Showing posts with label GQ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GQ. Show all posts

Monday, 24 September 2012

Partners in Style: GQ and Gap


GQ and Gap - two definitive names in men's style - teamed up to produce capsule collections created by the six best new menswear designers in America. From boxers and neckties to shirts and bomber jackets, there's sure to be something for the discerning gentleman out there, whatever his budget may be. The collection hits Gap stores worldwide and online on September 27.

A bit of rock n' roll with BLK DNM

Mark McNairy's cool casuals

Fine tailoring brought to you by Ian Velardi

Surf's up with Saturdays Surf NYC

Ovadia & Sons' modern prep

Americana all the way with Todd Snyder

Tuesday, 18 January 2011

It's Pitti Time Again 2




These shoes from Prada are growing on me.


Josh Peskowitz and his amazing accessories.


Perfect pairing.


That watch.

Sunday, 16 January 2011

Spring has sprung and these are what you need...

...so says GQ. While I don't take my fashion cues solely from the male glossy, I do find their sartorial suggestions quite spot on most of the time. Here's a sampling of what's going to be big for Spring 2011. I guess I'm also quite lucky since I have a couple of them in my existing wardrobe already.

1. Kid Cudi in a double-breasted jacket.


2. Black and brown: The perfect combination.


3. Woven leather belts give outfits a casual vibe.


My go-to belts: Brown woven belt by Ralph Lauren, black woven belt by A.P.C.



4. Bucks - the shoe for 2011.


A pair of suede bucks I got from Mark McNairy.


5. Brightly coloured socks bring attention to your shoes.


A selection of colourful socks I picked up from Uniqlo.


6. And nothing says Spring quite like coloured chinos.

Sunday, 8 March 2009

GQ: Most Stylish Men In America


Mark Ronson, DJ & Producer
"You have to dress like you take your job seriously."


Alexi Lubomirski, Photographer
"I pretty much wear the same stuff all the time."


Sid Mashburn (and staff)
Haberdasher, Southern Gentleman
"Preppy is oftentimes pejorative, but if you really boil it down, it’s nothing more than classic clothes—a pair of khaki pants, a Shetland sweater."

See the rest here.

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