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IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE WITH GEORGE & BRAD

They've spent three decades living intertwined lives at the inconceivably glamorous height of Hollywood. Now, having crossed the threshold of 60, they're more comfortable than ever throwing bombs, dispensing hard-won wisdom, and, yes, arguing about who had the better mullet in the '80s.

ALEXANDER THE GRITTY

One of India's most creative chefs comes of age.

Penning History

Montblanc marks 100 years of its iconic Meisterstück with new writing instruments inspired by the 1924 Olympic Games.

Royal Enfield Forges a New Path

Say hello to the company's most cutting-edge roadster.

Arooj Aftab Owns the Night

The Grammy Award-winning artist, fresh off a Glastonbury set, speaks to GQ about her new album, Night Reign, from the ideas that led to its conception to its genre-defying collabs with Elvis Costello, Kaki King and more.

Louis Vuitton's New Beat

The luxury maison's latest addition to the Tambour line reiterates its commitment to watchmaking and craftsmanship.

Paris Shows Why the Olympics Never Go out of Style

Celebrating Omega's historic association with the Games.

Kartik Aaryan's Fitness Goals

Ahead of his starring role in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, the actor talks to GQ about the strict diet and fitness regimen that helped him transform for his role in Chandu Champion and the impact it had not just on his career, but also on his life.

Why Is Everyone On Steroids Now?

Suddenly, steroids and a slew of other performance enhancers are moving out of the shadows and into the fitness routines of a new category of enthusiastic user. Across the internet and in gyms, how did body-modifying drug use become so ubiquitous, so effective, so...normal? And can it really be a good thing?

LET THE LUXURY GAMES BEGUN

This summer, as athletes and fans descend on the enmeshed in the Games. It's the grandest convergence of sports and luxury Paris Olympics, LVMH is spending a fortune making sure its brands are ever-but what can it tell us about the Arnault family's broader ambitions?

The Resurrection Of Rishabh

Just 18 months after a life-threatening car accident, the star cricketer has made the most improbable comeback.

Burning Bright

Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar of Udaipur is the scion of one of the world's oldest royal dynasties. He is also an excellent barista and has a penchant for miniature cars and trains.

CORE INTEREST

In a GQ exclusive, three transgender men talk about their relationship with fitness.

The Rise of Flavoured Whisky

By carrying dominant traces of ingredients like honey, citrus, apple, cinnamon, cherry and vanilla, these blends smoothen the usquebaugh's bite.

Going for Gold

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty-or Sat-Chi as they're better known-have had three successful years, winning badminton titles along the way, and breaking records and dry spells for the country. Now, they're heading into the 2024 Olympics with the enthusiasm, energy, and experience it takes to bring home the gold.

TAG Heuer's New Formula 1 Is Fuelled by Nostalgia

The iconic '80s sports watch is back with an upscale refresh thanks to Kith.

DISCO MYSTIC

Asha Puthli was the quintessential creative multihyphenate before the term was invented. Now, unexpectedly, the 79-year-old musician is making a big comeback with new music, collabs, and a Glastonbury performance.

REDEMPTION SonG FRANCIS NEWTON SOUZA

He was condemned, celebrated and copied. Exploring the life and legacy of India's most controversial artist a century after his birth.

How to Dress for a Concert in Your Thirties

GQ World Humour

MARNI'S FRANCESCO Risso WILL NEVER GROW UP

The eccentric Italian designer is proving that the very serious business of fashion doesn't have to be very serious at all.

WELCOME TO LAUREN HALSEY'S NEIGHBORHOOD

The red-hot 36-year-old artist has achieved global success with a very local approach: applying imaginative, laser-like focus to a few square blocks of her hometown. In doing so, she renders and reflects what it's actually like to live and work in-and never, ever leave-South Central Los Angeles.

MEET THE WILDEST CHARACTER IN THE WORLD'S MOST INFLUENTIAL MUSIC SCENE

Right now, to be the most important new voice in Afrobeats means you might just be the most important new voice in global music, period. That title currently belongs to Asake, a Nigerian singer with bonkers style and a penchant for making speaker-melting hits.

BACK TO THE FUTURE

Goa's buzziest restaurants Praça Prazeres and Larder + Folk traverse the European continent for inspiration.

LEWIS HAMILTON IS CHANGING LANES

The seven-time F1 champ says he still has a world title in him-maybe this year, his final one at Mercedes; maybe next year when he joins Ferrari, a shocking move he tells us he manifested. But it's his passionate work outside of racing-in fashion, in film, in music-that's setting him up to keep making moves after the chequered flag drops on his racing career.

Summer of Sobhita

From Vizag to LA, Sobhita Dhulipala is having a golden run.

THE GQ35 MOST INFLUENTIAL YOUNG INDIANS

It's been 10 heady years since this list was first launched. And this year's edition celebrates India's youth power like never before. These individuals are leaders of powerful tribes, and personalities bearing influence over millions across the globe. They are pioneering business models, defining culture, and disrupting the status quo. They are driving innovation, pushing boundaries, and effecting change. Welcome to the future, today.

The Life-Changing Magic of Asking Kind Strangers to Rate Your Looks Online

On Reddit, a community dedicated to advice on one's appearance has given some men some unexpected confidence-and its moderators are trying to maintain one of the internet's few troll-free places.

Syncretic Jewels

An exhibition by Cartier at the Louvre, Abu Dhabi, highlighted the influence of Islamic art and Indian gems on the French maison's haute joaillerie over the years through more than 400 works from the museum's collection as well as those of partner museums, the Cartier archives, and private collectors.

Regal Touch

A showcase of India's finest vintage cars on the banks of Lake Pichola.

Working Royal: Mahanaaryaman Scindia

The first in a series on India's modern royals, GQ meets Mahanaaryaman Scindia. The son of Gwalior royals Jyotiraditya and Priyadarshini Raje Scindia, he's a tech entrepreneur intent on carving an identity that goes beyond his powerful last name.