Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2017 i Town & Country

1970 PRIMARY STAGES Dina Merrill, who died in May, regularly appeared in the pages of Town & Country throughout her 93-year life, but this February 1970 story was her debut with daughter Nina Rumbough. Merrill, who was the daughter of heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post and financier Edward Francis Hutton, grew up wintering at Mar-a-Lago—her family’s Palm Beach estate, now known as the “winter White House.” She eventually set off for Hollywood to become a star. Merrill was among the first of the society swans to turn her prominence into a brand; the story shown here announced the launch of a cosmetics line.…

O IS FOROIL Once upon a time, putting coconut oil on your face seemed a dubious strategy destined to lead to breakouts. But now that we use it as a mouthwash, makeup remover, and moisturizer, lip oil is the natural next step. Elizabeth Arden’s new tinted formula is a nonsticky stain that lasts long after the first swipe. We’re as partial to the color options as we are to the chic circular case. THE HEAT INDEX: INFRARED SAUNAS Just above New York City’s French restaurant du jour, Le Coucou, and the nightclub the Blond are five rooms in the 11 Howard hotel that were deemed too noisy for overnight guests. Luckily for the jetlagged and burned-out among us, they have been fitted with infrared saunas by HigherDose, so you can…

In a diary entry dated September 8, 1978, Andy Warhol wrote that as he and Truman Capote were leaving lunch, a passerby hollered, “Look! Living legends!” The man’s excitement was understandable. The famous artist and writer had a long, complicated friendship that inspired Warhol Capote, a new play premiering September 9 at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The production is adapted from taped conversations, recently unearthed by the director, Rob Roth, between the men in the late 1970s as they were planning a never-realized work on Broadway. The exact nature of what will appear onstage is still under wraps, but considering Capote’s wit and the swipes Warhol took at him in that diary, the drama—like the characters—seems destined to be legendary…

I recently uncovered a trove of artifacts from the predigital age: long, brittle, waxy sheets of paper, ragged at the tops and bottoms, the text faded and invisible in places. For almost 20 years, before we switched to e-mail, I engaged in a regular correspondence with Julian Barnes, the English novelist, via fax, a technology that came into general use around the time we met, in 1985, shortly after Julian published Flaubert’s Parrot. I was visiting London for the British publication of Bright Lights, Big City, and at a dinner party at our publisher’s house we discovered a mutual interest in wine; I subsequently dined at his home in Tufnell Park, where he served me two very good reds, a 1962 and a 1967 Jaboulet Aîné Châteauneufdu- Pape Les Cèdres.…

Somewhere between the fresh-faced nomakeup- makeup look and the rise of Instagram-friendly but real-life-scary contouring, foundation got a bad rap. Four new launches this fall make the case for redemption. For starters, they’re all unabashedly full-coverage but meant to be applied with a light hand. And the finishes— midway between dewy and matte—even out skin and blur wrinkles without hiding your complexion completely. Clé de Peau’s The Foundation ($250, CLEDEPEAUBEAUTE.COM), based on the brand’s La Crème, comes in a holographic jar that demands vanity placement. Milk Makeup’s Blur Liquid Matte Foundation ($40, SEPHORA .COM) is silicone-free but doesn’t settle into pores. And BareMinerals BarePRO Performance Wear Liquid Foundation ($34, BARE MINERALS.COM) uses plant-based lipids instead of film formers to last 24 hours. Yves Saint Laurent All Hours Foundation ($58, YSLBEAUTYUS.COM)…

There are clear parallels between the creation of fragrance and of jewelry: the celebration of natural materials, for one, and the awareness that what is being made is not just to be admired but worn. When fragrance nose Daniela Andrier thought about what a new scent for Tiffany & Co. would smell like, she thought about iris butter, one of the most expensive substances used in perfumes. But she wanted to remove some of its heft and headiness and express only its lighter side. To do that she worked with the raw ingredient as though it were a gemstone. “The idea was to facet it and keep only its quintessence, its brightness,” Andrier says. So, after iris rhizomes (horizontal stems) were grown for three years, then dried, the extracted material…

