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Esquire has shaped conversations about style and culture in the UK since its British launch in 1991. Published monthly by Hearst UK, it balances curiosity with sharp editorial judgment. It has a strong foundation in long-form journalism, fashion coverage and cultural commentary, and speaks directly to readers who want insight without pretension. Its editors highlight influential figures in film, music and design, pairing profiles with essays that explore how culture shifts and why those changes matter. The magazine’s recurring features include interview-driven pieces that examine the voices shaping creativity across the country, as well as seasonal style guides. Esquire also spotlights emerging talent, making space for voices that broaden its perspective and reflect the diversity of modern Britain. That mix of established storytelling and fresh ideas gives each issue a clear identity rooted in relevance. Available on PressReader, Esquire (UK) magazine brings its mix of style reporting and cultural analysis to readers who want an informed and engaging lens on contemporary life.
Workwear swaps for sartorial success (put down the backpack) / Salvage a suit / In defence of the desk-lunch Pot Noodle / Get shirty / Dominic Sandbrook and Tabitha Syrett think you should start a book club / A choreographer’s tricks for fancy...
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