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Something for the Weekend: 28-31 March

28 March 2025
Get ready for an exhilarating lineup—a specially curated list of fun and exciting things to do over the weekend

A Constant State of Reinvention

19 March 2025
In the spirit of reinvention, Esquire Singapore paired Samsonite with the artist André Wee

MSCHF: “Being Sued Is a Pain in the Ass!”

12 March 2025
Fashion-Art-Culture pranksters MSCHF explain themselves in a new book that celebrates the elite New York troublemakers

Written on the Body

25 February 2025
As we age, we’re fighting a losing battle against memory. Maybe that’s why, in my 40s, I’ve tattooed myself with everything I can’t bear to…

Esquire 12: The "Zodiac and Ladders" Edit

15 January 2025
Welcome to a very special Esquire 12. This month is a "Zodiac and Ladders" edit with Raffles City Singapore accompanied by illustrations by thejontan

The TASCHEN Pop-Up Happens at The Pineapple Room

11 January 2025
Are you ready, kids? / Aye, aye, Captain / I can't hear you / Aye, aye, Captain/ Oooh/ Held in The Pineapple Room; open for…

How To Start a(n Unusual) Watch Company

29 November 2024
We spoke to Crispin Jones, founder and director of Mr Jones Watches, to get the lowdown on what he's learned so far

A Tale of Design and Instagrammable Installations

18 November 2024
Design columnist Cyril Zammit laments the hollow heart of Milan Design Week

A Matter of Taste: Art for Art’s Sake

13 November 2024
Our columnist ponders the commercial realities of artistic and journalistic expression.

At Your Service: Hermès Tressages Équestres

21 October 2024
This is a story of two artists entering a house to unlock doors, and play and create with what they discover inside

Rone on TIME • RONE; the Women in the Murals; and Things Not Lasting

20 October 2024
Famous for his large-scale murals of women in abandoned places, Rone mounts his first exhibition with the Art Gallery of Western Australia

ESQnA with Lauren Clay for Hermès

11 October 2024
New York-based artist Lauren Clay talks dreams and the idea behind her first window installation for Hermès, "The Traveller"
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