It was a perfect day for a burial Mass—cool, not cold, poetically overcast but not raining. The traffic on Fifth Avenue had been stopped for blocks around St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and I was part of a small crowd taking in the imposing occasion of the death of Cardinal Edward M. Egan, the retired archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York. We stood behind barricades while an endless line of priests in white processed past TV cameras. Two bagpipe troupes in capes, kilts, and plumed hats played “Going Home,” a favorite dirge that brought a lump to my throat and reminded me of the purpose of the grand and colorful spectacle. “Rest his soul, he was a nice man,” one woman said, sighing. “What a waste of money,” I…

VIRGO AUGUST 24–SEPTEMBER 23 With Mars entering your sign on the 5th, action is your watchword—so pick up stalled projects. You should also think about having that long-postponed heartto- heart with a close friend or partner— don’t be too proud to make concessions. And on the 25th, when Saturn afflicts Mercury, being pessimistic could lead you astray. LIBRA SEPTEMBER 24–OCTOBER 23 Loose ends demand attention this month, but don’t let anything stop you from pursuing aims. With Venus trining Saturn on the 13th, you can firm up a promising arrangement, but the new Moon of the 20th is telling you to factcheck details. As for your personal life, private time is mandatory as September winds down. SCORPIO OCTOBER 24–NOVEMBER 22 Once Mercury turns direct on the 5th, you’ll be able…

NAHEMA MEHTA She interned at Sotheby’s before launching Absolut Art, a site that connects artists with collectors around the world. NATURAL HABITAT Museum galas and artist workshops. BRAGGING RIGHTS Cheers! Mehta’s project is funded by Absolut Vodka. ISABELLA HUFFINGTON Arianna Huffington’s artist daughter has had solo shows on both coasts this year. NATURAL HABITAT Her NYC studio, where she makes collages of things like ladybugs and dice. BRAGGING RIGHTS A dress and scarf she designed were released in March by Designow. IVY GETTY The painter just graduated from Loyola Marymount Un i - versity in L.A. NAT U R A L H A B I TAT The Cotswolds, with Hiltons and Habsburgs. BRAGGING RIGHTS She celebrated her 22nd birthday by sharing a black tie party with 83-year-old grandpa Gordon Getty.…

YARA SHAHIDI She plays Zoey on ABC’s Black-ish and will headline its spinoff, College-ish. NATURAL HABITAT Instagram, quoting James Baldwin. BRAGGING RIGHTS Got into every school she applied to—and chose Harvard. Oh, and Michelle Obama wrote her recommendation letter. IRIS & MAUDE APATOW The daughters of Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow are following their par ents i nt o showbiz. NATURAL HABITAT Northwestern for Maude; on the set of the Netflix romantic comedy Love for Iris. MODERN DEBUT Maude’s cheeky Twitter feed won her a New York Times profile in 2012. CARSON MEYER Dad is NBCUniversal vice chairman Ron Meyer. Sister is jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer. NATURAL HABITAT Malibu, where she makes and sells her own body scrub. Obviously. MODERN DEBUT A role in artist Alex Israel’s recently wrapped directorial…

“ The only thing that mattered to me growing up were visuals, visuals, visuals,” says François Nars, a makeup artist whose products, sheathed in matte black rubber, are very likely in your handbag or that of someone you know. It’s not just because of his shades—the suggestive peachy-pink of Orgasm blush (the best-selling rouge in America) or the just-back-from-Bali burnish of his bronzers—but the arresting imagery that goes along with them: Naomi Campbell in a camel pillbox hat and nude lip; Erin O’Connor in a slash of hot pink Schiap lipstick and a bare face; Tilda Swinton with an arch of eyeliner just under her brow. Blandly pretty they are not. Most recently Nars has been indulging his obsession with pictures by working on yearly capsule collections inspired by other…

