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The Oscar-nominated star of The Brutalist talks to GQ about the sweater he took home from the campaign shoot, his dialed-in awards circuit style, and why he wishes Winning Time had lasted one more season.

Everything you need to know about the most coveted detail in dungarees.

During the Super Bowl halftime show, Kendrick Lamar’s flared jeans added fuel to the taunt-made fire.

Hidden beneath those viral Celine jeans, KDot sported a pair of Deion Sanders’s most beloved signatures.

"He can make anything kind of work," designer Mike Amiri tells GQ of the Kansas City Chiefs star's lounge lizard two-piece.

From football stars to top models, the inaugural GQ Bowl fashion show featured an all-star lineup.

The coveted Astro Grabber is back wearing a whole new uniform.

From the Heat’s Vice Nights bangers to France’s 2022 World Cup grails, we’re running through all the sickest, slickest, most stylish kits released since 2000.

In an era of way-too-chill suiting, the Hollywood legend proves it’s still nice to dress up.

Seiko's delightfully dainty SWR is a dead ringer for a certain Cartier grail, at a fraction of the price.

After just two years, Gucci’s onetime white knight departs amidst falling sales.

The pop star can’t get enough of Loewe’s latest cozy grails.

Studio Nicholson founder Nick Wakeman on old-man swag, the power of proportions, and 15 years of success.

Thanks to a labor-law loophole, Oobah Butler’s new clothing line was largely designed by unpaid children. “It made people like myself, who work in marketing, feel very tiny,” he tells GQ. “Like, a child could do a better job.”

All the most iconic versions of arguably the most iconic sneaker ever.

How USM, the once-staid Swiss office furniture specialist, turned shelves themselves into a work of art.

After rocking True Religion jeans and throwback Starter jackets, it was only a matter of time before the Oscar nominee dipped his toe in the plush velour waters.

When it comes to functional fashion, few names are as recognizable as Gore-Tex. Here’s why.

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

When you’ve said all you can say about a certain Toronto rapper, you hit ’em with the joutfit.

The metalcore heroes brought the heat in a cavalcade of Bode, Rick Owens, and Goodfight. “This is absolutely an example of us sneaking into situations that our band was never meant for,” frontman Bryan Garris tells GQ.

The Miami Heat veteran dug up a pair of midcentury heirlooms to honor his hooper father and Beach Boy uncle in the pregame tunnel.

The comedian may be down a couple—or a couple hundred—tattoos, but he’ll still pair a fringed leather jacket with neon socks.

The pop star is in the midst of another eye-catching outfit heater.

As clean as it gets.