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Presenting our Mavericks of Sports and spring issue cover star, @FernandoMendoza.
He won the Heisman Trophy, a national championship at Indiana University, and everyone knows he’s going first in the NFL draft this month. He might look like a Peyton Manning or a Tom Brady or an Eli Manning, but Mendoza also has something to say. He doesn’t just want to explain things—he needs to.
At the link in our bio, the 22-year-old phenom opens up about his faith, his NFL plans, and how he holds it all together.
Story by Ryan D’Agostino @rhdagostino
Photographed by Chantal Anderson @chantalaanderson
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Dillon Peña at The Only Agency @dillonpena @theonly.agency
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @james_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Esquire Editor-in-chief: Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Presenting our Mavericks of Sports and spring issue cover star, @FernandoMendoza.
He won the Heisman Trophy, a national championship at Indiana University, and everyone knows he’s going first in the NFL draft this month. He might look like a Peyton Manning or a Tom Brady or an Eli Manning, but Mendoza also has something to say. He doesn’t just want to explain things—he needs to.
At the link in our bio, the 22-year-old phenom opens up about his faith, his NFL plans, and how he holds it all together.
Story by Ryan D’Agostino @rhdagostino
Photographed by Chantal Anderson @chantalaanderson
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Dillon Peña at The Only Agency @dillonpena @theonly.agency
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @james_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Esquire Editor-in-chief: Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
@ArynaSabalenka has won four Grand Slam titles and currently stands as the top-ranked female tennis player in the world. Along the way, she’s argued with line judges, yelled at coaches, mocked opponents, and smashed countless rackets to smithereens.
She’s owned up to her mistakes, but never at the expense of her game. Now, she’s learning to channel her rage into her game and peace into everything else. Read the full story from our Mavericks of Sports issue at the link in our bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Emily Soto @emilysoto
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Hair by Takuya Yamaguchi, at The Wall Group @tak8133 @thewallgroup
Makeup by Vincent Oquendo, at The Wall Group @vincentoquendo @thewallgroup
Tailoring by Olga Dudnik @olgatailornyc
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @james_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Esquire Editor-in-chief: Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
@ArynaSabalenka has won four Grand Slam titles and currently stands as the top-ranked female tennis player in the world. Along the way, she’s argued with line judges, yelled at coaches, mocked opponents, and smashed countless rackets to smithereens.
She’s owned up to her mistakes, but never at the expense of her game. Now, she’s learning to channel her rage into her game and peace into everything else. Read the full story from our Mavericks of Sports issue at the link in our bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Emily Soto @emilysoto
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Hair by Takuya Yamaguchi, at The Wall Group @tak8133 @thewallgroup
Makeup by Vincent Oquendo, at The Wall Group @vincentoquendo @thewallgroup
Tailoring by Olga Dudnik @olgatailornyc
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @james_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Esquire Editor-in-chief: Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
#JonBernthal has built a life and a career in Hollywood—but he still has the appetite of a man trying to prove himself.
He’s a study in contrasts: an actor who studied acting in Russia and at Harvard; the family man known for playing some of the most dysfunctional characters on TV.
He’s also restless, always on the hunt for bigger and bigger challenges—like, say, doing live theater in a role immortalized by Al Pacino or battling his way through Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” Wait ‘til you hear what he does when he’s off the clock. Read the full story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has built a life and a career in Hollywood—but he still has the appetite of a man trying to prove himself.
He’s a study in contrasts: an actor who studied acting in Russia and at Harvard; the family man known for playing some of the most dysfunctional characters on TV.
He’s also restless, always on the hunt for bigger and bigger challenges—like, say, doing live theater in a role immortalized by Al Pacino or battling his way through Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” Wait ‘til you hear what he does when he’s off the clock. Read the full story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has built a life and a career in Hollywood—but he still has the appetite of a man trying to prove himself.
He’s a study in contrasts: an actor who studied acting in Russia and at Harvard; the family man known for playing some of the most dysfunctional characters on TV.
He’s also restless, always on the hunt for bigger and bigger challenges—like, say, doing live theater in a role immortalized by Al Pacino or battling his way through Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” Wait ‘til you hear what he does when he’s off the clock. Read the full story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has built a life and a career in Hollywood—but he still has the appetite of a man trying to prove himself.
He’s a study in contrasts: an actor who studied acting in Russia and at Harvard; the family man known for playing some of the most dysfunctional characters on TV.
