In der aktuellen Ausgabe von GQ (UK)

• Martin Ødegaard’s Third Wind
  As the standard bearer of Arsenal’s renewed hope, the 25-year-old Norwegian has the weight of the Emirates on his shoulders. Pressure? What pressure?
• A Watch Is More Than Just a Pretty Face
  As collectors look to make their grail watches stand out, they’re turning to unique vintage bracelets and paying thousands on thousands for straps on the secondary market.
• The Watch World’s Indie King
  Rexhep Rexhepi designs meticulously crafted watches that are just shy of perfection – and that is exactly what makes them so desirable. We sat down with the young legend in his Geneva workshop (just after the £1.78 million sale of one of his pieces) to understand what makes him tick.
• ChaiNS & ChaRMS
  The bag of the moment is the one you make your own.
• PIERS MORGAN DOESN’T CARE THAT YOU’RE HATE-WATCHING (AS LONG AS YOU'RE WATCHING)
  Britin’s most divisive broadcaster is thriving in his new life as a YouTube firebrand, winning global scoops, uncancelling the cancelled, and providing surprisingly in-depth coverage of the war in Gaza. All of which prompts a surreal question: HAS PIERS MORGAN FIGURED OUT THE FUTURE OF TV NEWS?
• Wes Lang’s Heroes of love…
  LA-based artist Wes Lang this month unveils The Black Paintings, a monumental series of works that play like storyboards to a raucous midnight horror film – and a spiritual quest. Here, GQ collaborates with the artist on a fashion story that brings his stylish characters off the canvas.
• LONDON CALLING
  Make the most of city living with this new cohort of residential developments. Prime locations, bold design and top-notch amenities make them the perfect places to call home
• Make Your First Electric Car an Old Ford Banger
  In a former naval shipyard on the West Coast of the US, one start-up is cooking up cars for the next century – just not the kind you think.
• Sebastian Stan’s American Dream
  With an uncanny performance as a young Donald Trump in The Apprentice and an even less recognisable turn in A Different Man, the shapeshifting actor is embracing his freaky side.
• The Future of Beef? Low-Mileage Cows
  London’s best restaurants are embracing fatty, aged beef, imported to the UK for a big hit of indulgence on the plate. With the first of Northern Spain’s Rubia Gallega breed born on British soil this summer, a decades-long project for sustainable, delicious, local beef has begun.
• “IT’S NOT ABOUT BEING PERFECT. IT’S ABOUT BEING REVOLUTIONARY.”
  Beyoncé Knowles-Carter talks business, legacy, art, and family.
• The Miraculous Resurrection of Notre-Dame
  In 2019, a fire nearly destroyed the crown jewel of France – and the nation set a breakneck five-year deadline to bring it back from the ashes. This is the story of how an army of artisans turned back centuries to restore Notre-Dame by hand, and wound up reviving something even greater than the cathedral itself.
• NOTEBOOK
  A round-up of the latest property news, from exciting properties to superb services