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Presenting GQ’s next cover star for the 2026 Men of the Year issue: Andrew Garfield. Since the empathic performance that made him a star in 2009’s The Social Network, it’s been obvious that humanity flows fast and deep through Garfield. While serving as Spider-Man, he begged the public, via a handwritten sign held up for paparazzi, to care about a more important cause than what’s up with famous people. While promoting 2021’s Tick, Tick…Boom! on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, he talked about the death of his mother; the clip still gets shared by grieving people everywhere. Now, 15 years after The Social Network, Garfield has picked back up the tech-CEO thread to play Sam Altman in Luca Guadagnino’s Artificial, out this Christmas. Here, finally, is an ascendant tech overlord that makes unsettling use of Garfield’s famous sensitivity. The film, and Garfield’s performance in it, might be the scariest thing you’ll see this year. At the link in bio, GQ’s ‘Performer of the Year’ sits down for his #GQMOTY cover interview to speak candidly about what he learned while trying to inhabit the mind of one of the world’s most powerful–and potentially dangerous–men. Written by Katherine Stoeffel Photographs by @richardburbridge Styled @georgecortina Hair by @joeygeorge @Laifen_tech Skin by @aarondemey1 for @hauslabs Tailoring by Martin Keehn Sets by @gerardsantos_ @lalalandartists Trinity (dog) from All Creatures Great & Small Production by Kendal Steensen and Felix Cadieu for @neighborsbrooklyn 04 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ’s first cover star for the 2026 Men of the Year issue: Chris Rock. The stand-up comedy icon has long worked out his issues onstage, in the format that made him a legend. Now, he’s back to making films with an indie movie about reinventing yourself in Hollywood—which also marks a new high in his thrilling second act. Rock’s latest film and fourth directorial feature is about an actress named Misty Green, played by Rosalind Eleazar, who has talent and some success but cannot quite get out of her own way. Rock identifies and he doesn’t. “I like to say there’s a part of me that’s been every character in the movie,” Rock says. The film is part of a growing tradition in Rock’s work about the highs and lows of show business—something the comedian has also chronicled, in exacting autobiographical detail, in his past two stand-up specials. With Misty Green, you can feel both Rock’s lifetime of experience making things for audiences, and also something new—and more finely observed—emerging. The comedy legend shares his unvarnished thoughts on divorce, discomfort, and the highs and lows of show business in GQ’s first #GQMOTY cover story at the link in bio. Written by @zachbaron Photographs by @richardburbridge Styled by @georgecortina Grooming by @lisadeveauxofficial Tailoring by Martin Keehn Production by Kendal Steensen and Felix Cadieu for @neighborsbrooklyn 03 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ’s final cover star for the 2026 Men of the Year issue: Matt Damon. “Would you say that this is the biggest year of your career?” GQ asked Damon at his Men of the Year cover shoot. His answer? “I think so, yeah.” It’s a hard year to beat. Damon set 2026 off with The Rip, a throwback pulp thriller that reunited him onscreen with his lifetime BFF Ben Affleck. He went on to dominate the summer to a degree most actors couldn’t dream of, starring in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. The role demanded everything in Damon’s toolbox, and then some, but the movie was a cultural and commercial run that only Spider-Man himself could top. Still readjusting to life on dry land, Damon sat down with @the_summerman to unpack the most unlikely filmmaking experience of his career—and where he might want to go next. Read his #GQMOTY cover story at the link in bio. Written by @the_summerman Photographs by @richardburbridge Styled @georgecortina Hair by @sapongjonnie using @leonorgreyl Skin by @markcarrasquillo Tailoring by Susanna Badalyan Sets by @heathmattioli for Frank Reps Production by Kendal Steensen and Felix Cadieu for @neighborsbrooklyn 05 Nov 2026

After much speculation, the fashion rumors were true: Martine Rose is officially Balenciaga’s next creative director. It’s undoubtedly her biggest job yet—and a historic appointment: she is the first woman creative director to lead the French house. This is a major moment for the British-Jamaican designer, who has spent nearly two decades building a namesake label that wields outsize influence. Since launching her eponymous brand in 2007, she’s developed an unmistakable visual language; and since, she's become beloved by the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Kendrick Lamar, and Timothée Chalamet. At the link in bio, @tylerwatamanuk writes why Martine Rose is the perfect choice to take over Balenciaga. Images: Getty 09 Nov 2026

