In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Esquire (UK)

• Deep cuts
  A trailblazer in British art gets a major London retrospective
• He shoots, he scores
  Pharrell Williams kicks off a football-focused trainer trend
• Enlightenment upon request
  Bhutan looks to the future
• Snap!
  Leica celebrates its centenary
• Nice spread
  An Insta-friendly restaurateur expands his offering
• Heavy hitter
  In the new show from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, a Londoner packs a punch
• Beat the blues
  Men will wear colours. Will fruit be on the menu?
• Double take
  A remake of a remake that beats the original
• Knot over
  The tie is trendy (again)
• Toxic spills
  In his new collection, an American author plumbs the depths of contemporary relationships
• JAG MAN MUST DIE
  When the British car manufacturer posted its audacious new brand campaign on social media last year, all hell broke loose. Esquire went behind the scenes on the big cat's punchy relaunch
• Among the believers
  Since the 1960s, people have been hopelessly searching for the mythical creature known as Bigfoot. Most cryptozoologists would place him in the forested expanses of the Pacific Northwest of America, perhaps even the Himalayas. We joined up with a group of people who think he may be wandering around a little closer to home
• IT WAS A LONDON THING
  Thirty years ago — give or take — a new sound emerged from south London that would transform the musical landscape in Britain and beyond, then disappear just as abruptly. A selection of the key figures of the UK garage scene recall what went so right, and then so wrong
• A VERY BRITISH INVASION
  How an incredible true story of World War II derring-do became a bestselling book, a Hollywood movie, a West End show… and is now set to conquer Broadway
• “I NEVER WAS LOOKING FOR NOTHING. BUT I DISCOVERED IT ALL”
  In cinemas today you can watch Timothée Chalamet impersonate Bob Dylan in the biopic "A Complete Unknown". For Esquire, Mick Brown — one of the rare journalists to have interviewed the great man in person — considers the life and legacy of the real Dylan, whoever he may be
• Everybody must get swole
  Twelve weeks. One writer. Many thoughts.
• THE SOFT PARADE
  We need someone or something new, something else to get us through