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JACK LOSH Writer and photographer For our June issue, Jack Losh documents the harrowing journeys taken by Ukrainians fleeing Russian attacks and a school that has become a refuge for those seeking safety. “As Putin’s invasion ravages their homeland, Ukrainians are tapping into a deep legacy of DIY, freedom-loving resistance,” Losh says. “That was fully on show in communities nationwide as I left the besieged east and followed the trail of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II.” Office Grails NORIAKI MORIGUCHI Studio creative director, GQ Japan “I really, really love this vintage Levi’s denim from the ’40s.” KYLE HODGE Associate commerce director, US GQ “These shoes from Aurora for Drake’s are luxe slippers for work.” ZAK MAOUI Style editor, British GQ “When Harry Styles drops tees, making sure one is in your wardrobe is the…

Hey, You’re Trending Again

IN MY LAST FEW YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL, Myspace dominated the evenings of nearly every student. Each of our profile pages became this blank plot of digital real estate that was totally our own – something ready to be meticulously customised and tailored by us, for us. To be clear, people took this super seriously, agonising over what music would autoplay, using rudimentary HTML coding to have, say, snow fall across the screen, or tinkering with CSS to give their visitor’s mouse cursor a trippy motion blur. It was all very Web 1.0: clunky, buggy, but lovingly tended to. And more importantly: these pages were ours – one was wholly unable to be mistaken for another. It was a nascent moment of pure, internet-fuelled self expression. That era of internet creativity birthed a…

Hey, You’re Trending Again

We’re Going Crazy in the Metaverse!

THE MOTIVATION to launch GQ’s first metaverse issue started back in December. I was in Miami, hosting a GQ party during Art Basel, and whether you were walking on the beach, browsing the fair, sitting in a meeting, or art-partying under the winter moon, all anybody seemed to be talking about was cryptocurrency, NFTs, and Web3. One afternoon at the fair, I overheard a gallerist implore friends who had stopped by her booth to ask her about anything on earth except goddamn NFTs. (She was selling paintings.) I sat in on a meeting where an executive at one of the big emergent metaverse platforms pitched his vision to a world-famous musician. Meanwhile, I ran into another guy who works in the music business – but was expanding. “Will,” he said, with…

We’re Going Crazy in the Metaverse!

26 Ways to Turn Up the Brightness on Your Summer Wardrobe

MEET OMAR APOLLO With rare endorsements from Pharrell and Tyler, the Creator, the 25-year-old singer-songwriter’s debut album, Ivory, has only cemented his destined stardom. “Songs are like fantasies,” Apollo says. “I write about everything. Nothing’s off-limits.” PHOTO FINISH As a celebration of post-lockdown public life, Dries Van Noten and his design team printed their exuberant spring-summer 2022 collection, including this drapey cotton button-down, with a smattering of smartphone photos – a vibey club shot here, a moody architectural still life there – taken in and around the label’s native Antwerp (£395). COLLARLESS CLOAK Somewhere between a mandarin-collar shirt and a golf jacket, this sleek Emporio Armani top is the ideal ’tweener layer for those unexpectedly cool summer nights (£500). BLINDING BUTTON-UP A nod to the label’s raucous early-noughties era, this ritzy Dolce & Gabbana silk shirt is…

26 Ways to Turn Up the Brightness on Your Summer Wardrobe

The Formation of Mae Martin

“I AM MAE MARTIN.” The first person to tell me this was not the real Mae Martin, but an itinerant farm worker and sometime model I met on a photo shoot in Derbyshire last summer. To that fidgety nonbinary millennial, the name had become equivalent to an identity; they explained that they hadn’t ever recognised themself in a public figure so precisely. When I recount this to the real Mae Martin, they nod – flattered, but unsurprised. They get it a lot. “I am Mae Martin,” they recite, adopting the role of an overidentifying fan. THE REAL MAE MARTIN is a Canadian-British comedian, best known for Feel Good, the semi-autobiographical comedy-drama which they wrote and starred in, playing a version of themselves with exaggerated jitteriness and self-destructive tendencies. The character Mae…

