US Esquire October/November 2024 : Andrew Garfield by Mark Seliger

[Kenny]

Source: esquire.com

 

[Kenny]

In my opinion the second to the last photo makes a better newsstand cover and the close up black and white one could make an awesome subscriber's cover 😊

 

[matheus_s]

Strange cover IMO. Well, the pose and the face ruins everything…

 

[ah ah]

This photography looks incredibly dated, this cover and editorial does not absolutely look worthy of Mr. Garfield.

 

[DK92]

They made him miserable in these photos, he is 41 years old and looks almost 60!

 

[mepps]

This could have been, and should have been sooo good, and then they hired Seliger to shoot it.

 

[phungnam96]

Hobo core is the new black?

 

[A.D.C.]

He needs a filter.

 

[honeycombchild]

These are not good photos at all and not at all a great representation of a very handsome subject. He looks tired and so dishevelled. Maybe it was for a role, but even so, big pass for me.

 

[Xone]

The post production ruined everything...nothing interesting...

 

[matheus_s]

there's a cover with the last picture (b/w). its on my digital magazine app thing

 

[Urban Stylin]

The hair doesnt work for him makes him look like a Karen.

 

[Kenny]

there's a cover with the last picture (b/w). its on my digital magazine app thing

This is the cover being sold at Casa Magazines. I like it. It reminds me of the close up covers of GQ in the early 80s only in black and white.

 

[Phuel]

^^^ That version of the cover is the only tolerable image in the entire issue.

Whenever Norman Jean Roy isn’t helming the coverstory, this Esquire instantly plummets into a dusty, dull, dated aesthetic. Mark Seliger is intolerably dated and obnoxiously cliched. These celebs need to slap any photographer that suggests a screaming pose; That sensibility he’s deployed in the mid-2000s for John Varvatos and featuring some annoying person like Perry Farrell needs to be forever left behind in 2004, like Juicy Couture. (...Perry Farrell also gets a 2-page feature in this issue, looking like Caitlyn Jenner’s elderly sis with his brand new squeaky, shiny, tightly-pulled facelift.)



Esquire USA October/November 2024

 

[MModa]

The b&w close-up cover appears on the newsstands and the color cover is sent to subscribers. I prefer the newsstand cover. The entire shoot does not look special in any shape or form. However, I prefer the photography and styling inside featuring comedian Hasan Minhaj. It is shot by Guy Aroch and styled by Nick Sullivan.