In der aktuellen Ausgabe von GQ (UK)

• It Was Great to Not See You
  THE YOUTH, THEY’RE telling us, are going out less, hanging out less, partying less, fooling around less. We’re all so lonely, lonely, lonely, they’re saying; oh, have you seen this chart that shows just how lonely we all are? Look at that y-axis! Lockdown! Zoom meetings! Ocado delivery is antisocial!
• 37 Ways To Give Your Fits Some Spring
  Caden Cunningham has his Olympic career all mapped out. And now, he’s dropping the blueprint for grail menswear too.
• Caden Cunningham’s Eyes Are on the Prize
  Team GB’s taekwondo contender set his sights on Olympic glory when he was a child. Now his dreams go way further.
• John Mayer Designs Killer Watches, Too
  Everything about the guitar god and A-tier collector’s debut collaboration with Audemars Piguet has defied his wildest dreams.
• No Country for Old Menswear
  From the wilds of Australia to its coasts, exceptional menswear of all shades has been bubbling down under for the better part of a decade. And now, in a style era that’s never felt more global, a quartet of labels are exporting the vibes to the rest of the world.
• THE WORLD’S MOST CREATIVE COMPANIES 2024
  Suddenly, the most exciting, most pioneering and most successful businesses on earth are distinguished by one thing: their creative spirit.
• The New Gold Standard in Tasteful Watches
  Piaget’s Polo 79 once again marks the end of the steel sport watch’s reign – and the start of something much more fun.
• Jonathan Nolan’s Vision of Existential Dread
  TV heavyweight. Soothsayer of doom. Brother to Chris. As his multimillion-dollar Amazon adaptation of the hit game franchise Fallout looms, the Westworld creator is spending a lot of time thinking about risk.
• How Car Culture Got Supercharged
  Has there ever been a more thrilling moment in cars? Retro bangers are all the rage, celebrity collabs keep popping up and F1 has gone from weekly viewing to a 24/7 obsession. Welcome to culture’s big automotive moment.
• 16 Paths to a New Signature Scent
  So you’ve found your forever fragrance: good for you, buddy. But it’s always nice to play the field, and we advocate for mixing up your rotation with the god-tier scents of 2024.
• The Life and Size of Alan Ritchson
  After almost 20 years on screen, with landmark roles in Reacher and a Guy Ritchie movie, the actor isn’t playing the nice guy. He is the nice guy.
• The Radical New Wave of Celular Cosmetics
  Exosomes are the messengers between the cells of most living things. And now, they’re being used by A-list clinics to refresh skin and hair on a cellular level. But do they work?
• New Cuts on the Block
  Box braids. Frosted tips. Boyband curtains. Welcome to the ’90s grooming redux.
• The Life-Changing Magic of Asking Kind Strangers to Rate Your Looks Online
  On Reddit, a community dedicated to advice on one’s appearance has given some men some unexpected confidence – and its moderators are trying to maintain one of the internet’s few troll-free places.
• LEWIS HAMILTON IS CHANGING LANES
  The seven-time F1 champion says he still has a world title in him – maybe this year, his final one at Mercedes; maybe next year when he joins Ferrari, a shocking move he tells us he manifested. But it’s his passionate work outside of racing – in fashion, in film, in music – that’s setting him up to keep making moves after the chequered flag drops on his racing career.
• QUEEN of the YOUTH
  Hunter Schafer has built a career by saying yes: to activism, to modelling, and then to acting, where Euphoria made her a star. Now, with a budding movie career and big plans in just about every field you can imagine, the Gen Z icon is figuring out exactly what sort of creative life she’d like to lead.
• DARK KINGDOM
  Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross – best friends and Nine Inch Nails bandmates – found unlikely creative fulfilment (and a couple of Oscars) by reassessing what they had to offer as musicians. Now they’re thinking even bigger, and imagining an artistic empire of their own making.
• MEET THE WILDEST CHARACTER IN THE WORLD’S MOST INFLUENTIAL MUSIC SCENE
  Right now, to be the most important new voice in Afrobeats means you might just be the most important new voice in global music. That title currently belongs to Asake, a Nigerian singer with bonkers style and a penchant for making speaker-melting hits.
• MARNI’S FRANCESCO RISSO WILL NEVER GROWUP
  The eccentric Italian designer is proving that the very serious business of fashion doesn’t have to be very serious at all.
• LONDON CALLING
  From grand old buildings to bold new towers – the capital is home to a beguiling variety of new residential developments with an array of five-star amenities