Jonathan Evans is the Style Director at Esquire, where he covers a wide range of topics including fashion, grooming, accessories, and sneakers. His expertise spans the beauty and fashion industries, as well as the intersection of sports and entertainment. Jonathan has been featured in various publications, including the Morning Sentinel, Yahoo News, and Esquire magazine.
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Jonathan's articles mainly focus on lifestyle, with an emphasis on fashion, luxury, and shopping. His coverage includes reviews of products and promotional deals within the lifestyle space.
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The Dean side-zip, by Tecovas, is a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll.
The latest episode of our video series "Iconic" explores the famed Italian brand's history with fine fibers.
By: Jonathan Evans
The L.A.-based Brit tells us how he got into the game, the similarities between his work and his personal style, and why he loves double denim.
It's a move more than three decades in the making.
James Scully, a cofounder of Jamestown Hudson, a menswear store in upstate New York, told us why he'll wear his Baracuta until it falls apart
The best way to reinvigorate your sunglasses is to look to the past, when tinted lenses and chunky frames reigned supreme
The best way to reinvigorate your sunglasses is to look to the past, when tinted lenses and chunky frames reigned supreme.
By: Jonathan Evans
Great pictures, great sound, and an endless amount of great content to consume
The best way to reinvigorate your sunglasses is to look to the past, when tinted lenses and chunky frames reigned supreme
More than a century after its introduction, it remains as stylish—and functional—as ever.
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