In der aktuellen Ausgabe von GQ (UK)

• No, I Insist, You First
  A STRANGE THING HAPPENED LAST WEEK. My friend Jamie called. You have a friend like Jamie, I assure you; the kind of friend from whom a call means something is about to happen.
• 48 Firestarters for Your Hottest Summer Wardrobe on Record
  For too long, too many guys have escaped to the country. But stay! Summer in the city is hot, heavy and frenziedly well-dressed.
• Will One of These Six Women Bring It Home?
  They’ve dominated England’s ascendant Women’s Super League. Now, as the women’s Euros head to Switzerland, meet the stars set to shape the summer’s biggest tournament.
• TAG Heuer Is Back in the Driver’s Seat
  After a two-decade break, the watchmaker is once again F1’s official timekeeper – and a throwback spin on the legendary Monaco racing chronograph is revving collectors’ heart rates.
• How to Turn Day Drinking Into a Booming Business
  Margot Robbie and her friends just wanted a gin that was as good in a cocktail as topped with tonic. With Papa Salt now the secret sauce in London’s martini boom, they put their success down to keeping each other in check.
• Brunello Cucinelli’s Italian Pastoral
  Since 1978, the billionaire fashion designer has sought to lead his luxury empire – and the town that became its heart – with benevolence. And with the industry bracing for tariffs and trade wars, protecting his self-made Umbrian paradise has never felt more vital.
• Changed Pop. Can He Change Music?
  Having made hits for everyone from Beyoncé to Kendrick Lamar, the producer and solo artist behind your favourite heart-tugging beats is on a new mission: to make art more viable for artists and better for listeners.
• Can This Neuroscientist Save Us From Ourselves?
  Fundamentalism, Brexit and the rise of Trump drove Dr Leor Zmigrod to study the link between rigid world views and rigid brains. It turns out a book is just the first step to changing minds.
• How Hyrox Took Its Cardio Cult Global
  Cofounder Christian Toetzke has built a social movement by gamifying – and democratising – a fitness race that’s equal parts torture and exhilaration.
• PinkPantheress Is Back in the Chat
  After taking some time off to cool down from her red-hot rise, the singer slash producer is back with a new mixtape – a collection of club tracks befitting her hard-partying teen years.
• Has Bigger Dreams for the Grindset Guys
  The City trader turned YouTube crusader is fighting for a fairer economy, one viral confrontation at a time. Can he spark a movement?
• F1’s Stefano Domenicali Has His Foot on the Floor
  Formula 1 has been busy making itself the biggest sport in the world – and the man responsible is set on extending its lead.
• If Emma Grede Is Selling It, We’re Buying It
  The cofounder of Skims knows what young people will spend money on. Her secret sauce for launching multiple 10-figure businesses? A formidable network, good instincts and old-fashioned East End grit.
• Is Making a New Kind of British Banger
  At 27, the Gen Z star already has millions singing along to his high-vibe folk-pop. With a new EP en route, Smith is on an ascent from Luton to the planet’s most hallowed stages – and shrugging off pigeonholing along the way.
• George Heaton’s Perpetual Motion
  How do you grow a fashion label at rapid pace while staying faithful to your hometown in the valleys of Lancashire? The answer for Represent’s cofounder: become your brand.
• How to Make a Pub the Sceniest Hang in Town
  First came the glowing reviews and the evaporation of the chance of getting a table, then viral fame on social, and, finally, the celebrities. We asked The Devonshire’s Oisín Rogers how he pulled it off.
• Ash Sarkar vs the Culture Warriors
  In her new book, the journalist unpicks identity politics, moral panics and the attention economy supercharging it all.
• THE GARDEN OF STEPHEN
  ONE OF BRITAIN’S GREATEST ACTORS, STEPHEN GRAHAM HAS LONG BEEN FETED BY SOME OF THE BIGGEST NAMES IN HOLLYWOOD. BUT RATHER THAN CHASE FAME AND GLORY IN AMERICA, HE DOUBLED DOWN ON MAKING GRITTY WORKS OF SOCIAL REALISM BACK HOME. WITH THE SEISMIC SUCCESS OF ADOLESCENCE, THOSE EFFORTS ARE BEARING FRUIT.
• THE SPARK SYMBOL THE DRAGMATIS
  AS A GIRL, MALALA YOUSAFZAI HAD THE UNUSUAL COURAGE TO CHALLENGE THE TALIBAN. THEIR FAILED ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT MADE HER A GLOBAL SYMBOL. NOW, INSTITUTIONS ARE TEETERING AND ACTIVISM IS BURNING OUT. SO HOW DO YOU DO THE WORK WHEN NOBODY AGREES ON ANYTHING ANY MORE?
• HOW JODIE COMER FOCUSED THE Fury Rage
  WHAT UNITES THE SCOUSE CHAMELEON’S LONG-AWAITED ZOMBIE SEQUEL AND A TONY-AWARD-WINNING ONE-WOMAN PLAY ABOUT THE LEGAL SYSTEM? AS IT TURNS OUT: RAGE.
• THE LASTING HIGH OF JONATHAN BAILEY
  BRIDGERTON VISCOUNT. WICKED PRINCE. SHAKESPEAREAN KING. AS ONE OF BRITAIN’S MOST IN-DEMAND ACTORS KICKS OFF A BLOCKBUSTER SUMMER WITH JURASSIC WORLD: REBIRTH, HE’S STILL FEELING THE AWE OF IT ALL.
• THE NEED FOR SPEED
  How Damson Idris, Brad Pitt, Lewis Hamilton, Formula 1, and the team behind Top Gun: Maverick combined powers in an attempt to make the greatest motor racing film of all time.
• PARTY OF THREE
  With their fourth album, I Quit, Alana, Danielle and Este Haim expunge negative feelings about shitty exes, bad dates and a rock music community that refuses to acknowledge them. Now, as Alana puts it, “it’s time to party.”
• The Trials of the Daughter
  Last year, the world was transfixed by the trial of Dominique Pelicot, who for years drugged and – along with dozens of other men – systematically raped his wife Gisèle. The trial made French history. Gisèle, who waived anonymity to bring her rapists to justice, was hailed around the world as a feminist hero. The couple’s daughter, Caroline Darian, has been left with more questions than she had when it started.
• DANDY LAND
  To celebrate Superfine: Tailoring Black Style – the new exhibition at the Costume Institute at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art – GQ collaborated with Vogue for a fashion portfolio paying homage to the Black dandy, starring influential figures of our time.
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• ROYAL BOROUGH LIVING
  With world-class museums, fantastic shops and ample green space, Kensington and Chelsea is the jewel in London’s crown. Find out why everyone wants to live in this property hotspot
• BLOOMING MARVELLOUS
  Discover some of Britain’s best artisan brands at Chelsea Barracks’ annual spring fair with House & Garden, taking place this year from 21 to 24 May, just across the road from the Chelsea Flower Show
• NOTEBOOK
  A round-up of the latest exciting property opportunities, at home and abroad