Town & Country US - December 2025

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Magazine Description

Publisher:Hearst magazines|Category:Fashion|Language:English|Frequency:9 Issues/Year

Town & Country is an American monthly magazine that covers lifestyle and luxury, including fashion, beauty, travel, food, and culture. It was founded in 1846 as The Home Journal and is the oldest continuously published general interest magazine in the United States. Town & Country is known for its high-quality photography and its coverage of the upper class. It has a long history of featuring interviews with celebrities, profiles of wealthy individuals, and articles on fashion and design. Here are some of the things you can expect from Town & Country magazine: * Fashion features on the latest trends from the runway and the streets * Beauty coverage that goes beyond makeup and hair to include skin care, fitness, and wellness * Travel features on the world's most luxurious destinations * Food features that celebrate the best of dining, from fine dining to casual fare * Culture coverage that includes art, music, and literature * Profiles of the world's most influential people If you are interested in luxury, style, and culture, then Town & Country magazine is the magazine for you. Subscribe today and start enjoying all that the magazine has to offer!

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In this issue

1968 ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S CHRISTMAS FEAST

For T&C's December 1968 issue, we paid a visit to Alfred Hitchcock at his home in Bel Air and asked him to plan an imaginary Christmas feast for Santa. He did not disappoint. The director began by rattling off the guest list: Scrooge, Lady Chatterley, Bronco Bill, Casanova, Marie Antoinette, and, \"for a very special touch of gore, Anne Boleyn, who will arrive headless and carry her head on a claret velvet cushion.\"

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Team SPIRIT

It's been a while since we've had it. That's about to change.

1 min

You Shouldn't Have

In an increasingly complicated world, has the old-fashioned compliment become a social hand grenade?

1 min

Choose Your Own Gem-Venture

How far can a stone take you? Come fly with me, says the jewel. Let's fly, let's fly away.

1 min

Disney on Steroids

The highest form of luxury requires six figures and a touch of magic.

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Let's All Be Reginas

Max Mara makes a strong case for some unbridled regal glamour.

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Anatomy of a Classic: The Anniversary Edit

It's been a year. You deserve a hug—wrapped in Italian cashmere, of course.

1 min

Send Them on the Trip of a Lifetime

A five-and-dime heiress leads the way.

1 min

For the Man Who Has Almost Everything

Women aren't the only ones getting more injections than they admit.

1 min

Sign Up for Real Life Downton Abbey Cosplay

Move over, cowboy. The classic British hunt takes over the American West.

1 min

A TALE OF TWO CITIES

Sometimes all it takes to make a trip unforgettable are storied hotels with deep local roots in just the right places. As in Berlin and Munich.

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A TALE OF TWO CITIES

Sometimes all it takes to make a trip unforgettable are storied hotels with deep local roots in just the right places. As in Berlin and Munich.

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The Rogue's Gallery

Jeff Goldblum may be back in theaters as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good, but the actor, musician, and fashion plate doesn't make his magic only on screen. Now, for his next trick.

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The Rogue's Gallery

Jeff Goldblum may be back in theaters as the Wizard in Wicked: For Good, but the actor, musician, and fashion plate doesn't make his magic only on screen. Now, for his next trick.

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CREATIVE ARISTOCRACY

Our annual guide to the people changing the world as we know it, with art, fashion, literature, food, music, film, and more. They may not be household names just yet, but trust us, it won't be long—and you'll want to be able to say you knew them all when.

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What, Me Leave?

If history teaches us anything it's that the addiction to power— over a nation, a family, or a trillion-dollar corporation—is often absolute.

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ONCE MORE BEFORE YOU GO

Quality, style, provenance. They're all visible in one of New York City's great apartments—and also in the world class collections inside. Here, one final look before it all goes away.