After a seven-year hiatus, we’re thrilled to announce the return of GQ’s Breakouts portfolio. First launched in 2014, the series has highlighted rising stars who just had the biggest, most-spotlight-stealing year of their lives. Our group in 2026 includes @BelmontCameli of 'Off Campus,' @OwenThiele of 'Adults,' and @Rosalind.Eleazar of 'Misty Green.' We also expanded our scope beyond actors: There’s the electronic musician duo @fcukers__, the Spanish director duo #LosJavis, longtime podcaster and journalist @pstorre who won the Pulitzer Prize for his work exposing the Clippers salary cap scandal—and many more. We suspect you’ll be seeing them around for years. The people we’ve featured in past breakouts have often gone on to become beloved household names. When this portfolio first began, we included Shailene Woodley, Jack O’Connell, and the late Chadwick Boseman. In 2017, we featured Timothée Chalamet, now a bona fide movie star. Jack Lowden, also included that year, is a frontrunner to play James Bond. And so on... As we bring back this portfolio, we're taking a trip down memory lane at the link in bio. Everyone, after all, has to start somewhere. Photographs by @billykiddstudio, @peggysirota, @wattsupphoto, @stevenpanpan, and @eriktanner for GQ 09 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ's Breakouts of 2026, featuring Jordan Firstman. @jtfirstman found fame as an internet comedian—then he wrote, directed, and starred in Club Kid, a film that made critics at Cannes cry… and then stand up to give him a 7-minute ovation. “Cannes was such an emotional experience,” says Firstman. “I’m 35, and I’ve always known that I had something to say and I knew how to say it, but I’ve never been given the opportunity. So, honestly, to feel like I was being seen and understood was like 20 years of validation that I didn’t get. And so something shifted, that week, in me. I’ve noticed myself not having to use humor as a shield anymore, as much. I’m less afraid to be vulnerable—and not just in my public life but in my personal life too.” Firstman is an obvious choice for GQ’s Breakouts class of 2026, a collection of up-and-comers who just had the biggest, most-spotlight-stealing year of their lives. We’ll be toasting him, along with the rest of our Breakouts, at a party in LA this week as a part of our #GQMOTY festivities. See the full list of honorees at the link in bio. Written by @pappademas Photographs by @daniellelevitt Styled by @branduh Hair by @teddycharleshair Makeup by @hollysilius Prop styling by @evan_jourden Florals by @rapportt Tailoring by @kannataniuchi @oluwathoby1 Movement Directed @a_rucker Produced by @hinokigroup 09 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ's Breakouts of 2026, featuring Anthony Ippolito. @anthonyippolito_ is playing Rocky. Or rather, playing Sly Stallone playing Rocky. Needless to say, the 27-year-old actor’s got the look down. But to star in ‘I Play Rocky,’ Ippolito had to nail the voice and physicality, too: “On the way to the gym, I would listen to Stallone and on the way home.… Everything I could find up to 1980, 1985, every piece of Stallone footage that existed.” Naturally, we’ve got eyes on Ippolito as one of Hollywood’s next big things—which is why he’s one of GQ’s Breakouts of 2026. See the full list of stars we’re celebrating as a part of our #GQMOTY issue at the link in bio. Written by @the_summerman Photographs by @daniellelevitt Styled by @branduh Hair by @teddycharleshair Makeup by @hollysilius Prop styling by @evan_jourden Florals by @omarlope Tailoring by @kannataniuchi @oluwathoby1 Movement Directed @a_rucker Produced by @hinokigroup 09 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ's Breakouts of 2026, featuring Pablo Torre. Podcaster and journalist Pablo Torre may have won a Pulitzer prize for his work uncovering the Steve Ballmer–owned Clippers' salary cap scandal on his podcast, @pablotorrefindsout, but the GQ 2026 Breakout star says his reporting on the story isn't over yet: “The federal government is now investigating the Clippers, and so I’m now investigating the government’s investigation in the era of Trump too, which is like its own rabbit hole inside of a rabbit hole, which is fucking wild.” We’ll wait on the reporting, but in the meantime, we’re celebrating the year @pstorre had with a blowout bash in LA as a part of our #GQMOTY festivities. See the full list of our Breakouts of 2026 at the link in bio. Written by @the_summerman Photographs by @daniellelevitt Styled by @branduh Hair by @teddycharleshair Makeup by @hollysilius Prop styling by @evan_jourden Florals by @rapportt Tailoring by @kannataniuchi @oluwathoby1 Movement Directed @a_rucker Produced by @hinokigroup 09 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ's Breakouts of 2026, featuring AZ Chike. If you’re not yet aware of @azchike, the West Coast’s hottest up-and-coming rapper, you should be. That’s why he’s a part of GQ’s Breakouts class of 2026. Chike stormed the rap scene with his major-label debut album, No Rest for the Wicked, which boasts collabs from greats including Pharrell Williams and Tyler, the Creator. When was a moment when the artist looked around and realized he’d made it? “The day before the album came out, we were in Area 29 in Houston, doing our thing. Regular night, it ain’t too packed, throwing money. They tap me on my shoulder like, ‘My boy want to holler at you.’ They take me upstairs to this private section, pull the curtain back…it’s Travis Scott. It was epic, bro.” Something tells us there’s a lot more epic-ness in store. To keep the party going, we’ll celebrate Chike, along with the rest of our Breakouts, in LA this coming Wednesday, as a part of our #GQMOTY festivities. See the full list of honorees at the link in bio. Written by @the_summerman Photographs by @daniellelevitt Styled by @branduh Hair by @teddycharleshair Makeup by @hollysilius Prop styling by @evan_jourden Florals by @rapportt Tailoring by @kannataniuchi @oluwathoby1 Movement Directed @a_rucker Produced by @hinokigroup 09 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ's Breakouts of 2026, featuring Los Javis. #JavierAmbrossi and @javviercalvo (a.k.a. Los Javis) don’t just share a name—after this year, they share the Cannes Film Festival’s Award for Best Director, for their gay Spanish historical epic, @labolanegrafilm. “I put the award on the table and went to sleep,” says Ambrossi, “And then Javi [Calvo] came over at 8 a.m.…” “Like, “My turn!” Calvo chimes in. The hyper-ambitious, sprawling, and deeply personal film has captured the attention of critics and audiences everywhere, and has made the directing duo likely contenders for many more awards this season (however they choose to divvy up custody). It’s also earned them a spot on our GQ Breakouts list for 2026, and a shoutout from fellow Breakouts star and director @jtfirtsman: “You marvel at [La Bola Negra] because you’re like, ‘How the fuck did they pull this off?’ To even want to tell that complex of a story, and to just do it and go balls to the wall, is very inspiring.” See the full list of GQ’s Breakouts, the up-and-comers who just had the biggest, most-spotlight-stealing year of their lives, at the link in bio. Written by @pappademas Photographs by @daniellelevitt Styled by @branduh Hair by @teddycharleshair Makeup by @hollysilius Prop styling by @evan_jourden Florals by @rapportt Tailoring by @kannataniuchi @oluwathoby1 Movement Directed @a_rucker Produced by @hinokigroup 09 Nov 2026