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Richard Holbrooke once said that diplomacy is like jazz, “a constant improvisation on a theme.” But it’s hard to make music, or navigate international affairs, without the required players. The United States has 188 positions for ambassadors around the world, but only 16 candidates have been nominated by President Trump. And at press time just five have been confirmed by the Senate. Some of the openings are waiting for career diplomats, others political appointees— usually fundraisers for the sitting president. Currently Callista Gingrich, the wife of former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, is the nominee for ambassador to the Vatican, and New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has been nominated for the UK. Neither has been confirmed. So, with nominations in limbo and embassies around the world sitting empty,…

SEPTEMBER ARTS & CULTURE October 8 Oscar de la Renta Houston’s MFA honors the glamorous designer with a survey of his six-decade career. Through September 30 Kara Walker The artist has created an installation at the Deste Foundation on the Greek island of Hydra. September 26 Food Can Fix It Dr. Mehmet Oz, America’s favorite health guru, releases a book devoted to healthy eating. September 16 “Tom Sachs: Tea Ceremony” The artist reimagines the Japanese ritual at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. September 24 Louise Bourgeois NYC’s MoMA delves into the artist’s creative process through her prints and illustrated books. September 30 Walker Evans The photographer gets a wide-ranging retrospective at SFMoMA. September 10 Outlander The hit series about a WWII nurse who goes back in time returns to…

Magic CITY HOW TO GET IN ON ARCADIA’S MEGAMANSION BOOM. $ 12.9 MILLION 964 FALLEN LEAF ROAD The Robert Tong–designed mansion (above and top) has a 30-foot-high ballroom. COLDWELLBANKERHOMES.COM $7.77 MILLION 935 WEST FOOT HILLBOULEVARD The French-style estate, constructed with high-quality marble and tiles, has a wine cellar and home theater. WEICHERT.COM 9.49 $ MILLION 1100 FALLEN LEAF ROAD With its BBQ, hot tub, and pool with waterfall, this was meant for outdoor parties. COLDWELLBANKERHOMES.COM Just the mention of luxury real estate in Southern California can conjure daydreams of beach houses in Malibu or estates in the hills of Bel Air. But for a certain very rich segment of the population, the area’s most desirable market is in a landlocked valley 20 miles northeast of downtown. The city of Arcadia…

As a menswear designer, I keep my style fairly consistent: dark denim from Jean Shop or trousers from my own line, sneakers or boots from Armando Cabral, crewneck sweaters and knit sport coats—essentially my own spin on contemporary casual style. It’s this signature clean aesthetic that forms the cornerstone of our brand. We’re a modern American menswear line, and we design with the modern consumer in mind. He travels. He’s creative in his work and other pursuits. He’s tech-enabled. Like our customer, I had defaulted to using various mobile devices to tell the time. But, perhaps unsurprisingly, a timepiece has always been the one accessory that authentically resonates with me. My passion for vintage timepieces started organically, between showroom appointments. I began discovering a rich ecosystem on sites like Hodinkee…

While the Egyptians favored gold and silver, the Sumerians of ancient Mesopotamia were making jewelry from bronze as far back as 3500 BC. For selfstyled jewelry hunter-gatherer Lisa Eisner, the copper-tin alloy has become a signature. Sometimes the inspiration behind her bold designs is tribal jewelry, sometimes it’s the ’70s studio art pieces she collects, but her metal of choice always means the same thing to this fashion maverick: freedom. What is your jewelry philosophy? I feel most comfortable when I blanket myself in jewelry and stones. My jewels are more than adornment—they are talismans. How do you style the mixture of vintage pieces with new? When I buy vintage I make sure it feels modern. That is the hard part, and it takes years and years of practice. I…

