GQ опубликовала свой ежегодный список самый стильных 50 мужчин в мире.



08. Benedict Cumberbatch
(New entry)

“The British have their own sense of style which at best is all about an easy, gentlemanly elegance. They never look as if they are trying too hard. And some simply have the appearance of having been born to wear a tailored suit. Benedict Cumberbatch is one of those. This is not a quality that is easy to achieve. It requires a certain attention to detail and yet in the hands of the truly stylish, like Benedict, the result is always one of natural insouciance instead of studied artifice.” Giorgio Armani, designer

GQ says: From serious drama to Marvel superhero in Dr Strange, it seems there is little that Cumberbatch cannot do.

Англичане имеют собственное мнение о стиле, которое заключается в простой, джентльменской элегантности. Они никогда не выглядят так, как будто они очень стараются . А некоторые просто выглядят так, как будто были рождены, чтобы носить этот костюм. Бенедикт Камбербэтч - один из них. Это не то качество, которое легко достигнуть. Это требует определенного внимания к деталям и в руках такого действительно стильного, как Бенедикт, результат будет всегда один - природная беззаботность, а не искусственный приём.” Джорджио Армани, дизайнер

От GQ: От серьезной драмы до марвеловского супергероя - кажется, нет ничего такого, чтобы не мог сделать Камбербэтч



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читать дальше46. Domhnall Gleeson
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“Domhnall is a phenomenal talent who carries his craft with great ease and charm. His style reflects his character...great elegance but with an unfussy effortlessness.” Christopher Bailey, creative director Burberry
GQ says: The erstwhile Weasley brother has all grown up and found himself on the side of evil in a galaxy far, far away as the villainous General Hux in Star Wars: The The Force Awakens.




33. Sir Elton John
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“Sir Elton John’s style has always been flamboyant. Although he dresses more modestly these days, he still manages to create a performance with his appearance. I love the way he doesn’t play it safe and isn’t one to conform.” Roger Frampton, fitness guru
GQ says: The legendary singer-songwriter is a knight without peers.




22. Aidan Turner
(New entry)

“Aidan’s got a bit of a grungy feel to him, he’s a man’s man. Easy clothes which make you look cool, the man looks great in a tux also. A dream to dress.” Oliver Spencer, designer
GQ says: The period drama Poldark made the Irish-born actor a huge star and we expect to see a lot more of him in future – in every which way.




21. Idris Elba
(New entry)

"Long before Idris Elba linked up with Superdry, he developed a style of elegant simplicity that applied to himself and the parts he has played as an actor, giving him that rare combination of sleek fashion and natural style." Suzy Menkes, International Editor, Vogue
GQ says: The actor insists that he is too old to be the first black Bond, but the clever money insists that he is still in the running.




15. Riz Ahmed
(New entry)

“Off-screen, Ahmed is as stylishly conspicuous as the silk, polka-dot square he has a penchant for tucking into his breast pocket. And he likes to take risks, pulling off with ease a metallic-blue Burberry suit.” Eleanor Halls, Staff Writer, British GQ
GQ says: From Nightcrawler to Star Wars, the actor and part-time rapper is carving out a role as one of the UK's most talented performers.




5. Tom Hiddleston
(New entry)

A new wave of British leading men means there’s more tux talent on red carpets right now than ever before – and even in such a sartorial shark tank, Tom Hiddleston out-dresses them all. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Hiddleston doesn’t grasp for our collective attention by going for garish colours or cornea-assaulting patterns, but instead through his meticulous attention to detail. His go-to navy or charcoal tailoring and midnight blue, peak-lapel dinner suits might mean that he’s one of the more conservatively dressed of the current crop of A-List film stars, but he will always find a way to inject personality subtly through a cool geometric tie or detail like a tab-collar shirt. And it’s not just about the colour of the suits he pulls out of his wardrobe before his press rounds, it’s also about the suits – this is a man who clearly takes the time to get his tailoring actually tailored before he wears it for the first time, meaning he rarely suffers from trouser legs pooling around his ankles (a plague that afflicts many young actors in an age of one-night-only PR samples). At a time when most men in the pop culture public eye choose outfits that shout loud, his style proves that wearing outfits that whisper can still mean you’re the most eye-catching dresser in the room. Nick Carvell, Associate Style Editor, GQ