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The star of BBC’s ‘Killing Eve’ Jodie Comer delivers a superb cover for the May 2019 issue of Town & Country magazine. Comer is styled by Mary Kate Boylan in divine images shot at Mark Hotel’s penthouse suite by Marc Hom. / Hair by Orlando Pita; makeup by Jeanine Lobell
Danielle Stein Chizzik conducts the interview ‘Jodie Comer Is Hollywood’s Next Great Chameleon’.
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Models Ruby Aldridge and Oli Green are styled by Nicoletta Santoro in images by Victor Demarchelier for Town & Country December 2018./ Hair by Teddy Charles; makeup by Brigette Reiss-Andersen
Model Charlotte Wiggins is styled by Miranda Almond in ‘Fields Of Gold’, lensed by Josh Shinner for Town & Country UK September 2018./ Hair by Leigh Keates; makeup by Polly Osmond
Supermodel, businesswoman and philanthropist Karlie Kloss lands one of the covers of Town & Country's June 2018 Philanthrophy Issue. Nicoletta Santoro styles Karlie in looks from Ralph Lauren, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton, Celine and more for images by Max Vadukul.
Karlie shared the mic at Wednesday's Town & Country fifth annual philanthropy summit with Emma Gonzalez from Parkland, along with fellow Parkland women and two young men anti-violence activists from Chicago on the panel.
Supermodel, beauty mogul, and mom of models Cindy Crawford covers the May 2018 issue of Town & Country Magazine. Lensed by Victor Demarchelier, Cindy wears casual glam looks styled by Nicoletta Santoro in a mix from Valentino, Citizens of Humanity, Calvin Klein, Louis Vuitton and Prada -- with a dose of luxe dazzle from Van Cleef & Arpels.
Actor Jessica Chastain covers the December 2017 issue of Town & Country, styled by Nicoletta Santoro. Photographer Matthew Brookes flashes the star of 'Molly Bloom' in 'Catch Her If You Can./ Hair by Didier Malige; makeup by Fulvia Farolfi
Surprise, surprise, writer Tim Teeman reveals in his interview with Chastian, the actor takes the Hampton Jitney to the Hamptons.
"This is quite the caper," Chastain marvels, as she and Teeman speed around Manhattan with her assistant picking up weekend essentials. "One might have assumed that a famous Hollywood actress—she received Oscar nominations for her roles in The Help and Zero Dark Thirty and is in the midst of launching a major campaign for a new Ralph Lauren fragrance—would prefer a more private mode of transport to the Hamptons."
Chastain, who wore her pink pussy hat to the Women's March in DC in January, married Italian count and fashion exec Gian Luca Passi de Preposulo at his family’s Treviso estate this past summer.
Plus, the cloak-and-dagger feel to our chaotic afternoon echoes, if unintentionally, her latest big project, the film 'Molly’s Game'. Aaron Sorkin’s movie-directing debut tells the story of former champion skier Molly Bloom, who came to run high-class, high-stakes poker games in Hollywood and New York at which the players included Tobey Maguire, Ben Affleck, and Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as art world scion Helly Nahmad (who would later be jailed for his part in the illegal ring).
Jane Fonda Has a Fierce Tongue On Trumplandia For Town & Country November 2017
Helen Mirren, 72, appeared on the cover of Allure's September 2017 issue, calling for an end to the term 'anti-aging'. " . . . we know we're getting older," L'Oréal's face added to the dialogue. :You just want to look and feel as great as you can on a daily basis."
Now Jane Fonda, 79 and a L'Oreal spokesperson since 2014, has joined the natural trend, covering the November 2017 issue of Town & Country. Fonda launches into a blistering interview with Brooks Barnes, the day after President Trump's ad-libbed 'fire and fury' threat toward North Korea.
“I’m almost 80, and so to say that I’ve never experienced this kind of nightmare before in my life is saying something,” the 'Frankie & Johnny' Netflix star tells Barnes. They talk about Trump for a few minutes before the interviewer steers the conversation to Fonda's "latest career resurgence."
“Who gives a rat’s ass?” Fonda exclaims, leaving Barnes off-kilter. “Oh, I’m sorry,” Fonda replies. “It’s just that, with everything going on in the world, our country, it’s really hard to talk about myself or entertainment right now.”
In a nutshell, this is Jane Fonda for her entire life.
Ruth Negga Graces Town & Country August 2017, Lensed By Victor Demarchelier
Irish/Ethiopian actor Ruth Negga fronts the August 2017 issue of Town & Country. The Oscar-nominated star of 'Loving' and current star of the 'Preacher' is styled by Nicoletta Santoro Alexander McQueen, Bottega Veneta and more. Photographer Victor Demarchelier documents Negga who gives a meaty interview to Thomas Beller.
Photographer Richard Phibbs Eyes Annemara Post In 'Like the Wind' For Town & Country June 2017
Model Annemara Post rides 'Like the Wind', styled in floaty femininity and delicate colors by Martha Ward. Photographer Richard Phibbs captures the serene style scene for Town & Country Summer 2017./ Hair by Earl Simms; makeup by Anita Keeling
Vanina Sorrenti Captures Hilary Rhoda In 'Diminishing Benefits' For Town & Country June/July 2017
Top model Hilary Rhoda is styled in lush drab colors by Nicoletta Santoro for 'Diminishing Benefits', lensed by Vanina Sorrenti for Town & Country June/July 2017./ Hair by Didier Malige; makeup by Alice Lane
Actor Annabelle Wallis covers the May 2017 cover of Town & Country, styled in Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Balmain, Versace and more. Wallis, who stars with Tom Cruise in the upcoming contemporary horror classic 'The Mummy' talks about her role as the adventurous archaeologist Jenny Halsey with writer Adam Rathe.
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