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We Do Not Say Tuxedo, We Say ‘Le Smoking’. An ode to sartorial prestige: Zaram Obasi covers our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, in this fashion story shot by James Anastasi and styled by Man About Town Editor-in-Chief Luke Day. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

Following a critically lauded silver screen debut in 2022’s quadruple Oscar-winning WWI drama All Quiet on the Western Front, Felix Kammerer now wades into Hollywood’s stranger, darker currents with a ticket to Guillermo del Toro’s fantastically macabre Frankenstein. It is, in every sense, an electrifying run for an actor coming fully into the gravity of it all. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, he talks his first encounter with the directing icon on that fateful Oscars night, getting to know the reimagined iteration of his Frankenstein character William, how All Quiet on the Western Front rerouted his career, and his recent appearance in Jonathan Anderson’s final Loewe campaign. Felix wears Loewe on the cover. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

Actor Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù isn’t looking for one big breakout role, but with his quietly authoritative turn in Akinola Davies’s My Father’s Shadow, he’s leaving an indelible mark on the cultural imagination. The first Nigerian film to secure official selection at Cannes, it’s already revered and history-making ahead of its theatrical release. For the British-Nigerian actor, it was a chance to foster his connection to his heritage. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, he talks the indie coming-of-age drama, immersing himself in the big-budget landscape of his debut American project (Black Rabbit), the “Shakespearean” world of his TV breakthrough Gangs of London and boasting a physique that’s inspired Bond rumours. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

Sharing the screen as power-imbalanced cellmates in tumultuous prison drama Wasteman, you wouldn’t think Tom Blyth and David Jonsson conviviality, offscreen, is the type that fills a room. But their bond goes even deeper – driven by mutual adoration and a genuine willingness to show up for each other, they’ll even re-do interviews – similar to this one – if they have to. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, Tom chats to his co-star and new friend-for-life about the indie prison drama, starring opposite Russel Tovey in Carmen Emmi’s queer romantic thriller Plainclothes, the unconventional approach to acquiring his Wasteman physique, and why his upcoming rom-com People We Meet on Vacation was a job that fed his soul. Head to manabouttown.tv to pre-order the issue now! Tom wears suit, shirt & brooch Prada on the cover. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

With his deeply human turn as rough sleeper Mike in Harris Dickinson’s Urchin, Frank Dilanne has found his leading man magnetism. The kind of actor who leaves a performance with more questions than when he began, his insatiable appetite for unearthing new stories might just make him one of film’s most nourishing forces of tomorrow. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, he talks the conversations around othering Urchin provokes, stepping into Mike’s distinctive physicality, visiting a prison as part of his research for the role and how working under the direction of the Babygirl star informed his performance. Frank wears fashion by Prada on the cover. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

For as long as Charlie Hunnam has been an actor, he’s favoured substance over stardom – at times, even forgoing billion-dollar franchises for roles he can really sink his teeth into. With Ryan Murphy’s Monster, he's got the best of both worlds – playing one of history’s most notorious serial killers in one of the decade's most talked about TV phenomena. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, he discusses attempts to understand the mind of Gein, visiting his grave, why his decisive breakout in Sons of Anarchy carried personal significance, and deploying a tradesman’s mentality when faced with the fickle fortunes of Hollywood. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

No stranger to a high-stakes family drama, The Crown breakout Luther Ford swapped Buckingham Palace for the Battle of Hastings in latest series, King & Conqueror. A fast-rising golden boy of our screens, not to mention high fashion campaign face – he’s also got his sights set on the director’s chair. The only obstacle? His schedule. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, he talks King & Conqueror filming days in rugged Icelandic landscapes, hopes to tell stories from behind the lens, cutting his teeth as an actor on Netflix’s hit royal family drama, and why nights out are off the cards as he eases into his mid 20s. Photography & Styling by Davey SuttonWords by Jordan PageGrooming by Brady Lea at A-Frame AgencyPhotography Assistant Bruno McGuffieStyling Assistant Nicholas SkeensVideography by Jay SentrosiSpecial Thanks to Lock Studios TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

