GQ Magazine September 2016 James Corden

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King James Corden (8 pages)

Now holding court on America's Late Late Show – starring sing-along smash hit Carpool Karaoke – James Corden is talking his way to the top. Here he explains the US presidency in our new video series, Celebrities Explain:

The Style Manual

The third outing of GQ’s updated fashion section features 143 pages of cool style. Tom Odell explains how his super-rocker style has become an extension of his stage performance; check out the watches jumping on the minimalism bandwagon; Lou Stoppard joins the best of British; Jared Leto is the new face of Gucci Guilty; and Jim Chapman prepares his wardrobe for autumn.

Break up to make up

After decades of US indifference to the UK, Michael Wolff investigates if our Brexit breakaway can rekindle the magic of this special relationship.

Alistair Campbell
Campbell vs Campbell - the Alastair Campbell interview

The changing man

GQ’s very own Creative Director, Paul Solomons, discovers the secrets of the 12-week Evolution Of Man programme. No cardio. No machines. No excuses. “Paul has learnt how to train and eat properly,” writes Evolution Of Man co-founder Lee Bennett. “He has achieved the best physique he has ever had.”

Mariano Vivanco photographs - Scenes of the Flesh

From Miranda Kerr to Rita Ora, GQ lays bare the most seductive images from the celebrated photographer’s beguiling new book, Portraits Nude Flowers. “Nudes are pure,” says Vivanco. “People abuse sex in imagery. Sensuality does not mean vulgarity. My nudes are statuesque, poetic.” includes photos of Cindy Crawford, Rita Ora, Candice Swanepoel, Isa Rahman, Miranda Kerr, Emma Watson, Jamie Bell, Irina Shayk

Bitcoin

Is this man the multi millionaire genius behind bitcoin (6 pages)

Wes Lang (6 pages)

Wes Lang turns the iconography of his beloved tattoos into art