Future & Drake GQ Magazine Cover

After being named two of the world’s most stylish men (on a somewhat suspect list), Future and Drake appear on the cover of GQ Magazine.

With their The Most Stylish Men Alive 2016 issue, GQ awards Drake, Future, Lucky Blue, Eddie Redmayne, Idris Elba, Odell Beckham Jr., Diplo, Ryan Reynolds, Russell Westbrook, Harry Styles, Justin Trudeau, Aziz Ansari, and Tom Hardy each their own special cover.

See Drake’s cover and some excerpts from the issue below.

Wide-brimmed hats are to the slurring, swerving Atlanta rapper born Nayvadius Wilburn what white suits are to Tom Wolfe: an instantly recognizable daily uniform. Look closely at these three and you’ll notice they’re all the same basic style. They’ve got the teardrop crown of a traditional fedora, and the brims have an Outback flair. “They were definitely considered an old guy’s hat until Future started wearing them,” says Marc Williamson, proprietor of FlameKeepers Hat Club in Harlem. “Now we get plenty of calls from guys wanting the ‘Future hat.’ ” That’s because context is everything. Future wears his geezer hats like a hipster, turning them into streetwear. “It’s a look that’s enhanced by just a leather jacket or a T-shirt,” Williamson says. “And that’s how Future gets down.”

For a certain type of rich guy, luxury means comfort. It means clothes that fit loose, so as not to constrict the swag. Clothes that look appropriate for watching, or even playing, sports. Dressing this way is a power move. It says: I can get in anywhere without so much as a collared shirt, because I am me. Drake plays this look to the hilt. He likes it so much that he started his own line—OVO, full of cotton tees, fleece sweatshirts, and sporty jackets—seemingly just so he’d have more stuff to wear himself.