8:53 pm - 02/01/2011
Christoph Waltz Looking GQ in ... GQ
Do Yourself a Solid
Who says you have to stick with the standard dark-suit-and-white-shirt combination? Here, Christoph Waltz, the Inglourious Basterd—and the new villain of The Green Hornet—explores L.A.'s most dynamic museum and shows you the most artful way to mix your solids
Photographs by Nathaniel Goldberg






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He's so freaking handsome and suave.
I would. Forever and ever. Amen.
Who says you have to stick with the standard dark-suit-and-white-shirt combination? Here, Christoph Waltz, the Inglourious Basterd—and the new villain of The Green Hornet—explores L.A.'s most dynamic museum and shows you the most artful way to mix your solids
Photographs by Nathaniel Goldberg






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He's so freaking handsome and suave.
I would. Forever and ever. Amen.
But he still looks FLAWLESS.
So in response all I have to say is: NO U.
...gtfo this post like now.
I do like Christoph Waltz though. He deserves a tag.
Edited at 2011-02-02 02:12 am (UTC)
His hotness needs to be present at all times.
Besides, I bet GQ's gay male subscriber base is just as big as the women, haha.
Of course, I also buy them because they have a lot of really good articles. Particularly Esquire, because Chuck Klosterman writes for them. Why can't womens magazines have cool shit like that?