In der aktuellen Ausgabe von GQ US

• How to Suit Up Right in 2025
  Elegance is back, folks. A half decade after COVID made sweatpants king, dressiness is seeing a thrilling return. Here’s your road map for pulling it all off with practiced ease.
• The Karate Kid Takes a Gap Year
  It’s the end of an era for Cobra Kai star Xolo Maridueña. On the eve of the series finale, he tells GQ what’s next: a soul-searching stint in New York City.
• Zenith Shoots for the Rainbow
  Long lauded by in-the-know collectors for its technical achievements, the storied Swiss maker is aiming to go pop with an audacious new timepiece.
• NOVAK DJOKOVIC BEAT TENNIS HE STILL HAS UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
  AFTER WINNING OLYlMPIC GOLD LAST SUMMER, THE 24-TIME GRAND SLAM CHAMPION TOOK CARE OF THE LAST TllfNG HE HAD LEFT TO ACCOMPLISH IN THE SPORT. WHERE HE PLANS TO TURN HIS RELENTLESS ENERGY NEXT—WELLNESS, POLITICS, HISJORY, HUMANKIND—MAY SURPRISE YOU.
• HOW JACQUEMUS BECAME THE CHARACTER OF french fashion
  Thanks to viral designs, destination runway shows, and a cozy relationship with fame, 35-year-old fashion-school dropout Simon Porte Jacquemus has grown his Mediterranean-inspired indie label into the buzziest brand in French fashion. Now, historic maisons and big tech are circling.
• RIDLEY SCOTT IS NOT LOOKING BACK
  NOBODY IS MAKING BIG MOVIES WITH THE SPEED—OR THE CONFIDENCE—OF THE GLADIATOR AND ALIEN MASTERMIND, HE DOESN’T CARE NOW 87. WHO NOTICES.
• Can the Cult of Kiko Kostadinov Go Mainstream?
  Rather than dilute his vision for the masses, fashion’s wildest young designer is converting fans to the church of the weird.
• Everybody Pays The FANUM TAX
  He got big by streaming videos of his gaming exploits. He got huge (like, millions-of-fans huge) streaming videos of his offline life. Now, one of Gen Z’s wildest stories explains his revolutionize the rest of the media landscape.
• THE OFF-THE-GRID ADVENTURES OF WALTON GOGGINS
  Thirty years into his career, America’s favorite character actor has taken a hard turn into leading-man territory—first on the Amazon megahit Fallout, and now in the wildly anticipated third season of The White Lotus. At home in the Hudson Valley, he explains how his latest role took him to the edge.
• MICHAL B. JORDAN WANTS TO SLOW DOWN (BUT NOT RIGHT NOW)
  The Sinners star once told GQ he intended to spend his 20s doing pedal-to-the-floor work, then reevaluate. But at 38, he’s still seeking out new challenges—and pushing that deadline further into the future. FRAZIER THARPE rides shotgun in Jordan’s Ferrari to find out what keeps him moving so fast.
• SATURDAY NIGHT FOREVER
  As Saturday Night Live celebrates a half century on the air, GQ talks to over 50 past and present cast members about life behind the scenes of a pop-cultural institution, from the mortal terror of the audition process to the sketches you never saw.
• The Future of Sperm
  ONE CHIDLESS MAN’S JOURNEY THROUGH THE SCI-FI START-UPS, DIY DONAR CLUBS, AND GROUP MASTURBATION RETREATS ATTEMPTING TO SAVE THE WORLD FROM THE MISUNDERSTOOD APOCALYPSE INSIDE MEN’S BBODIES
• What’s So Mysterious About JOHN MALKOVICH?
  From directing a play in Latvian to designing eccentric fashion lines to shooting a film that won’t be seen until 2115, John Malkovich is one of our most dependably freaky movie stars. In his latest, A24’s Opus, he plays a reclusive genius pop star. To learn about the peculiar new role, GQ traveled all the way to… the suburbs of Boston.
• ANATOMY OF A RIOT
  Last summer, the murders of three children in a small seaside town in England’s northwest triggered a contagion of violence that spread throughout the country practically overnight. The speed and ease with which the riots took shape—propagated by angry men, distorted by social media falsehoods, and amplified by anti-immigrant opportunists—helps explain why this moment when the truth is so fraught is making life in the UK, the US, and beyond feel so dangerous.
• WITH PAIGE BUCKETS
  With elite skills, killer deals, and an army of fans, UConn Paige Bueckers embodies the excitement–and the unprecedented power–of new school women’s basketball.