All posts tagged "Town Country"
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Jay Fielden Expands His Esquire Crew
Since joining Esquire as editor-in-chief in March, Jay Fielden has already made a slew of new hires, and today adds three more. Alex Wiederin, currently executive design director for Town & Country since 2014, will tack on the title of creative director, a newly created role. Anton Ioukhnovets has been named design director, while award-winning writer and editor Maximillian Potter joins as
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Hamptons Hermits! Is Staying in the New Going Out?
Town & Country sheds light on an issue that many Hamptionites face: whether to stay in and entertain at home or to head on out to the dinner/nightlife scene. In the glossy’s August issue (under new EIC Stellene Volandes), Hamptons staples weigh in on the battle in an article titled “In the Hamptons, Staying in is the
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Diane Kruger on Modeling, Her Beau, and More
This month, Diane Kruger fronts Town & Country in a medley of Gucci (j’adore!) Inside the issue, she opens up about kickstarting her modeling career in Paris as a teenager, why she had an identity crisis, and her beau Joshua Jackson, and poses in looks from Miu Miu, Hermes, and more for a set of black-and-white shots. Below, a
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Luxury Jewelry Buyer Del Gatto Launches New Charitable Division
The Daily joined Town & Country for an exclusive luncheon with Chris Del Gatto, CEO and founder of Del Gatto jewelry, as the company launched its charitable division with its first partner, The Society of Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital. The launch celebration at Hearst Tower–with notable guests like supermodel Veronica Webb, Dorinda Medley, and Hannah Lynch—kicked off with a
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The Assistant Files, Vol. 77 : Nicolette Lyons, Town & Country’s Jennifer Levene Bruno
Town & Country recently saw a change up when Jay Fielden took on EIC duties at Esquire and Stellene Volandes filled his shoes. It’s staffers like Nicolette Lyons, assistant to publisher Jennifer Levene Bruno, who are key to keeping things in order. She also has her hand in other departments, like planning the upcoming Philanthropy Summit, on top
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In Case You Missed It: The Daily Media
Get a fresh start to the week with a little Daily Media recap! Par example, who’s the new publisher at Travel + Leisure? Who got a major promotion at ELLE? Which former GQ-er is doing double duty at Esquire and T&C? Which Gap exec moved to Old Navy? What’s the latest at Allure? Who are the new editors at Cosmopolitan.com and O mag? Get the
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It’s Official! Michael Hainey to Join Esquire and Town & Country
Hearst officially announced Michael Hainey as the executive editor of editorial for Esquire and editor-at-large for Town & Country with a May 11 start date. “Michael is an extraordinarily talented editor with an experienced feel for the art of great magazine making,” recently appointed Esquire EIC Jay Fielden said in a statement. “Esquire is a place where his
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Carolyn Murphy Talks Beauty and Role Playing in T&C
Supermod of supermods Carolyn Murphy fronts the May cover of Town & Country. Inside, the 41-year-old strips down to almost nothing (a Chanel swimsuit here, an Etro bra there) and looks seemingly ageless—did we mention it’s the “Youth and Beauty” issue? In the interview, she talks fighting cliché beauty standards and how beauty goes beyond simply playing a role. “When I asked the model…how she defined
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Town & Country Names Stellene Volandes EIC
Stellene Volandes has been named editor-in-chief at Town & Country, replacing Jay Fielden, who announced in January that he’ll leave the role to helm Esquire. Volandes, who has been the magazine’s executive style director since 2014, will continue to report to Fielden, who has shifted to editorial director duties. Previously, she was jewelry and accessories editor at T&C, before she was named
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Jay Fielden Named EIC at Esquire, Replaces David Granger
Jay Fielden has been named editor in chief at Esquire and editorial director at Town & Country, replacing Esquire EIC David Granger, who departs the title on March 31 after nearly two decades in the role. Fielden’s replacement will be named shortly, according to Hearst president and CEO Steven R. Swartz and Hearst Magazines president David Carey, to whom Fielden will continue