The Formation of Mae Martin

Going Deep on Watches. Extremely Deep

OF ALL THE NEW releases at Watches and Won ders, the international watch trade show in Geneva that took place earlier this year, it was the hardest one to miss. The name alone was huge: TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 1000 Superdiver. A big name for a big 45mm-diameter watch, it boasts a dodecagonal black-and-orange bezel, a chunky bracelet, a garage-door-size helium escape valve, and a brilliant arrowhead hour hand loaded with enough lume to read Proust in the dark – even at 1,000 metres under water. With a large brutalist crown guard and a relatively slim – by deep-dive watch standards – 15.75mm thickness, the message is clear: TAG Heuer is back in the extreme dive watch market. The Superdiver is a project close to TAG CEO Frédéric Arnault’s heart, albeit…

Going Deep on Watches. Extremely Deep

CRYPTO.COM IS COMING FOR YOU

LIKE MOST PEOPLE, I first heard of Crypto.com when Matt Damon popped up on my TV screen and suggested I was a coward. I’ve followed cryptocurrencies for over a decade, but I’ve never invested in them – beyond money laundering, I’d never been able to understand what they were good for. Seeing Damon, though, I understood that the public perception of the technology had reached a new phase. And, yes, I felt in danger of being left behind. ¶ Damon’s commercial is part of a larger, sports-focused marketing push by Crypto.com: the cryptocurrency exchange’s lion-head logo appears on the ice of the NHL, in the octagon of the UFC, and on the shirts of the Philadelphia 76ers. Last November, the company announced it had purchased the naming rights to the…

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The Wild Arrival of Web3 Fashion

YOU WAKE UP, YAWN, stretch, ignore the texts from your uncle, and open your wardrobe. It’s time to decide who you want to be today. Your Gucci sweater and Burberry trench hang neatly above a row of pristine Nike trainers. But today you’re feeling somewhat less… human… and more like a highly intelligent mollusc. You spot the eight-armed hoodie you copped for this exact occasion. Today, you’re going to be an octopus. Welcome to getting dressed in the metaverse, where your daily ritual of self-expression will be taken to its logical – and, probably more often than not, wildly illogical – extreme. The internet has already irrevocably altered the way we buy our clothes, and social media has changed the way we wear our clothes, but the advent of Web3 is…

The Wild Arrival of Web3 Fashion

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What Went Down at The 2022 GQ Food & Drink Awards

WE ARE HAPPY TO CONFIRM that the hospitality industry is very much up and running again. At-home meal kits and premixed bottled cocktails were great for getting through the pandemic, but you can’t beat the indulgence and wild enjoyment of being out and about, eating, drinking and people watching. Restaurants, bars, pubs and hotels in the UK aren’t just back, they’re better than ever. TO MAKE SOME necessary noise about the return, GQ teamed up with Veuve Clicquot and Belvedere Vodka for the eighth year running to give the best in the business something to shout about (as well as a winners’ Waterford Crystal ice bucket and a bottle to put in it, of course) at the 2022 GQ Food & Drink Awards. Welcoming guests to Decimo at The Standard in London’s…

What Went Down at The 2022 GQ Food & Drink Awards

FIND YOUR DREAM HOME (THAT YOU’LL HAVE TO PAY RENT FOR.) As housing becomes increasingly less affordable in the physical world, it’s also booming in the metaverse. And Metaverse Group is at the forefront of digital property acquisition. Last year, it purchased a massive amount in Decentraland and The Sandbox, which it rents out to interested parties – for instance, a £2 million plot in Decentraland where Metaverse Fashion Week was held. Andrew Kiguel, a former property investment banker and the CEO of Tokens.com (of which Metaverse Group is a subsidiary), estimates that Metaverse Group’s portfolio is currently worth somewhere between £20 million and £25 million. GQ: Who are your tenants and how are you collecting rent? ANDREW KIGUEL: The general rule that we’re trying to apply is: about 2 per cent of what…

