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The downtown restaurateur weighs in on Ami Paris’s month-long takeover of his iconic bistro.

On Friday night, the rapper brought his passion project to New York Fashion Week. “Now I can express myself freely and creatively,” he said.

Seven years later, Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne discuss why they’re relaunching their seminal 2010s menswear brand.

High fashion took football’s biggest weekend with an epic runway show at the Legion of Honor.

Justin Jefferson and DeAndre Hopkins joined Team Thom Browne in San Francisco.

The Alaïa designer is taking over Versace after Dario Vitale’s brief stint.

Saint Laurent’s fall 2026 show had everything: big bold suits, Connor Storrie, and patent leather gimp boots.

Which designers wowed GQ’s global fashion correspondent this season?

At Paris Fashion Week, Travis Scott was in the house to salute Veronique Nichanian at her 87th and final runway show.

From Future and Jerry Lorenzo to SZA and Julia Fox, there was no shortage of A-listers on hand for GQ and Levi’s latest blowout bash.

If there’s a hair trend emerging from Paris Fashion Week, it’s the turbo fashion version of the mullet.

The age-old Parisian giant and contemporary Japanese darling couldn’t be more different, but both brands are all-in on retro romanticism.

“We want to have a stronger, bigger creative vision,” said Miuccia Prada after a blockbuster fall 2026 men’s show.

“It’s about letting each generation discover its own connection” to American style, Lauren tells GQ.

After his long-running collaboration with Levi’s made his cotton wreath motif a global concern, the designer is now launching an in-house denim program. “The demand for it, and the bootlegs, the di...

Brunello: The Gracious Visionary also drew A-list actors, the Italian prime minister, and cashmere-clad menswear fans the world over.

The luxury label’s pre-fall 2026 line proves the designer understands Italian style at its core.

The prolific podcaster and cultural insider explains why he launched a menswear brand.

“I don’t think I even had a suit before I had those clothes,” Gere tells GQ about his iconic American Gigolo collaboration with the late menswear titan.

The Tom Ford creative director has a new vision of power dressing that has seduced us all.