Nick Sullivan
Nick Sullivan is Creative Director at Esquire, where he served as Fashion Director from 2004 until 2019. Prior to that, he relocated from London with his young family to Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. He has styled and art directed countless fashion and cover stories for both Esquire and Big Black Book (which he helped found in 2006) in exotic,uncomfortable, and occasionally unfeasibly cold locations. He also writes extensively about men’s style, accessories, and watches. He describes his style as elegantly disheveled.
Furlan Marri’s Disco Volante Watch Is Out of This World
Thankfully, the new style—named after the Italian term for “flying saucer”—doesn’t have a stratospheric price to match.
Join Esquire for a Trip Into the Heart of Swiss Watchmaking
Love watches? Then you need to know all about the inaugural edition of Esquire Escapes.
A Titanium Tribute to the Builders of the Space Race
Shinola's first manual wind chronograph celebrates the 400,000 people that got us to the moon.
Q&A: Giorgio Armani Is Never Done Exploring New Ideas
To mark his 90th birthday today, we sat down with the maestro to chat about, well… everything.
Thrills and Spills at the Loro Piana Giraglia Yacht Race
The famous sailing competition provided plenty of excitement—and no small measure of style, too.
Why Eugene Tong Is on Everyone’s Style Moodboard
The Secret Style Lessons of Menswear Mastermind Julie Ragolia
Canali Chills Out
The iconic Italian brand may be known for tailoring, but its effortlessly casual clothes are a welcome evolution.
10 Summer Style Pieces We Enthusiastically Endorse
Welcome to the Hook: our edit of luxury items that you don’t need but will certainly want.
Dialed In: The Victorinox Dive Pro Marries Style with Pragmatism
The Swiss manufacturer's latest watch is true to its brand.
Breitling’s New Watch Was Inspired by a Balloon Journey Around the World
Up, up, and away!
How Sailing Became Stirring, Stylish—and Straight-Up Sexy
After years of being a bit of a snooze, America’s Cup racing now offers great-looking gear, adrenaline-spiking speed, and exhilarating entertainment.
Tour John Mayer’s Collection of Perpetual Calendar Watches
Including his new creation with Audemars Piguet.
Zenith’s Defy Skyline Chronograph Is Astoundingly Precise
The bold new style can track time to a tenth of a second.
Montblanc and Wes Anderson Team Up for a Very Big Birthday
A new short film celebrates 100 years of the Meisterstück.
The Absolutely Unnecessary Joy of a Fountain Pen
Montblanc's Meisterstück isn't an essential. Which is exactly what makes it so great.
Golden Goose Brings Its 'Haus of Dreamers' Home to Venice
The brand celebrated the return to HQ with art, food, and—of course—shoes.
Panerai’s New Releases Are Sturdy, Stylish, and Seaworthy
At Watches and Wonders, the maker’s Luna Rossa watches were real standouts.
Vacheron Constantin’s Green Dial Overseas Watches Are Already Inspiring Envy
The talk of day one of Watches and Wonders, they’re complemented by even more notable releases from the storied Swiss maker.
Cartier’s Beloved Tortue Watch Is Back in a Big Way for 2024
In a monopusher chronograph and an “hours and minutes” iteration, it features a newly refined shape and very impressive movements.
Swatch's Latest Collab Is With London's Tate Gallery
The seven new watches feature artwork by Matisse, Chagall, Miro, and more.
Sinn and Revolution Team Up for a Blacked-Out Take on a Classic Chronograph
The seemingly counterintuitive name—155 S Bright Star—makes more sense when you see it at night.
The Ageless Appeal of Armani
The maestro’s menswear is as current as it comes, but never forget the revolution it sparked when it debuted in 1975.
Tudor's Black Bay Goes Back to Its Roots
Experience the essence of tradition and timeless sophistication.
Louis Vuitton's Exceptional New Feats of High Watchmaking
Each of the three designs was inspired by the Japanese art beloved by the founder's grandson, Gaston-Louis Vuitton.
Why Dries Van Noten Is Shorthand for Good Taste
He is a designer's designer. But the greatest feat of this Belgian trailblazer, who is stepping down from his eponymous brand, is creating clothing that any interesting, intelligent person can embrace.
The New Rules of Suiting Up
John Mayer's Collaboration With Audemars Piguet Doesn't Disappoint
A stunning Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, the limited-edition watch was worth the wait.
Hamilton Is Bringing the Dune Watch to Earth
The attitude is all Arrakis.
The Piaget Polo's Gloriously Glamorous Return
The bold, gold watch channels the '70s and '80s in exactly the right way.
Dior's Chiffre Rouge Watch Is Back and as Bold as Ever
And now, it's available in a stealthy matte black finish.
The Best of the Best From LVMH Watch Week
The event is a bright light in the horological dark ages of late winter.