Hearst Magazines and RPSG Lifestyle Media to launch Indian edition of Esquire

Posted Wednesday, December 6, 2023 1:30 pm

The News Desk | MediaBrief

Hearst Magazines International has announced the launch of Esquire India under a multi- year licensing agreement with RPSG Lifestyle Media.

Established in 1933, Esquire presents man at his best, focusing on evolved taste and style, storytelling, and culture. Through award-winning journalism and visually compelling content, Esquire defines, reflects and celebrates what it means to be a man in contemporary times.

Esquire currently has 18 editions worldwide, and Esquire India will be its 19th, making it one of the largest men’s lifestyle brands in the world. The announcement was made by Jonathan Wright, Hearst Magazines International president, and Avarna Jain, chairperson of RPSG Lifestyle Media.

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Hearst Magazines and RPSG Lifestyle Media to launch Indian edition of Esquire

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