs and burgers has always been my dream."