Lately it has been a sort of badge of honor to see how long one can go between hair washings. Memes declaring “by Friday my hair is 90 percent dry shampoo” are pervasive on Instagram, as women load their locks with sticky sprays and oil-absorbing powders in an effort to achieve that woke-up-like-this texture. But the tide is turning from second-day (or in some cases seventh-day) hair to a much more lustrous, groomed look. “People want healthy hair, and the only way to achieve that is when it’s clean,” says celebrity hair guru Rodney Cutler. Parisian colorist Christophe Robin, whose scalp scrubs remove product buildup, agrees; he says he advises women not to scratch their scalps while washing and to “rinse really well,” because “we never rinse well enough.” Bouncy…

Jasmine, rose, and fresh green leaves are never far from a perfumer’s nose, but the unapologetic prettiness of those notes is highlighted in five new scents, from Chanel’s orange blossom–tinged floral by Olivier Polge to Trudon’s clean and mossy cologne by Lyn Harris.…

SELFIES At Nelson Mandela’s service, President Obama posed with the Danish and British PMs. POSTS Alan Thicke’s daughter-in-law put photos of guests at his memorial on her Facebook page. TWEETS “Attended Alan Rickman’s glorious memorial service today,” wrote actor David Suchet. ’GRAMS Ludacris posted a shot of the program for Paul Walker’s service: “Always in our hearts.”…

It’s been quite a year for Billie Lourd. The 25-year-old actress has hit her stride in Hollywood: She appeared in the series Scream Queens and is starring in the latest installment of American Horror Story (which premieres this month on the FX network), and she’ll grace the big screen in the upcoming films Billionaire Boys Club and Star Wars: The Last Jedi. But she has also faced huge personal tragedies. Last December her mother Carrie Fisher and grandmother Debbie Reynolds—who were both stars in their own right but also beloved as a charming, squabbling duo whose unique relationship was the subject of a recent HBO documentary—died within days of each other. Here, in a wide-ranging conversation with her friend and Horror Story co-star Sarah Paulson, Lourd opens up about her…

AMELIA AND THE T&C 50 DELILAH HAMLIN The daughters of Harry Hamlin and Lisa Rinna, Amelia (16) and Delilah (19, right) are among fashion’s brightest rising stars— and for good reason. Both Beverly Hills– raised siblings have signed with powerhouse modeling agency IMG, and, yes, comparisons to the Hadid sisters have been made. T&C: You’re both working models. What else is keeping you busy? DELILAH: I’m apartment hunting in New York City. I start NYU next year, where I plan to study psychology. AMELIA: I’m hoping to walk in Paris Fashion Week. T&C: Who has been your greatest influence? DELILAH: Our parents. Obviously, they care about us, but they’ve taught us the concept of hard work. AMELIA: My biggest influence is 100 percent Delilah. T&C: What career advice have your parents given you?…

NINA FARRAN She turned her style blog Fashionkind into a purveyor of chic, ethically made clothing and accessories. NATURAL HABITAT On an airplane—she’s constantly scouring the globe for artisans. MODERN DEBUT The Penn alum started as a research analyst for Glenmede Trust. STERLING McDAVID The former Goldman Sachs analyst founded the Starling Project, a candle company that helps bring solar energy to rural communities. NATURAL HABITAT In the field with UNICEF. BRAGGING RIGHTS She also runs a real estate company and co-owns the Hunt & Fish Club in NYC. BRITTANY UNDERWOOD The SMU grad’s nonprofit jewelry line, AKOLA, provides infrastructure, jobs, and training to women in Uganda. NATURAL HABITAT Dallas, where her company is headquartered. BRAGGING RIGHTS Named Yahoo’s “Best Person in the World” in 2014. LU ZHANG The 28-year-old…

“I have zero issue with coming off as a villain in the press. I go to bed at night knowing what I did wrong and what I did right.” So says Aby Rosen, New York real estate developer and author of the new polemical chapter in the story of one of the country’s most hallowed dining establishments. In 2015, Rosen kicked out (his words) Julian Niccolini and Alex von Bidder, who for more than 40 years had run the Four Seasons restaurant inside Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s emblem of midcentury glamour, the Seagram Building on Park Avenue. “End of era,” declared the New York Times. “You’ll Never Eat Lunch in This Place Again,” Town & Country lamented in an article that marked the passing of an establishment many of…

