GP100

From boundary-pushing materials to no-holds-barred designs, this year's GP100 winners are changing the face of style.

Resurrected and unexpected designs are where we found inspiration for this year's GP100.

Welcome to the GP100, our mighty roundup of the most ambitious, inspired and downright interesting releases of the past 12 months.

The motoring world is undergoing its biggest changes since abandoning the horse. But change happens in fits and starts.

It's been a year full of horological surprises.

Whether you're a teetotaling vegan or a whiskey-swilling carnivore, these inspired releases have you covered.

Spending more time at home became more enjoyable this year thanks to innovative strides in technology, adaptability and design.

Including the Apple Watch Ultra, Bose's absolutely outstanding wireless earbuds, and the first true Sonos turntable (albeit Sonos didn't make it).

From slow fashion T-shirts to cologne made from captured carbon emissions, this year, men's fashion looked back, but it also embraced change.

Discover top fitness essentials from a year full of innovation, breakthroughs and PRs.

'Twas the year of outdoor gear made for you — and these top-notch releases are right on cue.

Our annual review of the most impressive new product releases of the year.

From Herman Miller's Cosm chair to the new Apple Watch, this was the gear our editors loved most in 2018.

The sixth annual GP100 honors the best products of 2018 in the categories of automotive, tech, style and more.

Our picks for the best drink releases of the year are all but stale — they're curious, refreshing and wholly unexpected.

Our picks for the best home goods of 2018 didn't prompt keynotes or unboxing videos. But they all made life a little bit better.

No knobs, no tension adjusters, no problem — Cosm is the most ergonomically advanced chair ever made.

The year's best new grooming products use innovative approaches to help you put your best face forward.

Combination skin is shockingly commonplace. Aesop's In Two Minds range treats all its symptoms at once.

Sony stole the show from Bose with last year's WH-1000XM2 headphones. Thing is, their successor is four times better.