Gerald Ortiz

GQ style writer Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers.

The debut collaboration between twin selvedge pillars of the Tumblr era looks even better than anticipated.

The arty downtown stalwart puts its spin on the outfitter's signature rollneck sweaters, rumpled button-ups, and rugby shirts.

Silk board shorts, puka shell caps, and more Y2K-tinged grails worth considering from The Society Archive’s runway.

Everything to buy—classic polos, relaxed button-ups, cozy knits—from the legendary American outfitter.

Paul Smith's latest collaboration lends his quirky palette to the British label's classic silhouettes.

These days, the coolest way to rock your shades is propped atop your head.

The prodigal badminton sneaker returns, this time with a high-end reinterpretation under Converse’s First String line.

The head-turning designer went hogwild on a line of black-on-black shearling footwear.

GQ style writer Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers.

At long last, Gap is back with a host of fragrances reminiscent of the mall brand's heyday.

Camp shirts and tanks are great, but for some of the best-dressed dude we know, shirts tied around the waist, double polos, and exposed boxers are the defining style moves of summer.

GQ style writer Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers.

The cult French label's fashion-brain take on running gear has changed how the sport looks, and now everyone wants to log miles.

Marni's former creative director is now at GU, which means GU is about to be everywhere.

GQ style writer Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers.

If they handed out a lifetime achievement award for trying out white hosiery, I'd be a first-ballot shoe-in.