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Esquire is the go-to source for modern menswear, design insights, cultural discussions, watch recommendations, and luxury travel experiences. It offers a mix of award-winning articles, fashion advice, celebrity photo features, and in-depth interviews, highlighting both style and meaningful content. Esquire Singapore is brought to you by Heart Media Group. Founded in 1997, Heart Media Group specializes in Digital Media, Print Media, and Events, targeting wealthy consumers and high-net-worth individuals throughout Asia.

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Boucheron Quatre and Its Four Constant Elements

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Asri Jasman

Surprisingly, the Boucheron Quatre was born in 2004. It's surprising only because one would think that such an icon—there's simply no other design like it in the world—would've been part of Boucheron's storied heritage far longer than that. The Quatre is in every way a result of multiple juxtapositions.
We Read All the GTA 6 Fan Theories So You Don't Have To

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Elliot Tan

Just two days ago, Rockstar Games confirmed that GTA 6 has been delayed to 26 May 2026—a far cry from its originally targeted autumn 2025 release window. Excruciating news, I know. But at least we can take solace in the fact that the developers over at Rockstar haven’t had to crunch their souls into oblivion just to get the game out on time. And, on the bright side, we now have a specific date to circle on our calendars—even if it mean we have to twiddle our thumbs for another year. Or… do we?
Genocide As a Background Noise

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Elliot Tan

The Zone of Interest, directed by Jonathan Glazer, is probably the most boring film I’ve ever seen. For a film about the Holocaust, there are no real plotlines, no action, no catharsis—it’s observational cinema. The film centres around the life of an Auschwitz commandant and his family, whose house sits just beside a concentration camp, separated by a concrete wall.
Genocide As Background Noise

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Elliot Tan

The Zone of Interest, directed by Jonathan Glazer, is probably the most boring film I’ve ever seen. For a film about the Holocaust, there are no real plotlines, no action, no catharsis—it’s observational cinema. The film centres around the life of an Auschwitz commandant and his family, whose house sits just beside a concentration camp, separated by a concrete wall.
Met Gala 2025: Only the Best Tailored Looks

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Asri Jasman

It was a historic Met Gala in more ways than one. The Metropolitan Museum of Art's annual spring exhibition, Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, marks the first time that Costume Institute has held a menswear-centric one in over 20 years; its first-ever was back in 2003: Bravehearts: Men in Skirts. More importantly, Superfine spotlights men's fashion as seen through the lens of Black men with exhibits supplemented by fashion created by Black-owned labels and designers.
Hublot's New Watch Ambassador is Choupette the Cat

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Johnny Davis

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. Whatever the opposite of quiet luxury is, that is the area in which Hublot likes to play. (Noisy opulence? Punchy elegance?
What the Hell is Going On in this Weapons Trailer?

1 week ago | esquiresg.com | Wayne Cheong

Zach Cregger—he, of comedy group, The Whitest Kids U'Know—cast his lot into the horror genre with Barbarian in 2022. After the financial and critical success of that film, Cregger followed that with a spec script, Weapons, which prompted a bidding war among several movie studios. Two years later under a veil of secrecy, we finally have a trailer for Weapons. The premise: All but one child in a class at an elementary school disappeared on the same night.
Tick Talk: Samuel Ross Infuses Hublot’s Big Bang with Utilitarian Boldness

2 weeks ago | esquiresg.com | Elliot Tan

When Virgil Abloh passed in 2021, the world lost a visionary, one who pushed boundaries in the realm of contemporary fashion, art, culture, and architecture. But like all the greats, his legacy is best defined through their lasting impact. During his time as the founder of Off-White, Abloh mentored a select few employees working under him—protégés if you will. Among them was his first design assistant, Samuel Ross.
Scarpetta’s Love Letter to Pasta

2 weeks ago | esquiresg.com | Elliot Tan

It was half past seven on a Wednesday evening. The sun teased its retreat into the horizon as if intimidated by the flow of office workers spilling out from the CBD’s towering buildings. I was nestled somewhere in the midst of it all, with Google Maps in hand and a growing hunger in my stomach. Still absorbed in my phone as I tracked my route to Telok Ayer’s buzziest new pasta joint, I suddenly came to a stop.
Loro Piana Explores What Makes a Suit

2 weeks ago | esquiresg.com | Asri Jasman

https://esquiresg.com/loro-piana-scarves-luxury/The Spring/Summer 2025 collection by Loro Piana is an experiment of sorts. The luxury brand has chosen to focus its attention on linen—a material that’s beloved (albeit at times criticised for wrinkling easily) in the warmer months—playing around with blends and manipulating it into designs that highlight its best attributes. It is linen as you have hardly ever seen, touched or felt before—a wholly Loro Piana experience.