SHE'S BACK: KATE MOSS COVERS ESQUIRE'S SEPTEMBER ISSUE!

Kate Moss hasn’t been photographed for the cover of a men’s magazine in 17 years – now she’s back, as the star of Esquire’s September issue. The exclusive shoot by photographer Craig McDean and stylist Kate England is the first time since Arena in 1996 that Moss has posed for a men’s title. Before that it was Esquire again, 20 years ago, in 1993.

Two decades on, Moss’s powers remain undiminished. Still one of the sexiest, stylish and alluring women on the planet she is also, as Esquire editor Alex Bilmes puts it, “a uniquely British figure” – perfect for our ‘Made In Britain’ issue.

"For too long [Kate Moss] has been monopolised by women’s fashion magazines," says Bilmes. "So I am thrilled that we’ve persuaded her to front our special issue dedicated to this country’s most stylish people and products. I really can’t imagine anyone better suited to the job." 

To see the stunning photographs in full, and read Esquire's tribute feature, buy Esquire, available now!

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LEONARDO DICAPIRO FOR ESQUIRE MAGAZINE!

Leonardo DiCaprio is The Most Famous Men In The World for the May 2013 cover story of Esquire magazine. The Great Gatsby actor was photographed by Max Vadukul.

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MR NICK SULLIVAN, FASHION DIRECTOR OF ESQUIRE!

The Way I Dress: Mr Nick Sullivan, the fashion director of US Esquire!

Born in Dorset, UK, but now based in New York City, Mr Sullivan is renowned for his impeccable sense of style, so MR PORTER  jumped at the chance to film him in his Brooklyn townhouse talking us through his approach to dressing. "I think I probably picked up a few things about style from my dad, and I'm slightly inspired in a way by photographs of him from before I was even born." Mr Sullivan says. Although he collects Edwardian clothing, and his look errs on the classic side, with a foundation in flawless tailoring, Mr Sullivan is not one to discount the importance of fashion in favour of style: "To me the difference between style and fashion is less important than what they add to each other." he says. Discover more of his views on style by watching the film below.


I think my first awareness of..I didn't know it was called fashion, but of clothes if you like, was jeans. I wanted a pair of Levi's, because that's what other kids had..

'I realised the difference between things that look right and things that are right.

You kinda want them to be right before you want everyone else to know what they are!'

I have a very short list of 'don'ts and I probably add one every five years. 

'No hoodies, No black, No tie clips..Definitely tie clips, but it's the people who like tie clips that I don't like, Hats'

But the truth is that style doesn't really stay the same even if people think it does.

Style, if you look at movies through the years, is evolved..And it doesn't evolve without some input from fahsion..but similarly fashion doesn't really mean anything unless it got some basis behind it, which is how a jacket should be made, how a trouser should be cut, and you can play with them all you like, but still the best, most revolutionary fashion designers are the ones who know how to make a SUIT!