Esquire Singapore Magazine - June/July 2024

In this issue

So, I've been seeing this therapist, human this time, and she's nice and all. At first, I didn't think the sessions were working. I just sit there and we just talked. At the end of the first session, there wasn't any revelatory discovery, no come-to-Jesus moment, right? I do, however, feel like a weight has been lifted. But that's what unloading to someone does, right? No big whoop. But then, by the fourth session, as I'm telling her about some childhood memory of a lost stuffed toy... I, uh, started to tear up. I dunno why. I was just talking about my bear, Rufus, who I misplaced and I didn't find him until much later...
Oh my God. Excuse me. I think there's some dust in the area. Hmmm. Okay. Where were we?
I've uploaded the June/July issue of Esquire Singapore. It's about a year since the licensing changed publisher. This issue's cover star is Lucien Laviscount, whom you'd know from Emily in Paris and Trust. Circles is a theme for this issue. It speaks about repetition, completion, emptiness even. There are reads about the mysteries of the placebo effect and about the circular nature of fashion. A special report about the watches that were unveiled in Geneva; a feature about comedian Atsuko Okatsuka and an ESQnA with Wayne Lee, one of the architects of the local club scene.
Check it out. Despite the lack of sleep and diminishing time, we managed to put this issue together. We'll see you at the next upload!