There’s a whole lot of soul-seeking to do as we mosey closer and closer to summer break. This month will feel, in many ways, like the final act of spring. Major transformations ahead! Get hip to the details, and in touch with your inner-spirit vibes, thanks to our guest astrologer for May, Sabrina of Monarch Find out more
French illustrator Baptiste Virot has a bold and graphic sensibility. His pop art-inspired illustrations use comic book pointillism and brash colours to heighten the surreal and light-hearted content of his work. When we last featured Baptiste it was clear he was still finding his feet in terms of style. While there’s still the odd experiment Find out more
Miansai’s come a long way since changing the men’s jewelry game with its wearable twist on fishing gear. Now expanded into a full-fledged accessories line, the Miami-based brand is going bicoastal with its second US shop on Abbot Kinney.
Rebecca Chew gives a hand-made look to traditional glossy magazine spreads. Check out more portraits stitched with luchador masks for Esquire Singapore below!
While Kim Kardashian’s naked selfie may have boosted black bandeau sales, there’s a new intimate in town that’s becoming the next summer staple. A favorite amongst festival queens and celebs alike, the latest trend is to wear a pretty bralette—whether it’s lacy, bohemian, or sporty—in lieu of an actual shirt. I mean, Kendall Jenner is Find out more
Everything your favorite celebs wore the week of May 1.
When it comes to jewelry, our mantra is go big or go home. U.K.-based jewelry designer Jennifer Loiselle knows how to satisfy that sentiment far too well, serving up accessories with size and major extravagance. The brand offers statement pieces that incorporate a combination of surprising techniques and materials, in styles that make for some Find out more
ortuguese illustrator Tiago Galo’s series of plump, cherub-like figures meandering through daily situations are simple and endearing. The chunky limbs, overhanging guts and unconcerned expressions add a slight change of pace compared to his other illustration work which feels more quaint and textural.
Winter is fading, but your hair is still experiencing its effects. A lack of humidity — whether you were stuck inside an overheated office or braving the subzero temps outdoors — has likely left your strands dry, lackluster, and prone to breakage. So what now? Well, the same way you’d kick up your workouts ahead Find out more
