Jay Fielden

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Can a brand—that word!—do something that isn’t, at the end of the day, familiar and predictable? It’s rare, if not impossible, but it just happened. #PoloFest landed in Tokyo these last three days, and the experience has been one that’s part museum exhibition, part theatre of ideas and conversations, part search through the past for that rarest of vintage finds. #PoloFest 24 Oct 2026 “You can find anything today. You don’t have to have innate knowledge, or a historical grounding, a grandmother who taught you what a great living room looks like, or why this style of architecture is beautiful and that isn’t, or what have you. All of these things—the way American taste at its finest came to exist—this magazine chronicled,” explains Jay Fielden, our Editor in Chief from 2011 to 2016. @jayfielden oversaw the magazine during the eruption of social media and shepherded the brand into the modern era. He launched the T&C 50 lists, founded our Philanthropy Summit, and even convinced @jaymcinerney to write about wine in our pages. To celebrate T&C’s 180th, Fielden is joined by @pamelaafiori, @stephendrucker, and @stellenevolandes—the T&C editors in chief—to reflect on the shifting definition of wealth, taste, and society. Tap the link in our bio to read and watch their full conversation. Photography by @hunterabrams Hair and grooming by @alexarodulfo for @aveda 21 Aug 2026 “You can find anything today. You don’t have to have innate knowledge, or a historical grounding, a grandmother who taught you what a great living room looks like, or why this style of architecture is beautiful and that isn’t, or what have you. All of these things—the way American taste at its finest came to exist—this magazine chronicled,” explains Jay Fielden, our Editor in Chief from 2011 to 2016. @jayfielden oversaw the magazine during the eruption of social media and shepherded the brand into the modern era. He launched the T&C 50 lists, founded our Philanthropy Summit, and even convinced @jaymcinerney to write about wine in our pages. To celebrate T&C’s 180th, Fielden is joined by @pamelaafiori, @stephendrucker, and @stellenevolandes—the T&C editors in chief—to reflect on the shifting definition of wealth, taste, and society. Tap the link in our bio to read and watch their full conversation. Photography by @hunterabrams Hair and grooming by @alexarodulfo for @aveda 21 Aug 2026 In late May, there was a meeting of the minds of sorts at Hearst Tower. Four editors in chief of T&C—@pamelaafiori, @stephendrucker, @jayfielden, and @stellenevolandes—got together to discuss wealth, status, style, and society (Society?), and its constant and dramatic changes over the past 33—and 180—years. We’ll be sharing clips of the conversation, guided by Deputy Editor @danisteinchizz, on our page this morning. And at the link in bio, you can read and watch the full discussion. For the very first time, the four living editors in chief of T&C tell all. Photography by @hunterabrams Makeup by @alexarodulfo for @tomfordbeauty Hair and grooming by @alexarodulfo for @aveda 21 Aug 2026 Twenty-fifth anniversary, one year late. Where else but The French Laundry? Worth the wait. 18 Apr 2026 Yeah, yeah, this year’s Golden Globes was a showcase for a fairly traditional approach to black tie, if you ignore the soigné 70’s cuts, gold lame shirting, and wackadoodle accessorizing. What jumped out to me, though, wasn’t the tuxedos but the fairly ubiquitous choice of peekaboo shades as a finishing touch, a look that’s been building steam of late. I went through a light-tint phase myself a few years ago, when I fell under the spell of those old gents of intrigue and mystery who stroll around Milan behind antique shades of magnification. “Now we see through a glass darkly,” Saint Paul wrote, as if he were wearing a pair himself. Many a lesser legend has: Gary Cooper, Nicholson, Onassis, Delon, Hemingway, Mastroianni. Modern-day adopters from this past Sunday: Hawke, Keery (glasses in hand), Jordan, Glen Powell, Frankenstein, Adam Brody. These guys generally held their end up pretty high in the circus of red-carpet taste. I, myself, prefer a classic bow tie, though if I had to choose between a traditional necktie and a bolo tie, I’d go with the choice of my fellow Texan: bolo. // Meanwhile, mulling further thoughts: to cummerbund or not to cummerbund. I feel an incoming Instastory. 13 Jan 2026 I got this Mackinaw jacket in 1989. It’s Polo. I first saw it in an ad. I thought, there’s no way, I’ll never find it. But I did. Of all the things I have, it’s somehow maintained the magic of that special emotion you get when you first get something you love. There’s just something about it that never gets old. 26 Dec 2025 Always a special night when WM Brown brings the party to 867, as some of us call the RL flagship on Madison Avenue. I know, I know, drop the eight and there it is: 6-7. 🎄 14 Dec 2025 A world of images and words that will take you places, including Japan, with bylines that include: @tommyorange, @rae.delbianco, #nickpaumgarten, @michael_hainey, @shannonadducci, @mrchampale, @eric_twardzik, a cameo from @whirlinglog_and_arrow, and Ralph! @poloralphlauren // #RLMag // soundtrack @elizafieldenn (Buck Owens) 07 Dec 2025 Veni, vidi, vici. #brunellofilm 06 Dec 2025 The West Coast outpost. 19 Nov 2025 Issue No. 3–Mountain Living—is out, 48-pages of paper and ink: ranch-dining al fresco; on-point style insight; a Ralph wish list; an ode to barns by Mark Rozzo; essays by Rae Del Bianco (mustangs!), Michael Hainey (road-trip out West!), Nick Paumgarten (an Alpine Brigadoon!), David Coggins (is this Montana?); and a profile of a master Native American silversmith who also builds choppers by novelist Tommy Orange. Copies on hand at RL stores and coffee shops everywhere, Aspen to Tokyo. Supplies limited. #pologazette #RLmag.com 16 Nov 2025

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