Adam Lambert’s tattoos feel like a collection gathered over time: Egyptian symbolism, old-style lettering, geometric patterns, a Queen →
Chris Carrabba’s tattoos feel as if they’ve grown alongside his music. Japanese koi and dragons share space with →
Nico Tortorella’s tattoos have never been a matching set. Their collection mixes old-school symbols, family jokes, big ideas →
Marcell Jacobs wears his story openly. The Olympic sprinter has tattoos across his chest, shoulders, arms, stomach and →
Kelly Oubre Jr. never seemed likely to stop at one tattoo. He got his first in high school, →
Cazzu’s tattoos reward a closer look. There are words along her neck, flames across her hands and small →
Brad Pitt’s tattoos feel less like a matching set than a notebook he has kept over the years. →
Alexis Mac Allister’s tattoos are easy to notice, but his sleeve has more to it than a wall →
Arturo Vidal’s tattoos feel less like background decoration than a scrapbook carried across his chest, stomach, arms and →
Kyle Walker’s tattoos are easy to spot, but their stories go beyond the quick glimpses in match photos. →
Memphis Depay’s tattoos feel less like decoration than a diary carried on his skin. Family, faith, ambition and →
Brandon Montour’s tattoos read like a family album threaded through with hockey. The Seattle Kraken defenseman has ink →