He’s also restless, always on the hunt for bigger and bigger challenges—like, say, doing live theater in a role immortalized by Al Pacino or battling his way through Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” Wait ‘til you hear what he does when he’s off the clock. Read the full story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has built a life and a career in Hollywood—but he still has the appetite of a man trying to prove himself.
He’s a study in contrasts: an actor who studied acting in Russia and at Harvard; the family man known for playing some of the most dysfunctional characters on TV.
He’s also restless, always on the hunt for bigger and bigger challenges—like, say, doing live theater in a role immortalized by Al Pacino or battling his way through Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” Wait ‘til you hear what he does when he’s off the clock. Read the full story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#JonBernthal has struck up a creative partnership with Ebon Moss-Bachrach, his co-star both in “The Bear” and onstage in “Dog Day Afternoon.”
The pair recently co-wrote a surprise episode for the show—the heart-wrenching “Gary”—ahead of its final season. Bernthal reprises his role as the magnetically unhinged Mikey Berzatto, for which he’s earned three consecutive Emmy nominations, plus a win in 2024.
“He somehow makes you deeply care about a deeply complicated person,” says #TheBear creator Christopher Storer. “What I adore about watching Jon is I have no clue what he’s going to do next.” Swipe to see more and read the full digital cover story at the link in bio.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Last summer, #JonBernthal and his wife moved their family from Ojai to a D.C. suburb. It was a bit of a culture shock.
He wanted to expose his kids to diversity, urban grit—but it really was Bernthal’s job, in “Dog Day Afternoon,” that necessitated the move. The sacrifice his family made is not lost on him: “It incentivizes me to work even harder.”
At the link in our bio, the actor opens up about his ultimate ambition: to be the best husband, father, and provider he can possibly be. Swipe to see more.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Last summer, #JonBernthal and his wife moved their family from Ojai to a D.C. suburb. It was a bit of a culture shock.
He wanted to expose his kids to diversity, urban grit—but it really was Bernthal’s job, in “Dog Day Afternoon,” that necessitated the move. The sacrifice his family made is not lost on him: “It incentivizes me to work even harder.”
At the link in our bio, the actor opens up about his ultimate ambition: to be the best husband, father, and provider he can possibly be. Swipe to see more.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Last summer, #JonBernthal and his wife moved their family from Ojai to a D.C. suburb. It was a bit of a culture shock.
He wanted to expose his kids to diversity, urban grit—but it really was Bernthal’s job, in “Dog Day Afternoon,” that necessitated the move. The sacrifice his family made is not lost on him: “It incentivizes me to work even harder.”
At the link in our bio, the actor opens up about his ultimate ambition: to be the best husband, father, and provider he can possibly be. Swipe to see more.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Last summer, #JonBernthal and his wife moved their family from Ojai to a D.C. suburb. It was a bit of a culture shock.
He wanted to expose his kids to diversity, urban grit—but it really was Bernthal’s job, in “Dog Day Afternoon,” that necessitated the move. The sacrifice his family made is not lost on him: “It incentivizes me to work even harder.”
At the link in our bio, the actor opens up about his ultimate ambition: to be the best husband, father, and provider he can possibly be. Swipe to see more.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Last summer, #JonBernthal and his wife moved their family from Ojai to a D.C. suburb. It was a bit of a culture shock.
He wanted to expose his kids to diversity, urban grit—but it really was Bernthal’s job, in “Dog Day Afternoon,” that necessitated the move. The sacrifice his family made is not lost on him: “It incentivizes me to work even harder.”
At the link in our bio, the actor opens up about his ultimate ambition: to be the best husband, father, and provider he can possibly be. Swipe to see more.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
Last summer, #JonBernthal and his wife moved their family from Ojai to a D.C. suburb. It was a bit of a culture shock.
He wanted to expose his kids to diversity, urban grit—but it really was Bernthal’s job, in “Dog Day Afternoon,” that necessitated the move. The sacrifice his family made is not lost on him: “It incentivizes me to work even harder.”
At the link in our bio, the actor opens up about his ultimate ambition: to be the best husband, father, and provider he can possibly be. Swipe to see more.
Story by Michael Sebastian @michaeljsebastian
Photographed by Billy Kidd @billykiddstudio
Styled by Alfonso Fernandez Navas @alfonsofn
Grooming by Melissa DeZarate using Chris McMillan Hair @melissa.dezarate @chrismcmillanhair
Esquire Executive Design Director: Martin Hoops @mhoopsdesign
Esquire Visual Director: James Morris @j_alexander_photo
Esquire Entertainment Director: Andrea Cuttler @angcutt
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#SamForstag has made a career out of parachuting into forest fires. What’s more incendiary than that? Politics, of course.