HUNK OF LOVE BURNING

THERE ARE AN estimated 400,000 Elvis Presley impersonators worldwide, who devote themselves to shimmying into rhinestone jumpsuits, slicking their hair back and swivelling their hips. Who, night after night, croon “Hound Dog” and “Love Me Tender,” and pronounce you man and wife and put on their best Southern drawl to thank you, thank you very much. There is perhaps no other person in human history who has been imitated and idolised as much as Elvis. In the face of the King’s omnipresence, how can a performer who is met with the task of portraying Elvis make it feel… real? After all, even footage of the actual man can feel uncanny, as if he, too, is yet another impersonator playing up the tropes. Now, Austin Butler is taking on the challenge of…

HUNK OF LOVE BURNING

NFT FAQ: Non-Fungible Tokens Explained

GARY VAYNERCHUK: BRIAN GOVE. GRIMES (FIRST USE): TAYLOR HILL/WIREIMAGE. BEEPLE: JASON BOLLENBACHER. MONA LISA: KENZO TRIBOUILLARD. GRIMES (SECOND USE): FRAZER HARRISON. SNOOP DOGG: JC OLIVERA. NADYA TOLOKONNIKOVA: CHRIS SAUCEDO. ALL: GETTY IMAGES. TOM SACHS: ROCKET FACTORY X TIFFANY & CO.: COURTESY OF TIFFANY & CO. (3). BORED APE YACHT CLUB: COURTESY OF YUGA LABS (3). RARE PEPE: COURTESY OF MRHANSEL (3). DJ PEPE: COURTESY OF RARE SCRILLA. CRYPTOKITTIES (4), AZUKI, JACOB & CO WATCH NFT: COURTESY OF BRANDS. MFERS (2), BLITMAP (3), TUBBY CATS, HOWLERZ (2), GRIFTERS, SHIELDS (2), RACCOONS: CC0. ALL OTHER COLLAGE ELEMENTS: GETTY IMAGES.…

NFT FAQ: Non-Fungible Tokens Explained

1 SO WHAT ARE NFTS, ANYWAY? In essence, an NFT, or nonfungible token, is just a record that someone owns something. That record lives on the Ethereum blockchain-an ongoing, impossible-to-fake public ledger that shows everyone who's ever owned the thing in question. (So even if someone can copy and paste your cartoon of an ape, the real one-the only real one - is clearly and incontrovertibly yours.) Of course, NFTs aren't just small artworks-they can serve as contracts or tickets to events or memberships in clubs. And, in some cases, they're shockingly valuable: it's not unheard of for certain NFTs to run to six figures. And, uh, people spent around £15 billion buying and selling these things last year. But that's getting ahead of ourselves. What NFTs are, fundamentally, is that…

SO YOU WANT TO BUY AN NFT

9 SO HOW DO I ACTUALLY BUY ONE? Getting your hands on an NFT isn't exactly simple, but it doesn't have to be terribly complicated either. Here's how to grab your first, in five easy steps. J.K. 1. Set up a MetaMask wallet. MetaMask makes one of the OG digital wallets, which is where you'll store your NFTs. It's a popular choice because it works across NFT marketplaces and is easy to install in your browser. MetaMask will generate your "secret recovery phrase," 12 words that act as the private key to your wallet. Write those down - say, on actual paper-and hide them somewhere, such as in a safe, or use a secure password manager. Don't show them to anyone else and don't lose them. If you do, you'll lose access…

SO YOU WANT TO BUY AN NFT

ARE NFTs THE FUTURE OF ART-OR ANYTHING ELSE?

15 SO I BOUGHT MY FIRST NFT. HOW DO I DISPLAY THIS THING? While your NFT lives on your computer, a few products bridge the gap between digital art and physical display. Canvia's frames use proprietary tech to make your digital art look like a print or painting, and Infinite Objects lets you buy your NFT already framed for as little as £100. Lago's new£7,500 NFT frame already promises to be a status symbol: it looks like a TV and responds to voice commands. J.K. 16 ARE NFTS REALLY ART? Noah Davis runs the NFT auctions at Christie's in New York, where he has shepherded headline-making sales from Beeple, FEWOCiOUS, and Justin Aversano. He's also the artist behind Howlerz, a less-highbrow NFT collection of cartoon wolves. D.C. "I've been in the art auction world…

ARE NFTs THE FUTURE OF ART-OR ANYTHING ELSE?