Presenting GQ's Breakouts of 2026, featuring Rosalind Eleazar. @rosalind.eleazar is the movie star anchor of @chrisrock’s ‘Misty Green.’ How did the British actor, known previously for her performance on the spy thriller series ‘Slow Horses,’ feel about getting the full Hollywood treatment this year in Rock’s film? “I mean, the first time I watched it, I just thought, Oh—you’re going to be in every frame.” See the full list of our 2026 Breakouts at the link in bio, as we prepare to pop some bubbly and toast them all with an epic party in LA this Wednesday as a part of our #GQMOTY festivities. Written by @pappademas Photographs by @daniellelevitt Styled by @branduh Hair by @teddycharleshair Makeup by @hollysilius Prop styling by @evan_jourden Florals by @rapportt Tailoring by @kannataniuchi @oluwathoby1 Movement Directed @a_rucker Produced by @hinokigroup 09 Nov 2026

GQ's Breakouts class of 2026 brings together 13 fully minted stars who did something that feels increasingly impossible: They captured our attention in a time when it feels like attention is more fleeting than ever. Welcome to their party; let's pop some bubbly. Read interviews with all our Breakouts at the link in bio, and stay tuned here for our inaugural Breakouts party in Los Angeles on Wednesday, November 11th. #GQMOTY Director: Nick Collett Creative Producer: @carastylee Producer: @realsamdennis DP: @micah_hamilton Editor: @bradyisbrady, @phil.ceconi AC/Audio: @mollyfarrellwhite 09 Nov 2026

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