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At 41, Theo James trades Hollywood polish for grass, mud, curls and beautifully relaxed tailoring in British GQ’s September 2026 cover story. Ben Parks captures a mature heartthrob whose sex appeal has only become more compelling with age.
Lance Parker turns 41 today, and the NYC-based male model, strength coach and ultra-endurance athlete celebrates another year with sharp new eyewear portraits for 20/20 Magazine photographed by Matallana.
At 45, Wesley Thevissen proves that presence needs no performance. Photographed by Manny Fontanilla in Belgium, Wesley moves effortlessly from sharp tailoring to leather and striking black-and-white portraits in a confident study of mature masculine beauty.
After more than 60 films, two Oscars, and three decades at the center of popular culture, Brad Pitt is still searching for unfamiliar territory. In Esquire’s 2026 Mavericks of Hollywood cover story, the actor reflects on legacy, loss, ambition, and why every new role must offer something he has never done before.
Jon-Paul Phillips brings rugged elegance to Esquire France’s July 2026 issue, photographed by Zeb Daemen at La Posta Vecchia. Discover the Ford model’s remarkable artistic heritage, passion for the ocean and adventurous life aboard a boat on the River Thames.
Discover Paris-based model and athlete Anthony Douay, whose confidence, athletic lifestyle, and timeless style prove that life—and great looks—only get better after 40.
Alessandro Matri fronts Intimissimi’s IUMAN campaign in a refined take on classic boxer briefs—where technical precision, comfort, and understated masculinity come together. A reminder that true performance starts from within.
At 42, Brazilian actor Igor Rickli embodies a refined, modern masculinity in this striking editorial for The Men Style Brasil, photographed by Brunno Rangel.
At 45, David Gandy steps onto the cover of Esquire France No.1 not just as a model, but as a reflection of modern masculinity—layered, evolving, and unapologetically real. In “Le Bel Âge,” he proves that life beyond 40 isn’t about chasing perfection, but embracing complexity, purpose, and presence like never before.
Miguel Ángel Silvestre stands at a compelling crossroads of experience and reinvention, captured with striking clarity by Valero Roja for the Numéro Netherlands digital cover. Seasoned by iconic roles yet driven by constant evolution, he embodies a modern masculinity—confident, cinematic, and undeniably international.
HUNKS OVER 40