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Esquire Philippines shapes and showcases what it means to be a contemporary Filipino gentleman. We provide insights, viewpoints, and information on a wide range of topics that connect to the lifestyle of today’s accomplished and refined man, covering everything from politics and technology to attractive women. With engaging writing and stunning visuals, Esquire serves as the ultimate guide for men—smart yet fashionable, captivating, and infused with humor.

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The Westin Manila Offers a Calming Respite in the Middle of the City

4 days ago | esquiremag.ph | Paul John Caña

Wellness is the focus in the middle of busy Ortigas at The Westin Manila. The Westin Manila is a hotel tucked in the middle of the Ortigas business district, just a few steps from Shangri-La Plaza Mall and SM Megamall. Opening in 2023, it marks the return of the Westin brand in the country, now under the giant Marriott International.
Jacob Ang Esquire Profile Interview

6 days ago | esquiremag.ph | Alvin Uy |Paul John Caña

Jacob Ang isn’t quite a household name yet, but within automotive circles in the Philippines, he’s a pretty big deal. As one of the heirs to the vast San Miguel Corporation empire led by his father Ramon Ang, Jacob, or Jake to his family and close friends, has taken on a role helping oversee the operations of the conglomerate’s automotive unit.
Financial Adviser: 5 Business Lessons Everyone Can Learn Ambassador Wee Lee Hiong, Founder and Chairman of W Group

1 week ago | esquiremag.ph | Henry H. Ong

Have you seen those W buildings around BGC? They’re all owned by the W Group, one of the most successful diversified business groups in the Philippines, with strong foundations in both manufacturing and real estate. This is the story of the company’s founder, who was born in Zamboanga and eventually made his mark in Manila.
Bono: Stories of Surrender Is the Music Documentary We Need

1 week ago | esquiremag.ph | Josh Rosenberg

The Apple film follows the U2 frontman after his celebrated one-man show. While the rest of the world was in lockdown during the Covid-19 pandemic, Bono embarked on a creative tear. The U2 frontman spent time at The Edge’s home reworking and re-recording a catalogue of the band’s biggest hits for an album titled Songs of Surrender, which was released in March 2023.
Hublot's New Watch Ambassador is Choupette the Cat

1 week ago | esquiremag.ph | Johnny Davis

Choupette Lagerfeld—currently aged 72 in cat years—is a Birman who became a fashion-world icon, and the beloved companion of the designer Karl Lagerfeld. Fair play to Hublot for using its latest press release to declare itself “luxury’s most polarising watch brand.”It might be true. Not for everyone are Hublot’s extravagant designs, oversized dimensions and out-there case materials, including rubber, carbon fibre and “Magic” Gold, all for eye-watering prices.
A Weekend Drive with the Fully Electric Lexus RZ 450e

1 week ago | esquiremag.ph | Paul John Caña

We took a fully charged, fully electric Lexus RZ 450e on a weekend jaunt without a charging plan. How did it do? I first encountered the Lexus RZ during a nighttime drive a couple of days before its big launch in the Philippines in 2023. It was a significant drive and launch in more ways than one as it was the first-ever battery electric vehicle from Lexus to be introduced in the country.
Financial Adviser: 5 Ways to Pick Winning Stocks During a Bear Market—and How to Profit From It

2 weeks ago | esquiremag.ph | Henry H. Ong

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index has shown signs of fatigue, struggling to hold above the 6,300 level over the last few months. History shows that the greatest wealth in stock investing is often built during downturns—not bull markets. Here’s a practical guide to help you pick stocks with confidence when everyone else is running for the exit.
This New Filipino Restaurant Doesn’t Serve Sinigang, Kare-Kare or Adobo

2 weeks ago | esquiremag.ph | Paul John Caña

Offbeat serves Filipino cuisine, but not exactly the type many of us are used to. Like many people, Angelo Comsti and Don Baldosano’s friendship started with food. Chef, author, and food journalist Comsti connected with young chef Baldosano not just over typical Filipino fare, but through regional cuisine that’s not exactly mainstream. They would spend Sundays with friends just hanging out and shooting the breeze, always over food and drinks.
All the Watches Seen in The Last Of Us Season Two (So Far)

2 weeks ago | esquiremag.ph | Carmen Bellot

Tick tock, the zombies are approaching. In the post-apocalyptic, zombie-ridden world of The Last Of Us, where punctuality isn’t that high of a priority, why would a survivor need a watch? Well, judging by the opening episode of season two, there are a couple of good reasons. Joel is probably using his to make sure he doesn’t turn up late to his appointment with therapist Gail.
Financial Adviser: 5 Business Lessons Everyone Can Learn fro Corazon Dayro Ong, Founder of CDO Foodsphere

3 weeks ago | esquiremag.ph | Henry H. Ong

CDO is named after Corazon Dayro Ong, a dietitian who founded the company in the 1970s. Famous for its processed meat products like tocino and longganisa, CDO is now one of the largest food manufacturers in the Philippines. This is the company’s story. IMAGE PHOTO: Henry Ong ILLUSTRATION: Igi Talao Corazon Dayro Ong was not trained as an entrepreneur.