Joe Talbot’s tattoos suit the way he performs with IDLES: direct, busy, a little rough around the edges →
Christian Pulisic’s tattoos are easy to recognize once you know the one piece that started the whole celebration. →
Evanilson’s tattoos are easy to miss when he is playing. A shirt covers most of the work, a →
Henare’s tattoos are easy to spot even if you’ve only caught a few seconds of his wrestling. The →
Noa Lang’s tattoos are hard to miss once he takes off the long socks and stops moving for →
Marco Materazzi has never treated tattoos like quiet little footnotes. Even in old football photographs, the ink is →
Nadine Lustre’s tattoos have never felt like random decoration. She has described them as works of art and →
Jonathan Haggerty’s tattoos are easy to miss when the conversation is all about kicks, elbows and championship belts. →
Kirsty Gilmour’s tattoos read like a compact scrapbook of a long badminton career. There are Olympic symbols, small →
Paul Mescal’s tattoos fit the rest of his style: quiet at first glance, then more interesting the longer →
Nico O’Reilly’s tattoos are easy to spot when he pulls on a Manchester City shirt, but they make →
Mae Whitman has the kind of tattoo collection that can disappear under a sleeve and then suddenly take →