Esquire Reviews

Esquire magazine is a monthly glossy publication aimed at the under 45 men’s market. The magazine focuses in on men’s fashion, health, shopping, gadgets and entertainment. Featured articles might include interviews with famous actors, politicians of the moment or successful entrepreneurs. Two social representations of masculinity are ...

Bought the latest edition of Esquire purely on the strength of the bag containing the magazine and a book which stated - "FREE 'Easy Riders, Raging Bulls' Introducing the best movie book ever written'. Got home and lo and behold it's an edited down version. How much of an edit? 10 chapters short that's how much. This ...

Esquire seems to distinct itself from rags like FHM and Loaded through its higher-level of content. It has an image that, though showing myself as shallow, I like and probably buy into. Its main interview is always interesting and lengthy (not scattered around huge photographs to hide the lack of journalism), I commend the editor for reducing the ...

The most refined mens magazine by far, esquire is (in class terms at least) a cut above the rest. True, it means the jokes are fairly scarce, but the writing is mature, informed and entertaining. Being the first men's magazine ever to have a man on the front cover, it's obvious that this isn't just one of the many 'loaded' ...

On the Gentleman/Lad scale, Esquire has kept out of lad territory, offering a good range of articles, on a similar sort of wavelength to GQ. Most notably Esquire has given away some great books with the magazine. Although the interviews are not ground breaking, the cross section of people interviewed has been a lot wider than other magazines, ...

Ok so I'm a girl and so its not really aimed at me but I really enjoy my boyfs copies of Maxim and FHM so when I got a free copy of Esquire at work I thought I'd take it home for the boy to read. I thought I'd give it a quick perusal as usual but was hugely dispointed to see that it was trying to be too sophisticated......well If ...

This is the upper class of the FHM dominated 'mag' world. Esquire is as their catch-phrase says "the sharper read for men". This could not be truer. Their articals don't have the immature overtones of that of maxim or FHM, although these are not to be dismissed (read my opinion on that). The team of writers tend to ...