GTA 6 New Screenshots have arrived just before Rockstar’s next major look at the game, but this time the studio has taken a very different approach. Instead of another car chase or shootout, Rockstar has turned Jason, Lucia and several other characters into models for Dazed magazine.
The new images come from Dazed’s Autumn 2026 issue and show the cast wearing clothes from fictional brands that exist inside GTA 6. It gives fans another look at Leonida while also showing just how much work Rockstar appears to be putting into the culture and style of Vice City.
Jason and Lucia Are Now Fashion Magazine Stars
Dazed put Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos on the cover of its new issue. Both characters wear clothes and accessories from brands that exist inside GTA 6 rather than real-world fashion labels.
Lucia wears pieces from Stock 305, while Jason wears items from Nola and a Ferruccio Tucci watch. Rockstar has not explained much about these brands yet, but the names make it clear that Vice City will have its own fashion world.
That is what makes the new images more interesting than normal screenshots. Dazed presents the characters almost like real celebrities, complete with outfit details and fashion credits. The shoot also includes several supporting characters.
Boobie Ike appears in clothing from Blagueurs, while Raul Bautista wears a vintage Nola shirt and glasses from This/That. Bae-Luxe also wears Stock 305, while Roxy appears in another outfit from the same brand.
These details give us a small look at how different characters may dress across Vice City. Instead of everyone wearing random outfits, Rockstar seems to be giving its fictional brands their own style.
GTA 6 May Put More Focus on Clothes and Style
GTA games have always let players buy new clothes, but GTA 6 could take that idea further. Vice City already has a strong focus on beaches, nightlife, music and social media culture. Fashion fits naturally into that world, especially if different shops and brands have their own identity.
The Dazed feature shows Lucia and Jason wearing several different outfits. That could mean players will have plenty of ways to change how both characters look, although Rockstar has not confirmed exactly how deep the clothing system will be.
We also do not know if every outfit shown in the magazine will be available to players. Some may only appear in story scenes or promotional material, so it is better not to treat every piece as confirmed customization. Still, Rockstar clearly wants clothing to feel like part of Leonida rather than just another menu option.
The supporting characters also have their own clear look. Boobie Ike, Raul, Bae-Luxe and Roxy all dress differently, which could help make the people around Jason and Lucia feel more memorable.
With Grand Theft Auto VI, @rockstargames isn't simply building a bigger open world – it's rethinking how players inhabit one.
The goal is to create a world of total immersion, one that reacts more realistically than ever before. The result is a game where relationships, choices… pic.twitter.com/2e4xFeMtaG
— Dazed (@Dazed) August 26, 2026
That level of detail matters because Rockstar has spent years building GTA 6 as more than just a large map. Vice City needs its own culture, and clothes are one easy way to show it.
Rockstar Is Building Hype Right Before the Extended Look
The timing of these screenshots makes them even more interesting. Rockstar released the Dazed feature right before GTA 6: An Extended Look, giving fans fresh official material just before the company shows much more of the game.
The presentation arrives first on Netflix at 3 p.m. ET on August 27. Rockstar will then release it for free on its official YouTube channel and the GTA 6 website at 9 p.m. ET, six hours later.
That means players do not actually need a Netflix subscription to watch it. Netflix only gets the first showing, while everyone else can wait a few hours and watch the same presentation through Rockstar’s own channels.
It is an unusual way to reveal a video game. Rockstar could have simply uploaded another trailer to YouTube, but giving Netflix an early window makes the Extended Look feel more like a major entertainment event. The Dazed feature fits that strategy surprisingly well.
Rockstar is putting GTA 6 characters on fashion magazine covers one day and bringing the game to Netflix the next. The company appears to be treating Jason, Lucia and Vice City as part of wider pop culture before the game has even launched. That could explain why these screenshots focus so heavily on style rather than action.
Fans already know GTA 6 will have cars, guns and crime. These new images show the smaller things that could make Vice City feel like a real place, from its clothing brands to the people who wear them. And now Rockstar has a much bigger reveal ready to follow.
The new screenshots may only show clothes and characters, but they arrive at exactly the right time. They give fans another small look at Vice City before Rockstar finally shows GTA 6 on a much larger stage.
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