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One Day You’re In and the Next Day You’re Out

by habituallychic

01 . 20 . 11
It was announced today that former Men’s Vogue editor-in-chief Jay Fielden will be replacing Stephen Drucker at the helm at Town & Country.  I was a huge fan of Men’s Vogue (the photos are from Fielden’s old office) so I’m excited to see what changes he will make at the historic magazine.  No word was given on Stephen Drucker’s next move.  I wouldn’t be surprised if he left to start one of the new shelter magazines that are rumored to be in the worksor book publishing which is implied in WWD.  I wish both men luck on their new ventures!

Photos from Carrier & Co.

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  1. Meg of domicileDesign January 20, 2011 | 12:47 am

    I may be a girly girl, but what a beautiful office – I would love to have the shotgun photograph for myself! Lets hope this latest round of magazine shakeups go well, the first issue of Elle Decor without Margaret Russell was such a disapointment – I wish they would let me trade my Elle Decor subscription in for Architectural Digest

  2. Acquired Objects January 20, 2011 | 1:29 am

    Wow I’m surprised, I thought Steven only just took over the helm at Town & Country. I wonder what happened there? The seating area in the office looks nice but the main part seems a little cold, sort of drab to me but then again it’s a work place.

  3. doug @ tracery January 20, 2011 | 1:35 am

    What a cool, masculine space…very approachable for ‘corporate’ space. I like it a lot.

  4. Rebekah January 20, 2011 | 1:39 am

    T&C hasn’t been the same since Pamela Fiori left.

    I’ve always preferred a masculine office decor – it seems a bit more orderly and serious. Except for flowers on my desk, my office at home has more masculine qualities than feminine.

  5. C January 20, 2011 | 2:03 am

    I had to laugh at your title! The office is gorgeous, the textures create such warmth and seems to leave a faint asian influence. Can’t wait to see him jazz things up.

  6. Teresa at Splendid Sass January 20, 2011 | 2:14 am

    Steven Druker will do well where ever he goes. Such a talented guy. I am not familiar with the other gentleman.
    Teresa

  7. tdclassicist January 20, 2011 | 2:46 am

    I do not think S Druker was a good fit with T & C magazine, and I do not mean that as a criticism. __ The Devoted Classicist

  8. Barbara January 20, 2011 | 3:00 am

    Just received my newest T & C and I was not impressed. Have really felt that the magazine was missing something since he took over.

  9. Ryan Hines January 20, 2011 | 3:13 am

    drucker JUST started! there must be a juicy tidbit of gossip. somebody spill it!

  10. quintessence January 20, 2011 | 5:39 am

    I am a big fan of Jay Fielden but was disappointed to hear about Druker – hopefully we’ll hear something positive about his next move soon!

  11. Cupcake January 20, 2011 | 11:52 am

    So many changes with Vogue these days!
    Cupcake
    http://www.thefamily-table.blogspot.com

  12. Cara January 20, 2011 | 1:24 pm

    interesting..lots of people doing lots of moves…huh?