Town & Country Magazine

Town & Country magazine was originally known as "The National Press." It is the longest-running, continually published general interest magazine in the country. For the past century, the magazine has incorporated the lives and interests of the upper class in its content. The modern version focuses on arts and entertainment, fine dining, high fashion and home design.

Town & Country magazine also covers various social scenes among the nation's most privileged. That includes major cultural events, which draw celebrities, politicians, socialites and other notable figures. These special occasions are detailed in the featured sections "Out & About" as well as "Social Network." Other special features in this publication include "Style Spy" and "Bright Things," which examine the most-coveted, trend-setting fashions and eye-popping jewelry available. Town & Country is known for publishing special lists they refer to as the T&C 50. These lists give readers a rundown of America's top bachelors, influential families, philanthropists and more.

This magazine is ideal for anyone with an interest in a jet-setting, elite lifestyle. It is a peek into the luxurious world of the rich, famous and powerful.