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For the debut of director Xavier Tera’s The Colour of the Sun, the producer and playwright helped deck the entire cast out in Maison Margiela—and threw an afterparty for the ages.

On Sunday night, a starry crew from across sports took in Ben Shelton’s match from the legendary designer’s swanky new digs at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

After a few years of dormancy, the 93-year-old badminton sneaker—once beloved by Kurt Cobain and James Dean—is back with a brasher, brawnier, definitively remastered silhouette.

The breakout filmmaker also gives updates on his upcoming Magic: The Gathering movie and when we’ll see a third season of Nirvanna the Band the Show.

The 23-year-old actor skyrocketed to fame with his debut, The Holdovers. Now, with Tony, he’s back in another coming-of-age leading role, playing only one of the most widely beloved figures of the 21st century. No pressure.

A flawless pair of French shoes, the world’s greatest catered work lunch, and more dispatches from Florence’s biannual Menswear Comic-Con.

At Pitti Uomo, the Irish designer delivered a tender, romantic collection of lacy silk tops, ruffled technical outerwear, and dramatic loose tailoring.

GQ’s senior style editor reflects on the legendary British artist, who died on Thursday at 88. The painter was as gifted at deploying splashy hues in his wardrobe as he was in his work.

The NBA legends dish on partying with Prince, facing off against Michael Jordan in the SkyDome, and their new podcast Cousins.

What grooms and guests should know.

The avant-garde house kicked off a weekslong project in China by debuting its breathtaking—and surprisingly wearable!—fall 2026 collection on the runway.

From supplements to testicle ice baths, anxieties about infertility are pushing men to great lengths to preserve their sperm.

A definitive guide to the 50 pieces of clothing every man needs for the spring and summer.

The WWE 2K26 cover star dishes on letting go of past grudges, his 2026 dream match, and why Paul Heyman is a national treasure.

A new documentary traces the boozy, much-hated NYC tradition back to its roots in a joyous '90s art scene. We dragged the director out to mingle with the Kringles.

Battery-powered timepieces get a bad rap among collectors, but as guest Box + Papers columnist Yang-Yi Goh argues, the wildly reliable technology deserves far more respect.

Marc stopped taking his hair loss medication when strange symptoms occurred. Then his life began to unravel.

With his unmatched work ethic, the Oklahoma City Thunder star has come back from every NBA offseason a dramatically improved player. So what happens the season after winning the NBA championship, the scoring title, and both the league and Finals MVP trophies? That’s when the Kobe comparisons begin.

In the new Jordan Peele–produced horror film Him, Tyriq Withers stars as a fresh-faced quarterback learning the ropes from a wily vet played by Marlon Wayans. The 27-year-old former football player was unusually well suited for the challenge—then again, meaningful projects do keep seeming to find him at precisely the …

The legendary Blink-182 drummer tells GQ about his cache of “500 to 800 T-shirts,” loving Dickies as much as Dior, and why not much in his wardrobe has changed: “I still walk off stage looking exactly like this every night.”

The actor and diehard Spurs supporter tells GQ his feelings on Ange Postecoglou’s sacking, Son Heung-min’s potential transfer, and what it was like working with Christopher Nolan on his latest blockbuster.

GQ’s Yang-Yi Goh roamed the All England Club and spoke to former players, power stylists, and one Tom Holland about the secret sauce behind all those impeccable Centre Court looks.

Embrace the homies-in-law.

“Fewer choices, higher prices, and potentially lower product quality,” one buyer told GQ of the effect Trump’s new import taxes might have on independent brands and stores.

This season, the beloved cooking competition has ventured north of the border—a land of consistently thrilling cuisine and sudden geopolitical tension. So why does the show feel flatter than ever?

The humble sweater vest has had one hell of a decade. In the early 2010s, the knitwear staple was all but left for dead, the sort of fuddy-duddy sartorial relic only your grandpa could love. And then a funny thing happened: Dressing like your grandpa became the coolest thing in …

Behind the scenes in Tokyo with the designer of Blue Tab, the venerable denim brand’s new upscale offshoot.

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