Town & Country US - May 2026

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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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Me FIRST

Self-care comes in many forms. Here are two great ones.

1 min

MEAN Is the New Peptide

Lift, tuck, and moisturize all you want. What might really keep you forever young? Not being very nice.

1 min

Are We All WILLY LOMAN NOW?

As Death of a Salesman roars back on Broadway, an unexpected group is finding common ground with its down-and-out protagonist.

1 min

Charles, Please CHANGE THE CHANNEL

Queen Camilla visited the set of the 1980s power romp Rivals. The least you could do is be watching.

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Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE

With her new movie, Influenced, Jill Kargman cements her status as the bard of the Upper East Side.

1 min

Southern Strategy

The Revolutionary War was hard-fought in Charleston. Today it comes alive here in ways you might not necessarily expect.

1 min

CIVIL Ceremony

Manners have been in short supply lately, so it's no wonder that women everywhere are taking up gloved arms.

1 min

Anatomy of a Classic

While it is generally wise to sleep on major decisions, this is not the time to do that.

1 min

JEWELRY AWARDS

For our 180th anniversary, we're celebrating the mavericks and visionaries shaping the jewelry world today. Now that you know their names, commit them to memory.

1 min

Ice in Your Veins

Cryonics might seem like historical science fiction—remember the legend of Walt Disney?—but it's making a comeback.

1 min

A SHOT in the Dark

NAD, peptides, and...stem cells? The latest power player in the longevity conversation is not widely available in the U.S. That only adds to its appeal.

1 min

Leave the Calculator Take the CANNOLI

Count your protein, count your fiber, but are the days of counting calories behind us? It's something to chew over.

1 min

Will A.I. SAVE YOUR LIFE?

Many conversations about artificial intelligence feel dark and scary. Dr. Elisa Port has another perspective.

1 min

TUCCI? FOR SPRING? GROUNDBREAKING.

Considering how the actor has handled personal trials, professional triumphs, and internet adoration, it actually might be. Gird your loins.

1 min

How Does Your Garden Grow?

With birds on a rock, and vivid yellow diamond blocks, and kunzites all in a row. A new High Jewelry collection embraces nature's poetry and past inspirations in a language all its own.

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SEEKING: Virtual Bodyguard

High-tech security systems, panic rooms, Dobermans: The rich have long had solutions for physical threats to themselves and their assets. But today's biggest risks require a totally new approach.

1 min

Party of a Lifetime

How to plan your own funeral, from choosing the color palette to deciding who gets invited.

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No Time Like the Present

At a living funeral, guests get to pay their respects before you die.

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The Suite Hereafter

Will you have your ashes launched into space or submerged as an \"eternal reef”? How about a nice fifth-floor aerie with a view of the Hollywood sign?