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The World's Newest, Coolest Menswear You Need (This Week)
Esquire handpicks the clothes we all want right now
Our edit of the latest must-have clothes and accessories this week.
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Loewe
Challengers is out now! A film about a tennis-playing throuple starring Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh O'Connor, with costumes by Jonathan Anderson.
John F. Kennedy Jr. was a major source of inspo for Anderson whilst working on the Luca Guadagnino film – the Northern Irish trendsetter even incorporated the late American attorney's iconic 'I TOLD YA' tee into the flick, which you can now buy a super-luxe version of from Loewe (the Spanish maison that Anderson heads up).
£225; loewe.com
JW Anderson x Uniqlo
More (affordable) Anderson.
The designer's SS24 line for Uniqlo looks like the kind of laidback clobber an artist might wear in their studio – pieces like this workwear-inspired cotton jacket that the Japanese marque recommends rocking with these shorts.
£69.90; uniqlo.com
Louis Vuitton
Pharrell's LV Men's Pre-Fall 24 collection – his second collection for the Parisian label which previewed in Hong Kong last November – has arrived in port, and our attention is on this charming peacoat blazer that Charles Melton wore to the Independent Spirit Awards a couple of months back.
So handsome (both the layer and Melton).
£2,630; louisvuitton.com
Verdy x Swatch
Verdy's greatly desired 'Girls Don't Cry' wordmark comes to a transparent biosourced watch as part of the Japanese desginer's collaboration with Swatch.
And, clearly, the hypesters are yet to be alerted about this as the less-than-ninety-quid timepiece is still in stock.
£86; swatch.com
Paul and Shark
An Eiffel Tower-inspired gradient gives Paul and Shark's Econyl bomber (a recycled fabric) a reason to stand tall.
£725; paulandshark.com
Brunello Cuccinelli
Duke and Dexter
Brixton-based marque Duke and Dexter steps up a gear by releasing apparel.
Into it? We suggest you act fast, it might be gone in 60 seconds.
£160; dukeanddexter.com
Metallica x Represent
Just in time for summer, a small Metallica motif affords this Represent vest a high dose of heavy metal attitude.
£90; representclo.com
Billionaire Boys Club
Inspired by the hobby of fishing, the BBC Catch and Reel Blouson will shield you from that riverside chill.
£325; bbcicecream.eu
Blake Mill
Manchester's Blake Mill salutes one of its home's greatest talents, L.S. Lowry, by bringing touches of his idiosyncratic art style to an otherwise simple white sateen button-up.
£115; blakemill.co.uk
Last week (and beyond)... Glass Cypress
This IS Texas. Specifically, Houston.
It's from Glass Cypress, an eight-year-old label founded by brothers Saber and Samee Ahmed that's just dropped on the London scene via Browns.
Silk and embroidered, it might just have to be our designated snazzy shirt of summer '24.
£555; brownsfashion.com
Rado
Speaking of snazzy bits for the warmer months, how about the True Square Open Heart in – we'd say 'wait for it' or 'drum roll please' but it's probably already caught your eye – turquoise?!
Statement, yes, but this is one for the watch fiends who are looking for something out-there add to their current rotation.
£2,950; rado.com
YMC x Cubitts
The sun teased its big comeback this week, and we all got a little too excited: stripping off, opting for 'iced' over 'hot', making use of that little bit of SPF left over from last year.
But something was missing. A new pair of shades! Luckily, YMC has us covered (our eyes, specifically) with its just-dropped, very hot collab with eyewear experts Cubitts.
£150; youmustcreate.com
Katie Scott x Sunspel
Some say the nicest white tees come from Sunspel. We must say: they're definitely up there.
Here, London-based artist Katie Scott shows the Supima cotton wardrobe staple some love via a botanical keepsake.
£110; sunspel.com
Cos Atelier
Cos (Atelier SS24) brings new meaning to the term 'shabby chic' with these crinkle trousers that we would definitely recommend styling with the matching shirt.
£225; cos.com
Rokh x H&M
H&M's latest collab with a high-fashion label has arrived, which, ICYMI, is with Rokh, a London-based outfit established by Seoul-born designer Rok Hwang.
His vibe? Luxury with a twist. See this leather blazer? It's got functioning buttons running all the way down the back.
£379.99; hm.com
Jamais Vu
'Coolness is currency', is all the excuse we need to rock outlandish apparel and flex pieces from Canadian-Nigerian jewellery designer Dixon Fasola.
£250; jamaisvu.online
Pull & Bear
Last year's summer fling (jorts) is back in our DMs, wooing us into a round two. Here we go again.
£29.99; pullandbear.com
Verdy x Kenzo
Recognise that sans-serif font? No, it's not from Wonka, but a trademark of Verdy's streetwear label Girls Don't Cry.
Of course, it arises from an official collaboration between the Japanese multi-hyphenate and Nigo's Kenzo – an alliance first unveiled at Paris Fashion Week last summer.
£300; kenzo.com
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