British GQ magazine - April/May 1989 - Paul McGann cover

Good condition for age - a little light scratch wear towards bottom of front cover - light yellowing to some page edges - light wear throughout - carefully read once

BARRISTER JOHN HILTON - "Style and substance"
He is a collector of classic style, from Edwardian jackets to Sixties velvet suits
2 pages

PAUL McGANN - "Class Act"
What made Paul McGann sidestep his principles to play a ruthless hero of the money culture?
6 pages

FASHION - "Colony Club"
Days of Empire provide the spur for contemporary designs which echo the styles of Waugh-time
10 page fashion photos

SEAN SCULLY - "Star of stripes"
6 pages

DAVID BAILEY - "Bailey's Cream"
1 page black/white photo plus 1 page article

GONE TROPPO - 8 page fashion photos

MARCH OR DIE - The French Foreign Legion used to be Beau Geste, but for the modern recruit, life is an unrelenting round of brutality. Christian Jennings signed up and discovered the truth
7 page feature

PLAY MISTRESS FOR ME - Julian Barnes sings the praises of a good mistress, and explains why no Englishman would ever have one
3 pages (one page black/white photo of lady face down on bed wearing stockings)

UNGENTLEMANLY CONDUCT - 3 page article

FASHION - "Graphic Designers"
A controlled clash of patterns creates an aggressive formal style
6 page photos