British GQ magazine - November 2017 - Alec Baldwin cover

British GQ magazine - November 2017 - Alec Baldwin cover
New unread condition

Includes GQ Watch and Jewellery 2018 (separate 96-page magaine supplement)

GQ magazine features:

CONFESSIONS OF A ROCK 'N' ROLL BIOGRAPHER - For almost 40 years, Philip Norman has wrestled with icons, egos and artists (not to mention their widows) to reveal the untold tales of Britain's musical takeover

MEN OF THE YEAR 2017 - The must-see pictures, all the speeches, the gossip and the special sauce from GQ's night to remember

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY (JUSTIN WELBY) - In a time of deep spiritual turmoil - the leader of the Church of England has managed to keep the faith. Politically astute, compassionate and candid, he gives us the gospel truth on Brexit, gay marriage and his own tangled ancestry

ALEC BALDWIN - Frank and forthright, Alec Baldwin is the unofficial leader of the resistance, thanks to the legendary late-night sketch show SNL. Here, as he once again dons the wig for a new season, Donald's tormentor-in-chief talks politics, power and the presidential pucker-mouth

THE FACE MAGAZINE - From 1980 to 1999, it was the cognoscenti's almanac of cool, but founder Nick Logan's pioneering style bible didn't just transform magazines - including this one - it changed how we view every corner of our culture. With a new book next month revealing the inside story of this cult-pop phenomenon, GQ tuns the page on its lasting legacy

ENZO FERRARI - The life of motoring's storm-riding mogul never lacked for drama. And yet for this self-driven, self-styled 'agitator of men', what kept him on track was always the thrill of the race

FERRARI: CLIENTS - In their own words, moto heads from the worlds of entertainment, business and beyond, explain what the Cavallino Rampante means to them

DAVID BAILEY'S STREET LIFE - In the late Nineties, photographer David Bailey visited North London to capture the capital's homeless in one of its most down-at-heel areas. As well as a rich seam of humanity, he found a side of the city rarely documented - and long since disappeared. Ahead of his new exhibition, King's X, he shares his haunting portraits and reveals how one man and his dog changed how he saw the dispossessed

THE ART OF DINING - Art and artists have always filled The River Cafe, where for 30 years the leading lights of West London and beyond have broken bread on the banks of the Thames. Now, with the launch of a new anniversary cookbook to celebrate its culinary canvas, cofounder Ruth Rogers recalls how her Michelin-starred kitchen put colour and flair on the menu and became a world-famous draw for gourmands and galleristas alike