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Esquire • November — December 2026
From the editor’s desk
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STYLE
SUNIL GUPTA • The photographer and artist on the monuments, markets, restaurants and hidden histories of the city where he grew up
By the book • The ultimate status symbol isn’t a home cinema, it’s a library, says Esquire’s contributing design editor Charlene Prempeh
Small wonders • The everyday essentials worth carrying
Heavy metal • From Cartier to Piaget, the smartest collectors are rediscovering the warmth, weight and permanence of gold
Night shift • Kick back in elegant sleepwear as the day ends
The Style Shrink • Our in-house style savant has your autumnal sartorial questions covered
California dreaming • The 911 Targa just might be the most stylish Porsche of them all
The new age of unlikely role models • If you want worldly advice, seek out a man who’s lived life to the full
The gold standard • The classic dress watch is back where it belongs
For Better Men
Rural affairs • This winter, cinema and TV are serving up a triple bill of country-house capers – and a wardrobe worth stealing
Getaway! • A well-made weekend bag will get better the more miles it travels
THIN AGAIN • Bulgari’s Octo Finissimo gets smaller, but no less clever
Life • The cultural happenings to know about right now
Jaden Smith is still dreaming big • The ultimate multi-hyphenate’s move into fashion
Klose enkounters • Citizen Kim, the first authorised biography of Kim Kardashian, is appropriately revealing and elusive
Ruthie Rogers • The River Cafe chef loves tequila and always keeps tomato sauce in the fridge. Just don’t ask her to make a Yorkshire pudding
The business of Bloomsbury • A new exhibition at Tate Britain confirms the British collective’s enduring influence
SADIQ KHAN • Mayor of London, 56
THE CODE • Look better, think better, be better: your manual for stylish living
How to wear a suit right now
The hidden detail: fused vs canvased
The finishing touch
5 big trends to buy into for autumn/winter • According to Sophie Jordan, menswear buying director at Mytheresa
GET IN ON THE NEW SELVEDGE-DENIM BOOM
Rustle up the perfect weeknight warmer • With her new recipe book Spiced, out 5 November, food historian Priya Mani has pulled together 340 dishes from across 100 countries that all sit somewhere between mild and muy caliente on the Scoville scale. This one makes use of the sweet and smoky piquillo chilli peppers that grow in Navarra, northern Spain.
HOW TO GET RID OF YOUR DINNER GUESTS
INSTANTLY UPGRADE YOUR HOME COOKING • Instagram chef and recipe developer Ben Slater (@slaterchef) the flavour-enhancing essentials you need in your pantry
Swap your bloody mary for a Canadian caesar
THE Better Men HONOURS
The Leading Man TOM HIDDLESTON • MAGNETIC, ERUDITE AND UNFAILINGLY AFFABLE, THE BRITISH ACTOR HAS COMMANDED STAGES AND SCREENS FROM LONDON TO LA
THE BETTER MEN LIST — 2026
The Shapeshifter CHIWETEL EJIOFOR • A HORROR ICON, A HOLLYWOOD HEAVYWEIGHT, A WEST END LEGEND. AND THAT WAS JUST THE FIRST ACT
The Paradigm HAIDER ACKERMANN • TOM FORD’S CREATIVE DIRECTOR IS THE MODEL OF...