BORED APE GOES HOLLYWOOD

Sonny Q, who would prefer I not use his last name, was telling me about the exorcism he had received as a younger man in Boston, in which he lay in a bath while a priest covered him with eggs. “I had a weird spirit on me,” he said. “I was struggling, doing bad things and having constant failures. Bad things happening in my life over and over and over again.” Stoutly built and bearded, he shook his head sombrely as he recalled the demon possession that had nearly ruined him. It was early spring, we were on the crowded deck of a private club in Hollywood, on Sunset Boulevard, and he was sharing this story by way of illustrating why he particularly valued a passage from the Gospel of Mark…

BORED APE GOES HOLLYWOOD

Joe Alwyn, Normal Person

When Joe Alwyn was starting out as an actor, he went to great lengths to psych himself up for scenes that required deep emotional excavation. 2016’s Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk – Alwyn’s plucked-from-drama-school debut, in which he played the titular American soldier with undiagnosed PTSD – featured a scene that required him to conjure a full emotional breakdown, blubbering in the arms of Kristen Stewart, who was playing his sister. In the lead-up to the scene, he plodded around a car park set in Atlanta, Georgia, at 5am, like a stroppy teenager, getting himself in the headspace to force hot, salty tears out of his eye sockets. It wasn’t just him. “Kristen was storming around the car, hitting the car and working herself into whatever place she needed to…

Joe Alwyn, Normal Person

THE SCHOOL AS MILLIONS HAVE FLED THE WAR, ORDINARY UKRAINIANS’ LIVES HAVE BEEN TRANSFORMED, FROM CIVILIANS TO SOLDIERS AND TO VOLUNTEERS. HERE, ONE JOURNALIST TELLS OF HIS HARROWING JOURNEY OUT OF KHARKIV, AND HIS STAY AT A SCHOOL THAT HAS BECOME A WAYPOINT FOR THOSE SEEKING SAFETY.

THE HEADMASTER PUTS ON HIS SPECTACLES, LEAVES HIS ASSAULT RIFLE IN THE OFFICE, AND SETS OFF TO MEET THE LATEST ARRIVALS. DARKNESS HAS FALLEN ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF VINNYTSIA, IN CENTRAL UKRAINE. THE SCHOOL’S LIGHTS ARE off to conceal the building from Russian air raids, so the headmaster walks down blacked-out corridors, nodding to his fellow teachers keeping watch, and hobbles outside, an old sports injury nagging at his left knee. A car is parked in the street with its engine running, bags of belongings stuffed in the back. The headmaster greets its passengers, a family of four who have escaped the Russian bombardment of Kharkiv. “Welcome,” he says with a smile, directing them to join hundreds of others inside who have fled the Russian advance. “You’re safe now.” The headmaster, Valery Djakiv,…

THE SCHOOL AS MILLIONS HAVE FLED THE WAR, ORDINARY UKRAINIANS’ LIVES HAVE BEEN TRANSFORMED, FROM CIVILIANS TO SOLDIERS AND TO VOLUNTEERS. HERE, ONE JOURNALIST TELLS OF HIS HARROWING JOURNEY OUT OF KHARKIV, AND HIS STAY AT A SCHOOL THAT HAS BECOME A WAYPOINT FOR THOSE SEEKING SAFETY.