Timezones couldn’t stand between the transatlantic friendship of Russell Tovey and Pedro Pascal. Neither could career jealousy – although Pascal is always telling Tovey his ability to segue between the likes of Harold Pinter plays, AIDs crisis fantasia Angels in America and cult BBC Three sitcom Him & Her is something he envies. It’s a bond that deals in love and schoolboy humour in equal measure. But with a quartet of releases for Tovey in 2025’s final quarter – taut, affecting look at 90s gay cruising stings Plainclothes, a Doctor Who spin-off, children’s art book and kaleidoscopic BBC comedy Juice – a transatlantic debrief between pals is the only answer. As Tovey covers our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, they talk why being “vers” is the best, the highlights of 90s queer cinema, how working with first-time director on Plainclothes Carmen Emmi changed Tovey’s approach to filming and why acting as cheerleaders to rising creatives is the most important thing they can do. Russell wears accessories by Montblanc. TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

Matthew McConaughey is a man of his words. The Texan Academy Award-winner, now leading survival-thriller The Lost Bus, has staked his career on a heady cocktail of belief, faith and conviction. With his new devotional collection, Poems and Prayers – already a New York Times Best Seller – he’s finally ready to share the recipe. Covering our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue, he sits down with son and The Lost Bus co-star Levi McConaughey to trade lessons: McConaughey senior passing down the hard-won truths that continue to shape him as an actor, as an author, as a father and as a husband. Matthew wears fashion by Jacquemus and timepiece by Audemars Piguet TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Please note: All pre-ordered items will be shipped via your chosen delivery method as soon as the issue has been printed and is ready for dispatch.

“I had such a bizarre, complicated, kind of devastating and funny experience in college. Overcompensating is for everybody feeling like they’re just inherently unlovable and they have to do so much to make up for it, but they’re going about it the wrong way because I don’t think we are inherently unlovable. That’s the whole point.” A longstanding darling of the online cosmos thanks to his scandalous wit and A-list parodies (Kourtney Kardashian, Shawn Mendes, Timothée Chalamet) – Benito Skinner is now transferring his qualifications to the small screen, with college-set, coming-out sitcom Overcompensating. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he reflects on his graduation into Hollywood, the sinuous path of queer young adulthood, recruiting Charli xcx to score the show and the potential for Spongebob to be an icon of gender fluidity. Benito wears watch by Omega TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by Richie Lee DavisStyling by Douglas VanLaninghamWords by Andrew Wright Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art DirectorNatasha Lesiakowska Hair by Nathaniel Dezan at OPUS Beauty using Balmain HairSkin by Loftjet at Forward Artists Special Thanks to The Venice Beach House

Just months after swapping London life for The Big Apple, Calum Harper saw his face on Time Square’s iconic billboards. A dream he’d manifested – and shared on TikTok – just over a year prior, his first ticket to the LED displays would come via his debut global campaign for Karl Lagerfeld, another dream come true in itself. A poster boy for the modelling industry of his times, as well as becoming one of men’s fashion’s most recognisable faces, the Gloucestershire-hailing 22-year-old is cataloguing his experiences for his 2.7m followers on TikTok. Covering our Spring/Summer 2025 issue, he talks how trusting the process has helped him through his industry’s turbulent tides, his early content-creation efforts as a fitness influencer, how a delayed flight almost scuppered his Oscars appearance in February and why noughties classic High School Musical was an unlikely impetus for his career. Calum wears fashion by Karl Lagerfeld TAXES/DUTIES: Additional duties and taxes may apply depending on your country and delivery address. Photography by David RoemerStyling by Seppe TirabassiGrooming by Scott McMahan at Honey Artists using Skin Dialogue Editor Andrew WrightArt Director Michael MortonFashion Director Luke DayProduction Director Lola RandallJunior Art Director Natasha Lesiakowska Producer Gillian AvertickVideography by Mylo Butler

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