As Democrats look for a way forward, working people are looking for a new kind of representative in Congress. Could Forstag be the one? Swipe to see more and read the full story by @_cassidyrandall at the link in our bio.
Photographed by @aaronagosto
#TessaThompson means business. The actor sported a sharp, all-black, double-breasted suit and flowing pants for a special screening of “His & Hers” in New York.
#TessaThompson means business. The actor sported a sharp, all-black, double-breasted suit and flowing pants for a special screening of “His & Hers” in New York.
#TessaThompson means business. The actor sported a sharp, all-black, double-breasted suit and flowing pants for a special screening of “His & Hers” in New York.
#OwenCooper just capped off a historic run of wins for his performance in "Adolescence."
More than a year after the series debuted on Netflix, Cooper has swept nearly every major award—from the Emmys to the Golden Globes to last night's BAFTA TV Awards—for his role as a troubled teen at the center of a murder investigation.
Next up: the young actor will star opposite Tessa Thompson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the psychological thriller “Foxfinder,” directed by “Severance” director and producer Aoife McArdle. A new trophy case might also be in order.
#OwenCooper just capped off a historic run of wins for his performance in "Adolescence."
More than a year after the series debuted on Netflix, Cooper has swept nearly every major award—from the Emmys to the Golden Globes to last night's BAFTA TV Awards—for his role as a troubled teen at the center of a murder investigation.
Next up: the young actor will star opposite Tessa Thompson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the psychological thriller “Foxfinder,” directed by “Severance” director and producer Aoife McArdle. A new trophy case might also be in order.
#OwenCooper just capped off a historic run of wins for his performance in "Adolescence."
More than a year after the series debuted on Netflix, Cooper has swept nearly every major award—from the Emmys to the Golden Globes to last night's BAFTA TV Awards—for his role as a troubled teen at the center of a murder investigation.
Next up: the young actor will star opposite Tessa Thompson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the psychological thriller “Foxfinder,” directed by “Severance” director and producer Aoife McArdle. A new trophy case might also be in order.
#OwenCooper just capped off a historic run of wins for his performance in "Adolescence."
More than a year after the series debuted on Netflix, Cooper has swept nearly every major award—from the Emmys to the Golden Globes to last night's BAFTA TV Awards—for his role as a troubled teen at the center of a murder investigation.
Next up: the young actor will star opposite Tessa Thompson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the psychological thriller “Foxfinder,” directed by “Severance” director and producer Aoife McArdle. A new trophy case might also be in order.
#OwenCooper just capped off a historic run of wins for his performance in "Adolescence."
More than a year after the series debuted on Netflix, Cooper has swept nearly every major award—from the Emmys to the Golden Globes to last night's BAFTA TV Awards—for his role as a troubled teen at the center of a murder investigation.
Next up: the young actor will star opposite Tessa Thompson and Ebon Moss-Bachrach in the psychological thriller “Foxfinder,” directed by “Severance” director and producer Aoife McArdle. A new trophy case might also be in order.
@Tyshawn Jones perfects the art of the park hang in #LouisVuitton’s new Men’s Pre-Fall 2026 campaign. Swipe to see more.
@Tyshawn Jones perfects the art of the park hang in #LouisVuitton’s new Men’s Pre-Fall 2026 campaign. Swipe to see more.
@Tyshawn Jones perfects the art of the park hang in #LouisVuitton’s new Men’s Pre-Fall 2026 campaign. Swipe to see more.
@Tyshawn Jones perfects the art of the park hang in #LouisVuitton’s new Men’s Pre-Fall 2026 campaign. Swipe to see more.
@Tyshawn Jones perfects the art of the park hang in #LouisVuitton’s new Men’s Pre-Fall 2026 campaign. Swipe to see more.
Kissing isn’t #PhilDunster’s strong suit.
