Dylan Jones

Known for his significant contributions to men’s fashion and lifestyle journalism, Dylan Jones led GQ UK as editor for two decades, shaping its identity and influence. Prior to his acclaimed tenure at GQ, Jones held senior editorial positions at prominent publications such as i-D and Arena, establishing his presence in the fashion and culture journalism landscape. He also contributed weekly columns to national newspapers, including The Independent and The Mail on Sunday, further diversifying his journalistic portfolio before assuming the editor role at GQ UK in 1999. During his impactful 22-year leadership of GQ UK from 1999 to 2021, Jones was instrumental in elevating the magazine’s profile.

He followed this in 2013 with the release of The Eighties: One Day, One Decade, a comprehensive work that intricately weaves autobiographical elements with a cultural and political history of the 1980s, focusing on defining events such as Live Aid in 1985. Following his departure from GQ UK in 2021, Jones continued to hold influential editorial roles. In June 2023, he was appointed editor-in-chief of the London Evening Standard, a prestigious position he maintained until December 2024. As an award-winning English journalist and author, Dylan Jones continues to be a leading voice in media, fashion, and culture.