In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Esquire (UK)

• DAN AUERBACH OF THE BLACK KEYS ON NASHVILLE
  The musician and producer shares the musical hotspots and culinary highlights of his home town
• The liberating power of a uniform
  Dressing for work can feel rebellious, says Esquire’s style columnist
• Let it shine
  The black work shoe now works after 6pm
• Rodeo drive
  With Toy Story 5 riding into cinemas in June, Sheriff Woody’s mid-century cowboy costume feels curiously on point
• Working 9 to 5
  Watches that get the job done
• Easy rider
  Is there still a place for an old-world limo in the modern world of work?
• A quiet place
  The new noise-cancelling headphones carve out focus wherever you are
• Esquire For Better Men
  Esquire is the ultimate style bible for British men: the authority on watches, fashion, grooming and culture. We exist to champion Better Men, and this mission runs through everything we do — from the contributors we work with to the cover stars we celebrate. Every page is dedicated to helping our readers live, look and be better.
• Heart of Oak
  How a single design made Audemars Piguet legendary
• Out of office
  A smarter summer skincare kit for the first weekends away
• Hot desk
  Esquire’s contributing design editor Charlene Prempeh makes the case for dressing your workstation
• Big night?
  Office-friendly sunnies for when the team drinks take a turn
• The Style Shrink
  Our in-house style savant has your springtime sartorial questions covered
• LaKeith Stanfield is putting in the work
  The actor achieved Hollywood stardom playing a host of challenging characters. Now, he’s ready to push himself even further
• Douglas Stuart’s treasure island
  The Scottish author returns with a gripping new novel set on the Isle of Harris
• Jesse Jenkins
  The London-based chef knows the secret to the perfect sandwich (it’s crisps)
• Night moves
  From car parks to catwalks, Caleb Arredondo’s haunting saxophone is the sound of now
• The five-step office-style reset
  (according to Esquire’s style director Zak Maoui)
• Shirts getting real
  Caroline Issa is Esquire’s resident Wardrobe Mistress and the UK’s most stylish woman. This issue: why it’s time to button up (again)
• The simple trick to moving with confidence
  (according to British choreographer and director Sir Wayne McGregor)
• How to take a self-portrait
  (you actually like)
• Welcome to THE MEN AT WORK SURVEY 2026
  How do you feel about your job right now? We asked you and, boy, did you tell us
• THE FINAL BOSS
  A number of high-profile firms are experimenting with getting rid of middle-managers. But how does work work when no one is in charge?
• HAIL TO THE CHIEF
  FRESH FROM WINNING A BRIT AWARD, WITH HIS FIRST ALBUM IN SEVEN YEARS ABOUT TO DROP, SKEPTA IS PROVING HE ISN’T JUST KING OF GRIME BUT MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE
• WHO WANTS TO BE A BILLIONAIRE?
  What does membership of the ‘three comma club’ do to an individual — and to the world around them?
• Circling forward
  Employment has never looked more uncertain, clouded by the unstoppable rise of artificial intelligence, a precarious balance of power and a looming climate crisis. What do some of the world’s leading futurists see on the horizon? Here are five key predictions
• The age of the ‘Executie’
  Men’s relationship with their faces is changing, with tweakments, cosmetic procedures and plastic surgery more popular than ever among a male demographic. But for many, the target is not sexual attractiveness, but corporate advantage: bedroom eyes are out, boardroom eyes – and teeth, and skin, and chin – are in
• Archie Madekwe
  The young British actor on why Will Poulter is his modern male role model