Jonathan Evans

3 weeks ago | esquire.com | Jonathan Evans

A subtle but profound shift has happened to sunglasses. Call it the rise—or the return—of tinted lenses. You still can’t go wrong with classic black shades. But if you’re feeling adventurous, consider rose-coloured glasses, or pink, or yellow, or light blue. Anything you desire. Though you will want to proceed with caution. Executed incorrectly, tinted shades can make you look like a guy who drives a panel van and spends his evenings making everyone uncomfortable at the local watering hole.

4 weeks ago | esquire.com | Jonathan Evans

A subtle but profound shift has happened to sunglasses. Call it the rise—or the return—of tinted lenses. You still can’t go wrong with classic black shades. But if you’re feeling adventurous, consider rose-colored glasses, or pink, or yellow, or light blue. Anything you desire. Though you will want to proceed with caution. Executed incorrectly, tinted shades can make you look like a guy who drives a panel van and spends his evenings making everyone uncomfortable at the local watering hole.

1 month ago | esquire.com | Jonathan Evans

Las mejores marcas en zapatillas deportivas para hombreZapatillas para hombre: 10 deportivas clásicas de colección20 zapatillas de moda para hombre que son tendenciaSi indagamos en la historia, descubriremos que algunos de los artículos más emblemáticos de la moda masculina tienen orígenes turbios. Ni siquiera Levi's sabe a ciencia cierta por qué eligió el número 501 para sus vaqueros. De vez en cuando, sin embargo, oirás hablar de una excepción. Por ejemplo, la bota Dr. Martens 1460.

1 month ago | esquire.com | Jonathan Evans

If you're an American brand with a single flagship store in Freeport, Maine, there are a lot of places one might consider a reasonable location for a second outpost. You could head a little further south and open up shop in Boston. Maybe head right to the center of things, fashion-wise, and give it a go in New York. Even taking things bi-coastal in San Francisco or L.A. doesn't seem like too wild of an idea. In 1992, L.L.Bean did none of those things.

1 month ago | esquire.com | Jonathan Evans

Interior designer Jake Arnold’s portfolio includes home for the likes of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, Rashida Jones, and Aaron Paul (among countless others). Hailing from London, Arnold grew up just outside of the city with his interior designer mother and jeweler father, and developed an early obsession with interiors and aesthetics. One of his earlier design-appreciation memories is how beautiful his “really old Georgian school” was. At 21, he moved to L.A. after for an internship.