The Official Men's Magazine Thread

[Ed..]

Give Giampaolo Sgura any camera and he still takes the worst photos.

 

[Deleted member 141523]

His cover by Craig McDean was amazing.

 

[JPineapple]

^^ All the McDean’s shots were amazing

 

[SLFC]

I don't know why GQ is so enamored with this guy. Sorry ( not sorry), but Ryan is the most boring man in the world.

Great actor though.

 

[JPineapple]

Attitude named Edward Enimful “Man of The Year”.

But, can we take a minute to talk about this picture? Is just me or his hand on his face is photoshoped? This reminds me that akward pose of Alicia Vikander in her last Vogue cover.

 

[honeycombchild]

Ryan Gosling losing his looks? Please. If that’s what losing your looks renders you looking like, sign me up. What a thing to say.

You can not be fond of a person or dislike an imagine without relating it to the fact you think they’re not good looking. Quite how we’ve got the point in society when we feel we can quite openly say that someone is ‘losing their looks’,no longer attractive, ugly or anything similar via a forum about a person we have likely never met is truly beyond me. The more I read comments like it the less I want to interact with the forums.

Would you stand before a person and tell them ‘you’ve lost your looks’?

 

[Leonardo]

Men's Health USA - October 2018

Editorial: "Style That Moves (With) You"
Photographer: Erik Tanner
Stylist: Ted Stafford
Hair/Make Up: Lisa-Raquel
Model: Andre Ziehe



Men's Health Digital Edition

 

[IndigoHomme]

But, can we take a minute to talk about this picture? Is just me or his hand on his face is photoshoped?

I dont' think so, it's a 'reprint' from the September Issue where he got the cover and the hands in that editorial look normal

 

[amby]

US Esquire November 2018: Steve Carell by Marc Hom, styling Matthew Marden.

Source email from Marc Hom.

 

[Leonardo]

GQ Style UK #27 - Fall/Winter 2018/2019

Editorial: "Great Expeditions"
Photographer: Buzz White
Stylist: Luke Day
Hair/Make Up: Ben Jones
Models: Finn Hayton and Jonas Barros



GQ Style UK Digital Edition

 

[foofur16]

British GQ November 2018: Johnny Depp by Greg Williams


British GQ November 2018 Digital Edition / instagram/gregwilliamsphotography

 

[Leonardo]

ADON - October 2018

Editorial: "Body Work"
Photographer: Clauss Castro
Model: Eder Borges




Adon Digital Edition

 

[Benn98]

GQ Japan December 2018: Naomi 'The Champ' Osaka

 

[Bertrando3]

CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSS Naomi deserved that win and so happy to see a Japanese magazine supporting their star !

 

[JPineapple]

Trans model Laith Ashley is featured in the British GQ anniversary issue.

 

[Benn98]

CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSS Naomi deserved that win and so happy to see a Japanese magazine supporting their star !

I'm also glad! As you can imagine very few American magazines will give her coverage because they don't want to suffer the wrath of Serena, which is ridiculous.

 

[mikel]

I'm also glad! As you can imagine very few American magazines will give her coverage because they don't want to suffer the wrath of Serena, which is ridiculous.

And how exactly will magazines suffer Serena’s wrath if they put Naomi on a cover?

 

[MON]

I'm also glad! As you can imagine very few American magazines will give her coverage because they don't want to suffer the wrath of Serena, which is ridiculous.

I don’t think its Serena’s wrath entirely. Serena was a victim of mysogyny. That’s a different discussion altogether.

The reason why you don’t see magazines putting Naomi on the cover is because as between “Naomi, a Winner” and “You Can’t Keep a Good Woman Down: Serena, a survivor.” The latter is CLEARLY a better storyline in consideration of the times. Personally, I’d milk the latter more than the former. Is it right to milk, profit, and exploit such experience, of course not. But that’s the reality.

I’m 100% sure Serena’s PR team is getting tons of calls from American magazines clamoring for an exclusive.

Nonetheless, let’s not be distracted from the fact that Naomi deserved that win. She’s stunning, and also deserving of publicity.

 

[Benn98]

“Naomi, a Winner” and (or) “You Can’t Keep a Good Woman Down: Serena, a survivor.” The latter is CLEARLY a better storyline in consideration of the times.

In spite of.....? That's what's bothering me. I think Naomi, who's actually the formal winner, was dealt with a shocking hand of cards. Her great moment was already tainted by what went down. And now this. But I'll agree that it's counterproductive to celebrate Naomi's win and Serena's ballsiness in the same breath.

Just amazed that GQ Japan, of all magazines, had the guts to pay tribute to her moment.

 

[KoV]

The controversy surrounding Serena arguably gave Naomi MORE coverage and celebrity than she'd normally receive. No one significant was claiming she didn't deserve to win, the Serena/Misogyny discussion is a separate issue.

And as for which magazine paid tribute to her win? Considering she's Japanese, I hardly think it's surprising a Japanese magazine chose to highlight her.