2016 was a year of many celebrity deaths, and the latest issue of GQ Style pays tribute to one of the legends that we lost with a limited-edition cover starring Jordan Barrett as the musical icon George Michael.
Who would’ve thought three years ago, before Stuart Vevers’s arrival at Coach, that we would be gathered at Pier 94 on a blustery winter night to watch the label’s Pre-Fall show?
GQ UK September 2016 presents: The GQ Collections work by photographer Giampaolo Sgura coworking with stylist Luke Day, stars by Julian Schneyder, Eric Bergmann, both from D'Men, Benjamin Benedek and Jordy Baan both from Elite.
Kai steps in front of photographer Matt Alves for a striking studio session where clean portraiture gives way to dramatic black-and-white studies of the male form. With hard light, deep shadows and an athletic physique, simplicity becomes seriously seductive.
David Lastra proves what consistency can build. This photogallery celebrates his powerful, beautifully proportional physique and the intersection of bodybuilding, masculinity, health and sensuality.
Gucci Primavera brings six very different visions of modern masculinity together as Tom Brady, Shawn Mendes, Jin, Xiao Zhan, Tarzzan and EsDeeKid join a campaign universe led by Kate Moss in Johan Renck’s And We Shall Dance Again.
Tennessee takes the crown. Meet Jaydon Kanipe, the athletic, small-town entrepreneur whose combination of physique, discipline and grounded masculinity carried him from Baxter, Tennessee, to the Mister USA 2026 title in Las Vegas.
Steven Meisel puts the male model back at the center of the fantasy for Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2026, photographing a commanding cast in tuxedos, sharp tailoring and sensual after-dark style.