As one sits down to lunch, be it for business or pleasure, there seems to be no obvious solution for where to put one’s bag. Rule books dictate the lap, or even the back of the chair, but our daytime haul is never so tiny, or so flat. Now, as structured and ladylike top-handle purses in exotic skins return to complement fall’s polished glamour, it’s fitting that the bag of the moment gets a seat of its own.…

VICTOR DEMARCHELIER “She’s very easy to work with,” the photographer says of Billie Lourd, the subject of this issue’s cover story, “TAKING THE LEAD” (page 142). Like Lourd, Demarchelier stands on illustrious shoulders—those of his father, fashion legend Patrick. SARAH PAULSON In “TAKING THE LEAD” (page 142) the actress talks to Billie Lourd, her American Horror Story co-star, about Lourd’s mother, the late Carrie Fisher. Paulson says, “Billie reminds me of Carrie in many ways. She’s an original and utterly herself. This apple landed deliciously close to the tree.” LIESL SCHILLINGER In “THE AGE OF INFLUENCE” (page 150) Schillinger writes about the rise of social media “influencers,” whose power, she says, “is on the wane after the Fyre Festival fiasco.” Still, she adds, “I think the ‘legends in their own…

1952 CLAREBOO THE LUCE was ambassador to Italy. 1969 WALTER ANNENBERG was ambassador to the UK. 1968 SARGENTSHRIVER was ambassador to France. 1986 RONALD LAUDER was ambassador to Austria. 1997 FELIXROHATYN was ambassador to France. 2013 CAROLINE KENNEDY was ambassador to Japan. 2017 WOODYJOHNSON has been nominated ambassador to the UK.…

Claire Courtin-Clarins was dressed as a yellow M&M when she met Felix Dian, at a Halloween party in 2014 (he came as Léon from Luc Besson’s film Léon: The Professional). “We had an instant love crush,” says the founder of C’Juice, who is a granddaughter of Clarins founder Jacques Courtin-Clarins. Two years later Felix, a trader, proposed in the summer house they were renting in Melides, Portugal. “There was no setup, no ask. He just said he wanted me to be his wife,” Claire says. “The only conventional thing he did was call my dad that morning.” Their Paris wedding in June was another study in nonchalance. Claire chose an outfit by Jacquemus, with a santon hat reminiscent of her childhood in the south of France. After a ceremony in…

H E M U S T- S E E Detroit (OUT NOW) T H E G I S T A feature about the 1967 riots that ripped through the Motor City. T H E M A S T E R M I N D Kathryn Bigelow W H O M Y O U K N O W F R O M The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty T H E S TA R T U R N Star Wars alum John Boyega as a cop torn between his job and his conscience. T H AT W A S T H E N During the riots 43 people were killed and nearly 2,000 buildings were destroyed across the city. T H I S I S N O W Detroit has become a hipster destination…

For Michael Kors, a visit to a Broadway theater is equivalent to leaving Manhattan entirely. “I’m someone who loves to travel,” he says, “and nothing takes you to a different place and into different lives faster than an amazing night of theater in New York.” Here, he shares his picks for the upcoming season and, in case your journey leaves you hungry, his favorite places for a post-show meal. WHERE TO GO AFTER M I C H A E L’ S P I C K M. BUTTERFLY Julie Taymor directs an October revival of the drama M. Butterfly starring Clive Owen and featuring new material from playwright David Henry Hwang. “Joe Allen is the ultimate insider theater spot for a great burger and posters of Broadway’s most famous flops.” TORCH…

