In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Esquire (UK)

• HOW TO START A HYPE FASHION LABEL FROM SCRATCH
  In 2011, brothers George and Michael Heaton started their clothing brand Represent out of their dad’s shed in Horwich in Greater Manchester. What began as a college project selling simple logo T-shirts has become one of the fastest-growing companies in the country, turning over £100 million in 2024. That’s not to mention the bricks-and-mortar locations they’ve opened in Manchester, London and Los Angeles. We spoke to George about what he’s learnt along the way.
• Heavy metal
  What if the trusty Defender had an evil twin? A day in the life of the world’s most extreme super-SUV
• David Jonsson
  The UK’s hottest young actor is navigating his industry in style
• Chantal Joffe’s family values
  With her new show, the American-born, London-based artist looks to a muddled past
• The Gentleman Jonathan Bailey
  Taking a short break from performing to focus on his new charity, the actor talks about the beauty of self-discovery
• The Dreamer Colman Domingo
  With multiple films in production, the leading man is busier than ever. Yet, he tells Esquire, he still finds time to talk to the plants at his Malibu home
• The Rebel Alexander Skarsgård
  Acting is a family business for the towering Swede, but his own path to the top has been anything but conventional
• Into the unknown
  “For years, I turned my back on Hollywood and dedicated myself to exploring the depths of the ocean”
• ARTIFICIAL IMPROVEMENT
  Therapist. Life coach. Best friend. ChatGPT has become the go-to guy for both our trivial questions and darkest thoughts as we pursue efficiency and self-betterment. But there’s one question this (very human) writer is trying to figure out: can AI actually help?
• SO HOT RIGHT NOW
  Why has the UK —and Gen Z especially — fallen for sauna culture? And can the boom last?