ESCAPE TO ZOOM ISLAND

SOON enough, the morning grind will begin again. The traffic jams, the crowded trains, the lifts and escalators whisking workers to their designated boxes. But that’s not how the working day begins here in Ponta do Sol, an ancient village on the subtropical island of Madeira. It starts at sunrise with clifftop yoga. “Inhale, reach for the ocean,” Lindsay Barrett, a nimble, sandy-blonde instructor tells half a dozen millennials one crisp, clear morning in October 2021. They’re perched on a stone patio a few hundred feet above the Atlantic, which crashes noisily against the lava rocks below. Pink-orange light spreads across the vast blue horizon, far past the green terraced mountains and cascading waterfalls. But these aren’t trustafarians on holiday. They’re professional-class international expats who’ve moved here during the pandemic to live…

ESCAPE TO ZOOM ISLAND

WHEN SINGER-SONGWRITER Dominic Fike tried out for a role in the debut season of Euphoria, it wasn’t just his first time auditioning for a big part in a show. It was his first time acting, period. Fike had been approached by the show’s casting director and made it through several rounds of callbacks easily. Then Euphoria creator Sam Levinson invited him to do a final chemistry read with series regular Barbie Ferreira. Fike decided to prepare like all the greats do: with a little bit of method acting. Since Euphoria is centred on a high school full of more drugs than an all-night rave, Fike took a bunch of shrooms and headed to the audition. You can kind of see where this is going. “I started peaking right when me…

FAZE CLAN’S GRAND PLANS

NOT long ago, I walked into a hulking warehouse – technically, three warehouses conjoined into a gleaming, concrete-floored corporate campus, complete with a 20-foot Astroturf staircase – in Los Angeles. Though now the headquarters of the gaming-and-esports conglomerate FaZe Clan, the building was once home to a Hollywood prop warehouse, and traces of its former tenant were still visible: 30-foot bowtrussed ceilings, immense doorways, an openair lift equipped with an enormous metal hook. But to FaZe Clan cofounder Richard Bengtson, the compound reminded him of something else: “It looks like a Call of Duty map, bro!” This was fitting: Bengtson, under the gamer tag FaZe Banks, made a name for himself in the early 2010s producing videos of his exploits inside the first-person shooter game Call of Duty. When he started,…

FAZE CLAN’S GRAND PLANS

BAD BUNNY’S GIANT LEAP

BAD BUNNY IS in a good place. Fresh off a long-delayed 25-city tour for his third solo album, the most streamed artist of 2021 on Spotify is comfortably ensconced in a waterfront house in North Miami, just across Biscayne Bay from flashier Miami Beach, finishing his latest record. Built out of shipping containers arranged around a patio that looks onto a pool and a dock, this temporary residence is teeming with friends who are also collaborators – his creative director, his photographer, his producer, his jack-of-all-trades. The sliding glass doors are open, but the breeze barely cuts through the humidity and the heat. A chef is at work in the open kitchen, filling the room with the aroma of pork and onions, and a spring break vibe hangs in the…

BAD BUNNY’S GIANT LEAP

ISLANDS IN THE SUN

There are many reasons to love the Balearic Islands. There’s the climate, the sunshine and the fact that the sea is never far away, azure blue and inviting, beyond beaches of powdery sand. This Spanish archipelago has long welcomed tourists, but if you venture beyond the popular resorts, there is an extraordinary diversity of landscapes and experiences to explore, be it Mallorca’s rugged mountains or Ibiza’s famous nightlife. There are some truly breathtaking properties hidden away among the hills, such as the magnificent historic finca pictured above. Located in a tranquil spot on the west coast of Mallorca, overlooking the sea, it sits on over five and a half acres of its own land, which includes a large pool and a tennis court with Centre Court dimensions. With its rustic stone…

ISLANDS IN THE SUN

THE HEIGHT OF STYLE It’s hard to miss the Bryanston – this brand-new development is the tallest residential building to overlook Hyde Park and sits proudly at the meeting point of Mayfair and Marylebone, forming part of the prestigious Portman Estate. Apartments offer uninterrupted southerly views of the green vistas of the park, while the elegant interiors feel warm and inviting. Two entire floors are dedicated to amenities, including a 25-metre indoor swimming pool, a steam room and sauna, a gym with private training rooms, a children’s play area and a 24-hour concierge service. For more information, visit thebryanston.co.uk GREEN-FINGERED THINKING Outer Space Garden Design is a London-based design practice, offering a complete garden and landscape design service. Based in Wimbledon and led by Donald Ingam, the studio works on design projects across…

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