In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Esquire (UK)

• WELCOME NOTE
  AUTUMN 2025
• CONTRIBUTORS
  AUTUMN 2025
• Mad fur it
  This autumn, embrace your inner Mod with all the faux-fur trimmings
• How I eat now: Matt Ryle
  The Maison François executive chef swears by butter beans and three-star salads
• Chase the rainbow
  The finest new timepieces come in every shade but Elephant’s Breath
• Saving face
  Seasonal shift wrecking your skin? Reboot your complexion with hard-working treatments that hydrate, exfoliate and shield against the changing elements
• Space invader
  Alien: Earth showrunner Noah Hawley shares his take on the iconic dystopian franchise
• Jumping ahead
  Mechanically impressive and appealingly ‘olde worlde’, the best new jumping-hour watches have complications worth unpicking
• Wayne Thiebaud was food blogging way before you
  A legendary American artist — famed for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary — takes a bite out of London
• Style Shrink
  Always on call for fashion conundrums
• Three’s a crowd
  The knotty allure of an on-screen love triangle
• Out of love, actually
  Four movies (and one TV show) about divorce that aren’t The Roses
• My style: John David Washington
  The star of ‘Tenet’ grants Esquire access to his Hollywood-inspired wardrobe
• Fight, f light or fawn?
  There’s a new trauma response on the block, and you might just be doing it
• The beautiful and the darned
  A new exhibition at the Barbican celebrates fashion in distress
• Wait, animal print’s a neutral?
  From Dolce & Gabbana’s leopard-print coats to Prada’s cow-print pelts, it’s easier than you think to unleash your inner beast
• DOUBLE ACT
  How do you get Leonardo DiCaprio talking? Put him in a room with Paul Thomas Anderson. Two of the boldest men in Hollywood let us listen in on a couple of their private conversations
• THE WANT LIST
  Enter, the 50 hottest things in the world right now, from the trends to follow to the tickets to kill for, and the ties (yes) that you never knew you absolutely needed in your life
• A CUT BELOW
  THE DARK TRUTH ABOUT THE BARBERSHOP BOOM
• GORE VALUES
  In an unpredictable landscape, horror has emerged as cinema’s most bankable — and experimental — genre. With a spree of intriguing releases and some of the industry’s most exciting directors attached, could scary movies save Hollywood?
• THE WIDE-AWAKE CLUB
  Inside the business of sleep
• The trends
  Ready, set, layer with the biggest looks of autumn/winter 2025
• Break of play
  Behind the scenes at a Wimbledon lunch with Esquire and Range Rover