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Lee Pace - Man Of Letters And Warm Coats
Lee Pace is a science-fiction head, a star of the show Foundation, Twitter’s new crush, and an all-around good guy. He also looks great in this season’s most stylish outerwear.
Next Up… Joy Song
Not your typical filmmaker, Song views a world through a lens that’s uniquely her own.
Statement Making Furniture And Accessories
Once again, Toiletpaper and Seletti aren’t afraid of making a statement.
Leaving Afghanistan Behind
The longest war in American history is now over. As these six eyewitness perspectives attest—a commanding general, a sniper, an interpreter and others—although the fighting is done, the battle over its memory is just beginning.
The Beauty In Lying To Yourself
It’s like the world has been rubbing our noses in it. Broken government. Police brutality. A global pandemic. Climate change. Awash in harrowing realities, the author, a novelist, discovers the sustaining power of everyday fictions.
In An Age Of Social Media, Will We Finally Make Contact?
Unidentified flying objects are becoming more ubiquitous in this day of cell phones and social media. So, will there be a wider acceptance of extraterrestrials or will these be dismissed entirely?
the new deal
Four distinct individuals gamely signed up to form Panthepack, the latest all-Chinese musical collective. Their mission: to be the next wave of music while showcasing their heritage and roots. As they converge, Esquire finds out their plans and driving force to achieve their vision.
something to ponder
New bar menu A Guide to Modern Drinking, Volume II makes a museum out of Tippling Club.
Nothing wrong with not fitting in
On the idea of being a little out of this world, NEIL HUMPHREYS insists that being unconventional is the way to go.
humanity in craft
The latest instalment of the Tod’s Factory project is a conversation of ingenuity and craft legacy between a Japanese and an Italian brand both founded in shoemaking. As Hender Scheme’s Ryo Kashiwazaki tells us, it’s a shared language that defies communication barriers.
Marc Bohan Honoured At Dior
A steady evolution of Dior Men’s aesthetics—all while still retaining its house codes—has culminated in a deft balance of the active and the elegant.
Achieve A Dynamic Lifestyle With Kydra's Activewear Collection
Kydra’s latest men’s all-day activewear collection allows sports enthusiasts to achieve a dynamic lifestyle under our humidity.
Perfect Front And-Backpack For Active Urbanites
Freitag and Brompton combine their sustainable design ideologies to devise the perfect front and-backpack for active urbanites.
Ted Charles Reveals How He Turned His World Upside Down
Handstand fanatic Ted Charles reveals how he turned his world upside down, and why it’s a vice he’d gladly be addicted to.
Tom Hardy In Pieces
An encounter with a singular movie star in one Winnebago and five parts.
Shak Finally Commits To Putting Out His EP
The hirsute musician explains why it took so long for him to drop his EP.
Come As You Are
Alain Ducasse begins a second chapter at Raffles Hotel Singapore’s storied Bar & Billiard Room with Osteria BBR offering homely Italian flavours.
SHAKE THAT
The world’s first shaker jerky boasts no fat, no MSG and a humble Singaporean origin.
to be continued
Through its Rare Handcrafts collection, Patek Philippe is doing everything it can to preserve and cultivate a passion for high watchmaking’s exquisite métiers d’arts.
Crime And Punishment
The new novel from the author of The Underground Railroad is both a departure and a return.
The Pasha De Cartier Has Stood The Test Of Time
Cartier has made its fair share of oddball timepieces, from head-turning watches like the Tank Asymétrique and Cloche de Cartier to more outré designs such as the Crash. But far and away, the most unusual collection it has ever created was the Pasha.
The Continuing Allure Of A Fast Estate Car
The continuing allure of a fast estate car.
Faris Samri And Syakeel Kamaluddin Make Skits Under The Name
Faris Samri and Syakeel Kamaluddin make skits under the name, From Faris and Syak aka FFS—which is also our abbreviated reaction to their stupid good humour.
Stephen Bruner Talks About Manipulating Jazz's Free-Spiritedness
Whenever life throws a curveball, Thundercat makes magic out of its volatility. The two-time Grammy winner talks about manipulating jazz’s free-spiritedness and his adoration for anime.
Biomaterials, The Bedrock For The Times Ahead
Biomaterials may just become the bedrock for the times ahead. We speak to four names in the industry advancing this movement.
The Nail That Sticks Out
Who knew that a boy from Harbin, China would end up as the lead of an Asian-led Marvel movie? While Simu Liu’s journey to success isn’t a straight line, it is a route that’s replete with hard work and determination. But can Liu continue on this ascension to success while staying grounded?
A Better Brew
We’re familiar with the Nespresso machine but can there be a better coffeemaker? Hint: yes.
Life In The Fast Lane
Singaporean racing driver Claire Jedrek sheds light on seeing straight when the world’s a blur.
The Black/White Movement In Malaysia
As the pandemic continues to rage through Malaysia amid a political crisis, a grassroots movement has been using flags to stand together—white flags as a symbol of compassion; black flags for defiance.
The Autumn/Winter 2021 Campaign
The autumn/winter 2021 campaign, titled (Reset) What Makes A Man, is representative of significant changes at Zegna—both as a brand and as a company.