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Matt Damon wearing a black suit and tie standing in a desert landscape with mountains under a clear sky for a magazine cover
Matt Damon seated in a folding director chair in a desert landscape wearing a dark patterned robe and loafers
Matt Damon walking through a desert landscape wearing a black coat, white shirt, and wide trousers.
Black and white portrait of Matt Damon wearing a dark suit jacket and a light-colored draped scarf outdoors near water.
Matt Damon wearing a black tuxedo jacket with an open white shirt in an outdoor desert landscape for GQ.
Black and white portrait of Matt Damon wearing dark sunglasses and a dark shirt, smiling outdoors in vehicle.
Matt Damon wearing a black tuxedo and vibrant purple scarf standing outdoors during a sunset for GQ.
Matt Damon wearing a white tuxedo jacket and dark trousers standing by a reflective surface in a desert landscape
Actor Matt Damon seated in a folding director chair in a desert landscape wearing a dark robe
Matt Damon wearing a black suit and tie standing in a desert landscape with mountains under a clear sky for a magazine cover
Matt Damon seated in a folding director chair in a desert landscape wearing a dark patterned robe and loafers
Matt Damon walking through a desert landscape wearing a black coat, white shirt, and wide trousers.

GQ Matt Damon Never Thought 56 Would Be So Epic 2026

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GQ features actor Matt Damon for the Men of the Year project, captured in a series of editorial portraits set against arid, desert landscapes. The imagery moves between the high-contrast intensity of monochrome photography and the warmth of golden hour light, framing the subject in a variety of formal tuxedo-inspired ensembles and layered, textured attire. Photographed by Richard Burbridge, the series leans into an editorial aesthetic that juxtaposes crisp, clean styling with the raw, earthy textures of the scrubland environment. Fashion styling by George Cortina provides a distinct formal contrast to the natural setting, while production by NEIGHBORS and set design by Heath Mattioli support the project’s cohesive cinematic mood. Johnnie Sapong contributed as hair stylist, finalizing the look across both the portrait sessions and the wide, atmospheric landscape captures.

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