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the sartorial legacy of 'American Psycho' at 25

1 day ago | esquire.com.au | Joseph Furness

RELEASED 25 YEARS AGO this week, American Psycho - the provocative adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis's equally controversial novel - continues to leave its imprint. The film stars Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman, a wealthy, image-obsessed Wall Street banker in Eighties Manhattan who fancies himself a killer. It nails themes of corporate culture, greed and identity fixation, while costume designer Isis Mussenden gave Bale's Bateman an iconic, razor-sharp look loaded with meaning.
interior designers Josh & Matt

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Tyler Dane Wingco

JOSH JESSUP AND MATT MOSS are in their gardening era. The designers and content creators are best known for sharing videos that chronicle their interior design and creative projects, but ever since moving into and renovating their new house in Victoria's Macedon Ranges, the two have enjoyed getting their hands dirty. "I'd say even though we're most known for interiors, we're particularly proud of our garden," says Moss.
The director of 'The Last of Us' knows season 2 is daunting as hell

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Brady Langmann

LIKE SO MANY GAMERS before him, Craig Mazin remembers the exact feeling of playing The Last of Us for the first time. How much was he blown away by the tale of fungus-addled monsters, country twang, and an unlikely psuedo-father-daughter bond? Well, the 54-year-old writer-director would go on to co-create HBO's live-action adaptation with its creator, Neil Druckmann.
Make Louis Vuitton's soft leather bags your next travel companion

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Tyler Dane Wingco

IF YOU'RE AN AVID luxury shopper, you've heard the term 'small leather goods'. Spanning wallets, coin purses and card holders, it's a key category for high-end brands looking to attract younger 'entry level' consumers. But since his appointment in 2023, Louis Vuitton menswear designer Pharrell Williams has been softlaunching a baggage category of his own: soft leather goods. Williams' first subject was Louis Vuitton's iconic Speedy bag.
The smash-hit Vacheron Constantin 222 returns in steel

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Nick Sullivan

WHEN VACHERON CONSTANTIN'S yellow-gold 222 watch debuted in 2022, it was utterly unexpected. A reissue of the sexy, sporty timepiece created for the brand's 222nd anniversary in 1977, it was a drastic departure from the utilitarian tool watches that dominated the market at the time. Suddenly, unabashed '70s glamour was back. It attracted attention across the industry. And though suffused with Vacheron DNA - the 222 inspired the Overseas line, a pillar since 1996 - it was somehow no less surprising.
Jeff Goldblum on personal style, fashion faux pas and life advice from Cate Blanchett

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Carmen Bellot

WITH OVER FIFTY YEARS in show business, there is a high probability that you will have encountered Jeff Goldblum on screen. That could have been as Jurassic Park's 'chaotician', Ian Malcolm, or Wes Anderson's cat-wielding Deputy Kovacs from The Grand Budapest Hotel. Maybe it was the box office hit Wicked or the highly acclaimed Netflix show Kaos that's caused him to reappear in front of your eyes more recently.
'The Last of Us' season 2, episode 1 recap: all grown up

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Tyler Dane Wingco

This story contains spoilers from this episode of The Last of Us.I'M GLAD TO BE back in the world of The Last of Us. I mean, not to be in it, but to watch it after bingeing The Walking Dead as my interlude since season one debuted last year. But the zombie-sized hole in my weekly watching schedule wasn't filled with Rick and his revolving door of problems (I only got up to season six - it dragged).
How to shop for archival menswear, according to an expert

1 week ago | esquire.com.au | Tyler Dane Wingco

WHILE WE'VE GROWN accustomed to seeing famous men with full-time personal stylists wearing archival pieces, you don't need to be Timothée Chalamet to pull off, say, an asymmetrical moto jacket from Raf Simons' autumn/winter '97-'98 collection. If you know where to look, and what you're looking for, you can pick up a rare gem for yourself, and, should you join the crew of borderline obsessive menswear grail hunters, build out your own archival collection.
Jaguar is entering a new all-electric era

2 weeks ago | esquire.com.au | Noelle Faulkner

IT WAS THE launch that shattered the internet: Jaguar 2.0. Mocked by Elon Musk and his Teslarati, analysed endlessly by thought leader-tagged LinkedIn profiles and the subject of group-chat commentary that reverberated around the world for weeks. And not all the feedback was positive. Jaguar's response? "We're delighted to have your attention." The British marque is entering its all-electric, low-volume, new luxury era with an attitude that's unbothered, intentionally disruptive and confident.
Don't wait for Chanel menswear when you can wear a Chanel watch

2 weeks ago | esquire.com.au | Tyler Dane Wingco

NEWLY APPOINTED CHANEL artistic director Matthieu Blazy (who's coming from Bottega Veneta) won't be making his debut until the spring/summer 2026 presentations in October. And, with the new blood, a rumoured dedicated menswear line won't be seen for perhaps another few years. (The latter remains wishful thinking.) If you did want to get your hands on some new Chanel, though, the Parisian house just unveiled some new timepieces at Watches & Wonders in Geneva.