Town & Country

Town & Country features the latest in luxury, from beautiful homes, sumptuous dining to exotic locations. In 11 gorgeous annual issues, Town & Country covers the arts, fashion and culture, bringing the best of everything to America's trendsetters

WHAT TO READ FIRST? • The Saga of the Baroness’ Library • How Nerds Became Hot • The New Tech Guy Villains • A Woo-Woo Comeback • Travel Stories About Places Far Far Away • Tales of Bertha, Her Groove, And If She Gets It Back

1966 • WILL ETON EVER CHANGE?

When We FIRST MET

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A Hero’s WELCOME • The mark of a true superstar is the ability to still surprise you.

Disgrace & Disfavor? • Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are gainfully employed, happily married, and in possession of enviable properties of their own. In the wake of their father’s banishment, is it any wonder some Brits are outraged they’re still living at Uncle Charles’s place?

Fossils’ FUEL • Private buyers can’t get enough of dinosaur bones. She’s the expert they all want on speed dial.

Representational LANDSCAPE • In upstate New York, the artist Helen Marden has designed a riverside garden with a painter’s sensibility.

Gordon Gekko Got a LAPTOP •  What do the year’s buzziest movies and TV have in common? Tech bro villains.

The CHEAT SHEET • There’s a deluge of movies, TV shows, art exhibits, plays, and books to consume this month—but what are the essentials? Here’s your guide.

The New School of Thought • Cultivating an air of intellectualism has long been a pursuit among a certain set. But the rules have changed.

Anatomy of a Classic

The T&C INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO • The carefree extravagance of the Jazz Age is the prevailing vibe of the season. Wonder why?

How to BUY A ZOO • A new collection inspires an investment in the bestial.

Manhattan Mysteries • A French jeweler with no New York address made a name for himself in Gilded Age Gotham. Here’s how it happened.

A Fixer for Your Face •  Curious about a jaunt to South Korea to take advantage of its cutting-edge aesthetics industry but don’t know where to start? We’ve got a guy for that.

IF YOU WANT TO SKIP THE TRIP • There are plenty of Korea-only treatments to sweeten the travel deal, but if you want to save the miles, here are a few that are now available stateside.

The WOO-WOO Comeback • As optimization fatigue sets in, a new class of spa treatments is fighting the tyranny of the Oura ring with cacao rituals, sound baths, and in-house shamans.

Ret Is the Word

Going Where No One Is • It can be disorienting. And totally sublime.

Are You Remote-Ready? • Answer these 10 questions. The more yesses you check, the better a candidate you are.

Extreme Remote • These places do not kid around.

Extreme-ish • Adventure, but with a big dose of daily luxury.

Pretend Extreme • You’ll feel far away. But you won’t be.

GEAR UP • These soon-to-open outposts offer still more ways to get lost in space.

STARS & SIGNS • THE OPAL, LIBRA’S BIRTHSTONE, IS NOT BAD LUCK—IT INTENSIFIES EMOTIONS AND ROMANTIC TIES.

Who’s Afraid of ELLA BEATTY? • She’s been the toast of Broadway, a prestige TV breakout, and an indie film favorite. This month a starmaking role as Lizzie Borden proves she’s still got an axe to grind.

THE GIRL FROM THE NURSERY RHYME • The real story of Lizzie Borden, the Gilded Age’s true crime queen.

The Gentleman FACTORY • On the eve of Prince George’s arrival, an exclusive look inside Eton College, where Britain’s brightest young men go to learn reading, writing, and running the world.

A Building’s BREATH • Frida Escobedo knew that designing a new...