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The seven-time Super Bowl champ goes between Rolex and Richard Mille.

And it’s on sale.

“The deeper I delved into the theme of this collection, the more I realized that dressing at that time was not about self-promotion, but about self-preservation,” Jerry Lorenzo tells GQ about his fall 2025 line, inspired by the activism of the 1960s.

His fingerprints are already all over your closet. Now, the veteran designer’s name is finally on the tag.

There’s a science to productivity. Here’s how to master it.

The McLaren driver told GQ about making batches of overnight oats, rehydrating with a cold post-race Coca-Cola, and the importance of finding quiet during a hectic race weekend.

Surprisingly, ignorance is usually bliss.

The Irish actor turned himself into a gladiator—and didn't even have to give up beer or cigarettes.

He exploded out of the gate as the stylish craftsman behind films like Alien and Blade Runner. But in his later work, he's become something else, too—a director who gives film's greatest actors room to cook. As Gladiator Week comes to a close, we've ranked the most unbound and brilliant performances in the director's post-Y2K filmography.

More than two decades after The O.C. made him a generational icon, the teen-heartthrob-turned-character-actor stepped back into a romantic TV-series lead on Netflix's Nobody Wants This—and found a devoted audience waiting for him.

This is not a drill—Kendrick's long-awaited project just dropped out of thin air in full.

Costume designer Janty Yates talks about turning the Oscar winner into the Roman god of drip.

“We’re fighting for more than just what we’re fighting for in the ring—we’re fighting for the recognition and the respect that we deserve.”

Now in his second year in the league, the Warriors’ guard has learned a thing or two about rest, travel, and the hidden gems on an NBA schedule.

In recent years, His Airness has given up the basketball court for the racetrack. We hit pit lane with His Airness as his 23XI Racing squad competed for a title.

Sacré bleu, these guys can dress.

Formula 1 veteran Sergio Pérez has had an unexpected career at every turn—and this season is no different. While fighting to keep his privileged seat at Red Bull Racing, Checo invites GQ to a crucial race in Hungary and then back home.

As Netflix’s sweetest queer teen romance series returns for a third season, its stars hung out with GQ in NYC to discuss managing mutual stubble while kissing on camera, fulfilling their Broadway dreams, breaking out with Agatha All Along and Warfare, and why there’s nothing better than going out to dinner.

He’s one of the NFL’s most talented wide receivers, among its most outspoken, and quite possibly the sport’s most stylish player too. Now, on his third team, he’s looking to finally reach football’s promised land.

Thirty-five years after playing the Ghost With the Most made him into an A-list star (and, soon after, a superhero), the legendary screen eccentric whom Jenna Ortega calls “strangely normal” returns to old haunts in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and tells GQ what he’s learned from surviving decades in a fickle business: “You can get insecure and nervous, and go, ‘Wow, boy, I'm not doing so great right now.’ But when you get desperate, you're dead.”