Stanley Tucci is back as Nigel Kipling who, in his words, is “taking the part the part of me that is a peacock and amping it up a bit”
The Devil Wears Prada 2 is in theaters May 1st
Photography by Platon
Written by Jessica Pressler
Styling by Jason Rembert
Grooming by Kumi Craig for La Mer at The Wall Group.
Manicure by Rita Remark at See Management
Tailoring by Albert Torres
Shot at Pier59 Studios
Bridgerton is entering its upstairs-downstairs era. In the latest chapter of Netflix’s Regency romance, Benedict, an artistic, bisexual version of Cinderella’s Prince Charming, meets Sophie, a maid in her abusive stepmother’s home, at a masquerade ball. The result: a steamy take on the iconic fairytale.
Talent: Yerin Ha, Luke Thompson
Photography by Jenny Anderson
Styling by Deborah Watson at Walter Schupfer Management
Grooming (Luke Thompson) by Melissa DeZarate. Hair (Yerin Ha) by Takuya Yamaguchi, makeup by Misha Shahzada, and manicure by Rita Remark at Bryan Bantry Agency.
Tailoring by Samantha McElrath.
Set Design by Chelsea Maruskin at Art Department.
Wallpaper Courtesy of Schumacher.
No man looms larger in the last half century of film: from The Fly and The Big Chill to Jurassic Park, Igby Goes Down, and remember those Grand Budapest Hotel glasses? And no one can wear a puffer over a tux with more panache. This weekend, Jeff Goldblum is back in theaters, ascending to his rightful place as the wizard of American cinema in Wicked: For Good.
Photography by Amanda Demme
Styling by Andrew Vottero
Grooming by David Cox for Balmain Paris at Art Department
Tailoring by Yelena Travkina
Set Design by Bette Adams at MHS Artists
Floral Arrangements by The Petal Workshop LA
Production Services by Crawford & Co Productions
Kirsten Dunst has been an ingenue, a fashion muse, and a leading lady. Now she’s starring in one of the year’s buzziest movies, prepping her next Coppola collab, and rewriting the rulebook for being a true Hollywood original. Not to mention, she’s on the cover of the September issue of Town & Country.
Photography by Tina Tyrell
Styling by Deborah Afshani
Hair By Danilo for Color Wow Dream Cocktail and Philip B. Repair Spray at The Wall Group
Makeup by Nina Park for Chanel Beauty at Kalpana
Nails by Emi Kudo for Chanel at A-Frame Agency
Tailoring by Susie Kourinian
Set Design by Din Morris
Production by Viewfindersnyla
Over one week this spring, Filipina tennis player Alex Eala became a superstar. She defeated three former Grand Slam champions and made her debut into the top 100 players in the world. In the months that followed her breakthrough, @alex.eala collected a series of firsts: Her Grand Slam debut at Roland Garros, playing doubles with Coco Gauff in Rome (“I slid into her DMs,” Eala admits with a smile), her first WTA final (at Eastbourne in June), and her first time on Wimbledon’s storied Centre Court. “Short term, I’m just trying to maintain this level that I’m on,” she says. “I'm trying to take it week by week. Long term, I want to be number one in the world, but [that’s a] long way away. It’s important to dream big.” At the link in bio, our digital cover star Alex Eala opens up about representing the Philippines, what Rafael Nadal taught her, and what she’s looking forward to about playing in the #USOpen next week.
Editor-in-Chief: @stellenevolandes
Written by: @emburack
Photography: @miguelreveriego
Styling: @bdelacova
Visual director: @delroyslim
Hair & Makeup: @therealjordifontanals
Production: @bad__studio
Studio: @camerastudio_camerarent
Retouching: @justinefoord
For two seasons, Denée Benton, Taissa Farmiga, and Louisa Jacobson have served as witnesses to all the opulence and melodrama of The Gilded Age’s grande dames. Now, it’s their turn.
Photographed by Emilio Madrid
Styled by Jaclyn Bloomfield
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