On the heels of covering Rolling Stone, Suicide Squad star Jared Leto lands yet another cover. This time around, Leto flexes his style muscle, covering the fall 2016 issue of American GQ Style. Connecting with photographer Thomas Whiteside and stylist Mobolaji Dawodu, the 44-year-old serves up an irresistible wardrobe of designer fashions.
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Discussing his role as The Joker in Suicide Squad, Leto reflects on the character’s film legacy, sharing, “On the one hand, I had an enormous amount of respect for what’s been done before, like real admiration and respect for the work that had been done before.” However, he continues, “On the other, this excitement about the opportunity to go and say something else, something new, something different.”
Jared Leto American GQ Style Photo Shoot
Changing the conversation to personal style, Leto talks about contemporary concepts of masculinity. He explains, “We’re in an interesting time right now where people are exploring all kinds of different ideas of identity, not just masculinity or femininity. For myself, I have never had a specific idea of masculinity.” Read more on GQ.com.
Grooming: Jamie Taylor
Hair: Larry King
Set Design: Victoria Salomoni
