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The most iconic Esquire covers of the 1960s were shot by one man, Carl Fischer. But the frames he shot on either side of those images—some shown here for the first time—are revealing and make those images startlingly fresh again.

MediaSlut's choice of the best international magazine covers this week: The New York Times Magazine, Thursday Magazine, TIME (Digital) and Esquire.

Spanning over twenty years, Esquire's covers have always considered their subjects playfully as befits one of Playboy's more tasteful rivals. Obviously, however, we're partial to the ones that relate to travel and the machines that make it easier for us to do so.

Esquire is a monthly mens magazine first published in 1933 with the mission “to become the common denominator of masculine interests—to be all things to all men.” Well 82 years later, E…

“Andy Warhol Drowns in His Own Soup”A celebration of the Pop art movement, the cover featured Warhol ironically in a Campbell’s soup can. According to Lois, “When this article came up, I decided to show him drowning in his own soup. He knew it was just a friendly spoof on his original claim to fame.”

Wow, Scarlett Johansson on this new cover Esquire Russian edition

Have women always been "ornamental" on the cover of Esquire? We combed the archives to find out.

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