British GQ magazine - March 2021 - Joe Biden cover (Special Subscribers' Edition)

British GQ magazine - March 2021 - Joe Biden cover (Special Subscribers' Edition)
Good unread condition - some very light scratch wear to rear cover

JOE BIDEN - Michael Wolff on how Joe Biden heals America. Plus, a deep dive into the president's political (and sartorial) history
16 pages

SIMONE ROCHA - Men, listen up! Simone Rocha is your new female role model. 
Next month, the celebrated womenswear designer launches her fist male line in a hook-up with H&M... and the results are sublime
2 pages

JACK CONTE (CEO OF PATREON) - The secrets of my success
The platform that lets content creators turn their fans into paying subscribers has disbursed £1.5 billion and is valued at £900 million. Here's what the 36-year-old has learned
Quarter page

BERNIE ECCLESTONE - Clever, colourful, controversial, enigmatic and ruthless, Bernie Ecclestone is the billionaire businessman who ran Formula One for 40 years and single-handedly transformed the sport into the hugely successful global franchise it is today. The former 'F1 supremo' currently lives in Switzerland with his wife, Fabiana, and last year the 90-year-old became a father once again. We asked writer and director Manish Pandey, who wrote the Bafta-winning documentary Senna, to pass on our congratulations and ask the motorsport magnate to reflect on his lifetime achievement. Bernie may have refused a knighthood in the 1990s, but he couldn't turn down a GQ Car Award...
2 pages

MICHAEL CAINES - From humble beginnings and having overcome a life-changing accident, Michael Caines is now one of the best and most well-respected chef patrons in the UK. He also has great taste in cars. Not a lot of people know that...
2 pages

JAMES MARTIN has an incredible automotive collection, but the TV chef would swap them all for a Michelin star and a reasonably priced car (well, probably...)
2 pages

IAN CALLUM - This year, the visionary behind the astonishing Aston Martin Vanquish went back to the drawing board and somehow, impossibly, made it even better - in no fewer than 350 different ways. Here, he pulls back the curtain on a design methodology, honed across half a century, from which today's young car designers have so much to learn
3 pages

KAMALA HARRIS - Joe Biden's VP represents many milestones for the office, but look past gender and race and what appears is an astutely balanced politician, auditioning for president
1 page

EL BULLI'S LAST SUPPER - Ferran Adria shocked the world in 2011 when he closed his iconoclastic Michelin-starred restaurant. Since then, he has set himself a new Sisyphean task: a multivolume encyclopaedia and search engine that will not just be a 'Google' for the culinary arts, but for creativity at large. It will take decades - a second life's work - so GQ met him to ask how he plans to change the world again
8 pages

THE SECRET LIFE OF SEAN CONNERY - With an irresistible, raw-edged charm borrowed by Bond but inalienably his own, Edinburgh's 'Big Tam' strode the silver screen for half a century, before his death last year at 90. But by every account - some salacious, others ferocious, all reverent - the character he played best was himself. And nobody did it better
8 pages

'LENNON AND JAGGER AND ELTON AND ME...' - For seven decades, British A&R don Tony King has played fixer, muse, close friend and confidante to a Mount Olympus of rock, pop and disco gods. From the Beatles' first acid trip to the comfort he - and a Christie's catalogue - gave during Freddie Mercury's last days, his recollections are the fabric from which legends are cut and here he shares his greatest hits, in all their starry, stoned, stentorian glory
10 pages