British GQ magazine - March 2025 - Michael B Jordan cover (Subscribers' Issue)

British GQ magazine - March 2025 - Michael B Jordan cover (Subscribers' Edition)
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POWER DRESSING IS BACK - Fashion feature
6 pages

CHARLIE COX - How Daredevil's Charlie Cox became Marvel's chillest hero
8 pages

KIKO KOSTADINOV - Rather than dilute his vision for the masses, fashion's wildest young designer is converting fans to the church of the weird
4 pages

THE KETTLE KIDS - Harvey and Jacob Hutson, aka the Kettle Kids, started slinging rare grails out of their backpacks. Now, with a central-London stronghold loaded with the rarest watches in the world, they've got everyone from star athletes to artists queueing up for a (time) piece
7 pages

MICHAEL B JORDAN - The Sinners star once told GQ he intended to spend his 20s doing pedal-to-the-floor work, then reevaluate. But at 38, he's still seeking out new challenges - and pushing that deadline further into the future. Frazier Tharpe rides shotgun in Jordan's Ferrari to find out what keeps him moving so fast
12 pages

JOHN MALKOVICH - From directing a play in Latvian to designing eccentric fashion lines and shooting a film that won't be seen until 2115, John Malkovich is one of our most dependably freaky film icons. In his latest, Opus, he plays a reclusive genius pop star. To learn about this peculiar new role, GQ met him in the suburbs of Boston
10 pages

MARGARET HOWELL - Of course big cities know all about a 55-year-old craft-led label. But after a long campaign converting medieval market towns, New England second-homers and artsy communities across the world, Margaret Howell isn't just part of this current moment of austere luxury: she wrote the handbook
8 pages

KIT BUTLER - After a decade fronting the ad campaigns of almost every big name in fashion, ascendant model Kit Butler is never not researching, honing or studying his craft - and yes, he's heard the supermodel whispers
10 pages