Men's Workwear Fashion

Fashion is often criticized for its creative destruction. Trends are constantly coming and going; new brands are always emerging. What some see as a pointless field, I see as a subject where there’s always something fresh, something engaging, something different to talk about. For the past few years, I’ve been doing annual roundups about new [...]Read More...

GQ-approved kits from every red carpet, paparazzo spotting, and big-ticket event across the globe. These are the best-dressed guys from the last seven days.

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Oscar Issac wearing corduroy trousers, cashmere sweaters and trainers from New Balance = the hottest pictures of the year. Read more on Grazia.

Finished with a vintage-inspired corduroy collar and ample pockets, this cotton-canvas workwear jacket is ready for whatever the day brings your way. 27 1/2" length (size Medium) Adjustable snap cuffs Lined 100% cotton Machine wash, tumble dry Imported

From hardy American workwear to louche Edwardian tailoring, the three-time Oscar winner—and verified style god—has arguably the most distinct and versatile personal style in Hollywood.

Classic men’s style can be a strange topic at times. While mainstream fashion publications are obsessed with who’s wearing what, this corner of the world is often just interested in clothes. Nothing about the musicians or actors that make a look compelling – celebrity itself is shunned. When culture or history comes up, it’s still often [...]Read More...

Thankfully, radiators in my apartment haven’t begun to clang and sputter, but the temperatures are dropping here in Brooklyn, and...

In the summer of 1830, French publisher Charles Gosselin grew tired of Victor Hugo’s excuses. Hugo was working on a novel titled Notre-Dame de Paris. He wanted to write the book because he was worried that Paris’ Gothic architecture was being rapidly replaced by more modern structures (this is why large sections of the book go [...]Read More...