From gadgets, beverages and more, GQ Editor-in-Chief Molife Kumona reveals what's on his radar right now.

1) Fiji Water

If you follow me on social media, even WhatsApp, you would have seen me go on about Fiji water. I first heard of and saw Fiji water after they sponsored the 2019 Golden Globes awards. Fast forward three weeks ago, I was doing my shopping at Woolworths, and I saw the water and decided to try it. The rest, as they say, is history. It's become my favourite beverage; it is one of the best waters in the world, with silica in higher amounts than regular water, which helps build immunity and increase wound healing ability. Research has also shown that Fiji water helps to give longer and stronger hair and better nails.

It also tastes so so smooth.

2) Oversized t's and baggy jeans

So I have always been a fitted clothes type, but about four months ago I started wearing more baggy clothes, mainly t-shirts and jeans, and I can't wait to buy more. Not only is it baggy on trend, but it's super comfortable, and when styled right, it looks so good. It's a 'Yes!' from me.

3) Kpaparazzi

Whether it's event pictures, fashion shoots, or creative shoots, Kpaparazzi does it well. The one thing I love the most about his work is knowing how to pick up skin tone- For me, images that are overphotoshopped are a no. Kpaparazzi doesn't do that. As a young creative, he is also a pleasant guy to work with. We worked with him for the 1st time at GQ Best Dressed, and I feel this is the 1st of many times we will work with him.

4) Markham x Imprint

I hope everyone will get an item or five from this collaboration. Not only are the clothes in this collaboration stunning, but the sizing- as someone on the bigger frame size- is vast. I love the versatility of the prints and how you can pair the items with everything, from your suits to a market date or poolside chilling.

The collection is available now in-store and online.

5) The Woman King

Thuso Mbedu and Viola Davis on screen together is a big screen match made in heaven; add a brilliant storyline that shows dark-skinned black women in the most empowering way, you get a winner. The story is layered, the acting is brilliant, the set and everything- This is possibly one of my top 5 favourite films about Africa. It's worth your time at the cinemas.