Esquire unveils new look

LONDON - NatMags has unveiled a new look and new size for its September 2007 issue, under recently installed editor Jeremy Langmead.

The new size, more commonly seen in the US, is unique to the UK men's market and, the publisher claims, differentiates Esquire as a premium product. The more compact title should be easier to read on the move and will mark the magazine out on the newsstand.

Langmead said that Esquire has "always been a magazine for grown-ups", that aims to "scintillate and titillate, entertain and inspire".

The September issue features a cover shot of Michelle Pfeiffer photographed by Rankin; Booker-shortlisted writer Andrew O'Hagan on film; Michael Winner on gold diggers; and columns from David Baddiel and Adam Thirlwell.

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