GEMS TEMPLE ST. CLAIR Temple St. Clair supports Lion Guardians, a nonprofit organization in Kenya dedicated to saving lions. A portion of proceeds from the Lion Cub collection will be donated to help people who were once lion hunters become Lion Guardians. TEMPLESTCLAIR.com/lioncubs THE ARTS SAN FRANCISCO OPERA BALL San Francisco Opera opens its 95th season on September 8 with Giacomo Puccini’s glorious masterpiece Turandot, conducted by Nicola Luisotti. The evening begins with the premiere benefit gala, Opera Ball 2017, chaired by the Opera Guild’s Courtney Labe and Maryam Muduroglu, and designed by renowned event stylist J. Riccardo Benavides. SFOPERA.com/operaball2017 HAPPENINGS SAKS FIFTH AVENUE THE VAULT On Wednesday, May 3, T&C and Saks Fifth Avenue celebrated the grand opening of Saks Fifth Avenue The Vault. Hosted by Saks President Marc…

When Sylvie Chantecaille talks to women about diminishing bee populations, or elephants being killed for their tusks, she uses the same simple refrain over and over: “You’re too cool, too sophisticated, to not know about this.” They tend to listen. Endangered species and deforestation are not exactly conversation starters when you’re selling eyeshadow and highlighter. But the disappearance of monarch butterflies from Chantecaille’s East Hampton garden led to the first such philanthropic endeavor for the cosmetics and skincare brand, in 2006. Now she and her family spend several weeks each year traveling in search of overlooked causes, and the resulting animal- and plant-stamped palettes have raised more than $1 million for a variety of them. A particular triumph came after their 2013 work with the Bloom Association, which successfully persuaded…

The French skincare brand Biologique Recherche is known for both its cult lotion P50 and its army of fashion world fans. But in its 40th year the company started by Yvan and Josette Allouche, a biologist and a physiotherapist, is expanding in an unexpected way: supporting people undergoing cancer treatment. The founders’ son Philippe (a doctor) and company president Rupert Schmid shared the news at Capri Palace, in Italy, and its spa, Capri Beauty Farm, which is best known for a kooky drainage treatment called Leg School. “Ninety percent of spas turn down people who have cancer, which is totally unacceptable,” Schmid says. “T?hey do it because they don’t know how to treat them.” Biologique Recherche is working with the Coloradobased program Wellness for Cancer to adapt its already hypercustomized…

REBECCA CORBIN-MURRAY The London-based stylist is the secret weapon of Emma Watson, Sophie Turner, and Lily James. NATURAL HABITAT Hotel rooms in Cannes and Hollywood. BRAGGING RIGHTS Her custom couture commissions from Burberry and Elie Saab have been red carpet hits. TALITA VON FURSTENBERG She’s a muse for her grandmother Diane von Furstenberg (and a best friend to her Miller sister cousins Princess Olympia of Greece and Isabel Getty). NATURAL HABITAT Le Club 55 in St.-Tropez; Sand Bar in St. Bart’s. BRAGGING RIGHTS The Brentwood School grad is a freshman at Georgetown. GILDA AMBROSIO & GIORGIA TORDINI The Italian pals were brand consultants turned street style stars before launching their label, Attico. NATURAL HABITAT Coordinating in Balenciaga at couture. BRAGGING RIGHTS In the year since their first show, their collection…

LAUREN DUCA The 26-year-old Fordham grad is TeenVogue’s political columnist and has also written for the Ne w Yorker, New York, and Vice. NATURAL HABITAT Firing witty retorts at Twitter trolls. MODERN DEBUT A verbal scuffle with Tucker Carlson brought her a whole new level of fame. TARA PALMERI The CNN analyst and Politico White House correspondent also covered Brexit and the Greek financial crisis. NATURAL HABITAT The White House briefing room. BRAGGING RIGHTS Thick skin: Sean Spicer called her an “idiot with no real sources.” Her response: breaking stories. KATY TUR The NBC News talent became a household name covering (and getting berated by) Donald Trump. NATURAL HABITAT Her office at 30 Rock. BRAGGING RIGHTS She’s half of a media power couple—fiancé Tony Dokoupil is a CBS News correspondent.…