DARING DESIGNS. INSPIRATIONAL INTERIORS

Impeccably handcrafted design offerings that flaunt a contemporary European aesthetic—that’s what luxury furniture and interior solutions brand Stanley is renowned for. Boasting a curated selection of product designs, the brand’s portfolio promises to add character and creativity to your space

AMAZING GRACE

He made every mistake a child star can make, including the ones that nearly destroyed him. Now, fortified by God, marriage and a new album Justice, Justin Bieber is putting his life back together one positive, deliberate step at a time

Email Broke The Office Here's How To Fix It

Computer scientist Cal Newport says email overload has made us miserable – and less productive too. Does he have the solutions to a better, more sane way to work?

THE SUMMER HANDBOOK

The GQ Team shares their tips, hacks and vacation essentials for a holiday with style

THE REAL PICTURE

Tod’s collaborative project with photographerartist Ramak Fazel unpacks the day-to-day behind the cryptic, amorphous space that is Silicon Valley

Vacation Mode

Monsoon will soon be upon us, and we’ve found all the right places to escape it – or, to make the most of it

THE JUSTICE SYSTEM

A demoralising battle with Warner Bros. A devastating personal tragedy. A fan base he couldn’t control. Zack Snyder on the inside story of why he quit Justice League, and why he’s returned to complete his own cut

MODEL CITIZEN

Citroën’s first offering in India is a masterfully engineered response to the country’s embattled infrastructure

IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING

Here’s what you need to set, and achieve, your goals: Vision, belief and a solid work ethic

ENGINE EARS

Hip-hop is the soundtrack of the 21st century, and rap artists are modern-day moguls who court global audiences on the back of their specific truths. But behind them stands a league of creative artists and engineers that are crucial to building their legacy. This is the story of one such man – Bainz, chief engineer to Young Thug and Young Stoner Life Records – and how he’s made it to the top of the global hip-hop game

A DRAM WITH A TWIST

With the launch of a new tropical-inspired whisky and a limited edition laced with history, it’s already been an exciting year for The Glenlivet. GQ caught up with Alex Robertson, Head of Heritage and Education, Chivas Brothers, about what’s in store for the iconic Speyside malt, and a little of how it all began

On A Mission For Education

Delhi-based Yash Raj Gupta, a young, tech-savvy entrepreneur with a vision to make education accessible and affordable to all, is geared up to launch an EdTech platform to transform the education landscape in the country

Clothes Don't Make The Man

But a little thought while picking your gym gear can go a long way

A POETIC NOTE

As H24 by Hermès Parfums makes its debut, GQ sits down with perfumer-creator Christine Nagel for a look into the French luxury house’s new signature scent

PRODIGAL SON

Stately and sensible – is the new Audi A4 a fully realised version of itself?

INSiDE THE WORLD OF SHAWN MENDES

After three No 1 albums and four major tours, the Vine star pop prince rapidly climbed the music royalty ranks. But time out from performance has given him pause to reflect on the peculiar loss that follows success and, last year, much of it came back to him – time with family, old friends, the simple acts of living. What’s more, it brought a pensive new record that reframes his young career and – lest we forget – lockdown’s most “liked” locks

Queen OF HER hustle

First with A Suitable Boy, and now with Netflix’s Bombay Begums, actor Shahana Goswami is coming into her own

THE SUIT IS NOT DEAD. IT'S JUST EVOLVING

What shape will formalwear take, once it emerges, blinking, from the year of “working-from-homeware”? Stefano Canali, CEO and scion of the Italian menswear dynasty, has seen the future... And it’s looking sharp

A NEW Mould

Nepotism and the Indian entertainment industry have been synonymous for a long time. But that’s slowly changing with a new breed of casting agencies discovering fresh talent. Ankur Pathak investigates

The Well Won't Run Dry

But Hollywood is making far fewer movies and shows, thanks to the coronavirus

The Great Indian Summer

Azure waters, snow-capped mountains, or electric metropolis: Visualise a holiday vibe and we’ll tell you where to find it

THE USURUPER

The new S60 is peak Volvo

MODEL SPECIMEN

Richard Mille’s latest chronograph also happens to be its best one ever. No surprises there

URBAN LEGEND

Author Amrit Raj’s tell-all account of Royal Enfield’s journey from moribund relic to international star is rich in revelations and insights

CAPTAIN FANTASTIC

Vivek Menezes reveals the enigma that is Indian footballing superstar Sunil Chhetri

THE BIG SWITCH

Champagne brunchery by day, vibrant niterie by night – Zorawar Kalra’s latest, Bo-Tai Switch, is exactly what the capital city’s nightlife needs in a post-pandemic world

Vijay Varma And The Perks And Perils Of The Bombay Hustle

In early 2018, when Vijay Varma walked into the Santacruz office of Excel Entertainment, he didn’t know what to expect. He had a meeting with Zoya Akhtar who’d liked his Gully Boy audition for the part of Moeen, a worn-out petty criminal from Dharavi, and protagonist Murad’s close friend. A few minutes after he walked in, Akhtar pulled out a camera and asked him to perform the same scene he’d enacted during the audition – the one in which Moeen is behind bars and Murad comes to visit him. While holding back tears, he tells Murad he’ll take the fall for the carjacking and that Murad shouldn’t get involved with the cops. If Murad doesn’t get this chance to follow his dreams, he could easily turn into another Moeen.