In der aktuellen Ausgabe von GQ (UK)

• Absurdly Good Winter Fits Start Here
  Thoughtful king and ascendant singer Joesef hits neutral gear for this season’s winning menswear.
• All Hail Joesef, the Happy King of Sad-Boy Soul
  Meet the Glasgow-born artist reshaping heartbreak music and earning a legion of new fans (Elton John included).
• The Carrera Takes a Victory Lap
  For the 60th anniversary of the Carrera, TAG Heuer has revived one of its all-time grails – an elegant golden version made famous by Ferrari’s Niki Lauda and Mario Andretti (and Ryan Gosling’s Ken).
• Welcome to Rave’s Overground Revival
  With nightclubs struggling since Covid, illegal raves have been picking up the slack – buzzy nights (and days) everywhere from abandoned car parks to woodland clearings. Now, with new talent emerging, brands (legally) getting in on the act, and venues trying to capture its spirit, can the movement go mainstream?
• How JJJJound Defined Good Taste for the Internet Era
  In the mid-noughties, Justin R. Saunders pioneered the internet mood board: an endless scroll of aspirational images that helped define (and democratise) cool for an entire generation. And then he set about turning his discerning eye into a very 21st-century sort of clothing brand.
• The 2023 GQ Grooming Awards
  A bit like the Oscars, but for the most effective products in the entire known universe.
• The Dimple Life
  Eternal symbols of youth and cuteness, dimples are seducing a younger generation to go under the knife for… what exactly?
• Getting Hooked on Miguel
  Pressing (and piercing) the flesh with the supreme leader of soulful seduction on the road to his new album, Viscera.
• In Search of the Elixir of Youth
  In this era of health and nutrition supplements, what’s the optimum cocktail of vitamins and treatments to keep you forever young? And is it a solid solution, or just pure snake oil?
• Personal Best
  GQ asks Londoners an all-important question: what do you use to look so good?
• The Great Deflation
  It’s the era of filler fatigue. Meet the men who decided to turn down the volume on their chins, jaws and lips.
• TIMOTHÉE CHALAMET GOES ELECTRIC
  In Chapter Three of our omgoning project, the young actor talks candidly about coming of age over the last few years - a process he calls "adultfying" - during Which he turned a proffessional corner, discovered a cohort of creative peers, and learned to embrace his own spirit of rebellion.
• marty Scorsese
  Now 80, Martin Scorsese is on one of the most creative runs of his career – and consumed by the challenges (and opportunities) of all that he has left to do.
• The ODYSSEY HAILEY
  The model and founder takes a break from running her blockbuster skincare brand to join us at the hottest hotel in the Caribbean – and to break down her wild journey to stardom over the past decade.
• A Postcard From PALM HEIGHTS
  Inside the Grand Cayman playground for artists, models and the best-looking people on your feeds.
• The GQ Recommends All-Stars
  A comprehensive, deeply vetted guide to the goods you need – from game-raising menswear to vibeenhancing homewares – to live a smarter, sharper life right now.
• CITY LIVING
  Whether you choose to live north, south, east or west, or prefer to be in the middle of it all, these new developments celebrate the best of London
• NOTEBOOK
  A round-up of the latest property news, at home and abroad