#CharlyClive #Rooster
Director of Video: @amandakabbabe
Director/Supervising Producer: @bmurrayreal
Producer: @aarrbb
Supervising Cinematographer: @dwoodyard
DP: @alvahcholmes
Associate Cinematographer: @stupid_jokes
Editor: Tess de Leon
Przeglądaj historie na Instagramie w tajemnicy
Instagram Story Viewer to proste narzędzie, które pozwala na ciche oglądanie i zapisywanie historii Instagram, filmów, zdjęć lub IGTV. Dzięki tej usłudze możesz pobrać zawartość i cieszyć się nią offline, kiedy chcesz. Jeśli znajdziesz coś interesującego na Instagramie, co chcesz sprawdzić później, lub chcesz oglądać historie pozostając anonimowym, nasz Viewer jest idealny dla Ciebie. Anonstories oferuje doskonałe rozwiązanie do ukrywania swojej tożsamości. Instagram po raz pierwszy uruchomił funkcję historii w sierpniu 2023 roku, która szybko została zaadoptowana przez inne platformy ze względu na jej angażujący, czasowo ograniczony format. Historie pozwalają użytkownikom dzielić się szybkimi aktualizacjami, czy to zdjęciami, filmami, czy selfie, wzbogaconymi o tekst, emotikony lub filtry, i są widoczne tylko przez 24 godziny. Ten ograniczony czas sprawia, że historie cieszą się dużym zaangażowaniem w porównaniu do zwykłych postów. W dzisiejszym świecie historie to jeden z najpopularniejszych sposobów komunikacji na mediach społecznościowych. Jednak gdy oglądasz historię, twórca może zobaczyć Twoje imię na liście oglądających, co może stanowić problem związany z prywatnością. Co jeśli chcesz przeglądać historie, nie będąc zauważonym? Tutaj Anonstories staje się przydatne. Umożliwia oglądanie publicznej zawartości Instagram bez ujawniania tożsamości. Wystarczy wpisać nazwę użytkownika profilu, który Cię interesuje, a narzędzie wyświetli ich najnowsze historie. Cechy Anonstories Viewer: - Anonimowe przeglądanie: Oglądaj historie bez pojawiania się na liście oglądających. - Brak konta: Oglądaj publiczną zawartość bez logowania się na konto Instagram. - Pobieranie zawartości: Zapisuj dowolną zawartość historii bezpośrednio na swoje urządzenie do użytku offline. - Przeglądaj najważniejsze: Dostęp do Instagram Highlights, nawet po 24 godzinach. - Monitorowanie repostów: Śledź reposty lub poziom zaangażowania w historię na prywatnych profilach. Ograniczenia: - Narzędzie działa tylko z publicznymi kontami; konta prywatne pozostają niedostępne. Korzyści: - Przyjazne dla prywatności: Oglądaj zawartość Instagram bez bycia zauważonym. - Proste i łatwe: Brak potrzeby instalacji aplikacji lub rejestracji. - Ekskluzywne narzędzia: Pobieraj i zarządzaj zawartością w sposób, którego Instagram nie oferuje.
Zalety Anonstories
Oglądaj IG Stories Prywatnie
Śledź aktualizacje na Instagramie dyskretnie, chroniąc swoją prywatność i pozostając anonimowym.
Prywatny Viewer na Instagramie
Oglądaj profile i zdjęcia anonimowo za pomocą Prywatnego Viewera.
Bezpłatny Story Viewer
To darmowe narzędzie pozwala oglądać historie Instagram anonimowo, zapewniając, że Twoja aktywność pozostaje ukryta przed twórcą historii.
Najczęściej zadawane pytania
Anonimowość
Anonstories pozwala użytkownikom oglądać historie na Instagramie bez informowania twórcy.
Kompatybilność z urządzeniami
Funkcjonuje płynnie na iOS, Android, Windows, macOS i nowoczesnych przeglądarkach takich jak Chrome i Safari.
Bezpieczeństwo i Prywatność
Priorytetem jest bezpieczne, anonimowe przeglądanie bez konieczności logowania się.
Brak rejestracji
Użytkownicy mogą oglądać publiczne historie, wpisując nazwę użytkownika – bez konieczności zakładania konta.
Obsługiwane formaty
Pobiera zdjęcia (JPEG) i filmy (MP4) z łatwością.
Koszt
Usługa jest bezpłatna.
Konta prywatne
Treści z prywatnych kont mogą być dostępne tylko dla obserwujących.
Użycie plików
Pliki są przeznaczone do użytku osobistego lub edukacyjnego i muszą być zgodne z przepisami dotyczącymi praw autorskich.
Jak to działa
Wpisz publiczną nazwę użytkownika, aby oglądać lub pobrać historie. Usługa generuje bezpośrednie linki do zapis