Esquire is the original and leading men's lifestyle magazine. Esquire's award winning editorial covers everything a man needs to know each month including the latest on style and clothes, what's new in cars, culture and entertainment and advice on money matters. Who Reads Esquire? Esquire is a magazine for affluent and successful men. It is a magazine geared toward men who dress themselves, have the means and knowledge to invest, can order at a fine restaurant, have a healthy respect and admiration for women, enjoy enriching vacations, and have mastered life's basics. What You Can Expect in Each Issue: Esquire surveys the landscape to unearth the smart edge of the culture: the people, places, things and trends that intelligent, sophisticated men want, need, and ought to know. Style: Seasonal menswear forecasts identify the best options for men covering the gamut of menswear, furnishings, and accessories for the spring season. Women: Everything you want to know about women is answered by Esquire's esteemed group of editors and resident experts. Trends: Focused on the stylish options and Esquire's editors guide readers through all the best the seasons have to offer. Women We Love: Esquire's most enduring franchise and a celebration of man's favorite vice, saluting women whose beauty extends far beyond the physical, revealing Esquire's pick of the Sexiest Woman Alive. People: Esquire celebrates and identifies the next generation of cultural influencers destined to impact our lives and shape the destiny of our countries national dialogue. Feature Articles: In each issue of Esquire, the talented editorial bring you the latest on style and clothes, what's new in cars, culture and entertainment and advice on money matters. You will find monthly features such as Esquire's Man at His Best, Style Tips, Ten Things You Don't Know about Women, Answer Fella, Funny Joke from a Beautiful Woman, What I've Learned, and Women We Love. The Kindle Edition of this magazine includes Page View. In Page View, your magazines look just like the printed edition with all the photos and formatting.
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The story of Stephanie Lee is a must read for anyone who knows anyone with cancer
I bought this cooy because of my interest in the Stephanie Lee story. Please continue to follow her story and this important issue. Very moving story and a must read for anyone who has ever known someone facing cancer. The medical community has to wake up. "First do no harm" certainly applies.... but there are many who feel the ultimate harm ccurs when the meducal community gives up and settles for short lengthening of life rather than boldly trying new approaches..... my own mother suffered and passed away as we listened to the medical professionals apply standard practices. Of course that almost always ends with the patient eventually losing the battle. This story is one of hope born through the willingness of complete strangers to think outside of the box and take very calculated risks based on solid principles of physics, mathematics, science, and biology....... definitely a most powerful story. Thanks.
A**R
Great Magazine
I've had subscriptions before to Esquire, and highly recommend it due to the great quality of the writing and photography.
M**S
Good magazine
I have always been a fan but did not like having hardcopy clutter. This online version solves that problem for me
J**G
Good magazine, clumsy and frustrating digital edition
I am a long time reader of Esquire magazine, it is a great diversion and often has very good stories on politics, sports, and social figures. However, the digital version, available on my kindle fire, is poorly designed and difficult to use. As a result, it makes reading the magazine much more challenging and detracts tremendously from the overall reading experience. It's a shame that Esquire couldn't follow the better and smarter model used by magazines like the New Yorker, SI, Wired, EW, and other publications. Instead, you have to flip through the pages to get to a story, double click to make the text larger, and cannot move easily throughout the magazine to change stories. Three stars solely for Esquire's content - if there was a question about the digital layout and my views on that - then it would be one star.
F**N
Don't be deterred by other posts. Very easy to read on Kindle!
The content is consistently great, as it has been for decades. The Kindle version is easy to navigate, with several page-view options. Agree it would be better if digital option and print version prices were merged like the Conde Nast publications are.
M**X
Don't subscribe on Kindle.
I "subscribed" via Amazon. The quotes are because, even though I subscribed at the middle of December, the only issue available on my kindle was November. New issues are not delivered, and the issue I have is buggy, and difficult to read. This will be the last subscription I make for the kindle. So, yes, this has really soured me on the Kindle, in general, as I was hoping to use it as more than a simple E reader, but that is all that it seems to do, and even then, I think the Barnes and Noble Nook looks better, and has better content.
F**X
Four Stars
Love the articles!
J**D
Great Cover
I bought this issue for the Tom Hardy cover and feature article. I think he is a brilliant actor, and gorgeous to boot. I am a fan. I love everything he has done. See Locke if you have any doubts.
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