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1 day ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Adam Cheung

At first glance, the Adidas Handball Spezial ‘Core Green’ might look like just another Handball Spezial – and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that! Thanks to a bunch of hype-y collabs, this vintage silhouette's having a pretty mega year. But as soon as you take a closer look at this new colourway, you'll quickly realise that it's actually a different kinda beast.

1 day ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Adam Cheung

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Penn Badgley has always had a thing for a good buzz cut. He debuted the look during the very first episode of Gossip Girl back in 2007, and while much has changed since then (including two TV shows and 11 films) his love for the clean, one all-over continues to run deep. It's also the best lid for guys as they hit their stride in their 30s.

2 days ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Sam Parker

Boxing is a niche sport – even here in the country that invented it. But every now and then, a fight comes along that ignites something in the general public. Perhaps it’s the latent bloodthirst or gladiatorial spirit in us all. More often it’s just the love of a good story, stirred up by a contest that specialises in lonely hero’s journeys, unlikely redemption arcs, and obscenely high stakes. So what’s the story with Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn, the fight even your Mum is pumped for this weekend?

2 days ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Adam Cheung

The Adidas Superstar Croc Snakeskin is feeling all grown-up. Ever since the legendary Adidas silhouette debuted back in the '60s, it has always been a super low-key boy. Even when it's part of a big name collab, like one from Song for the Mute or even Pharrell Williams, it pares things all the way back. But when you start to get older and you've been doing the same thing for a minute, sometimes you just want to try something different. And on its 55th birthday, the Superstar's doing just that.

6 days ago | gq-magazine.co.uk | Killian Faith-Kelly

In the 1960s, a bunch of white lads from the home counties of England formed a band that tried to imitate the blues music they so admired being made by black musicians across the pond. It doesn’t sound all that cool, does it? Thankfully for everyone, somewhere along the way they landed on one of the most influential and definitive sounds of 20th-century music.