Mon. Jul 13th, 2020

23 Cool Face Masks That’ll Enhance Your Summer Fits

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Let’s Never Go Back to the Runway

By anita 1 day ago

The Best Watches From the NBA Restart

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100 Vibes from Jason Isbell, Zack Bia, Acyde, and the Corporate Lunch Crew

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Tom Brady’s Watches Have a Lot to Say

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23 Cool Face Masks That’ll Enhance Your Summer Fits

By anita 3 hours ago

Let’s Never Go Back to the Runway

By anita 1 day ago

The Best Watches From the NBA Restart

By anita 2 days ago

100 Vibes from Jason Isbell, Zack Bia, Acyde, and the Corporate Lunch Crew

By anita 3 days ago

23 Cool Face Masks That’ll Enhance Your Summer Fits

By anita 3 hours ago

Hopefully by now, you’ve grown accustomed to wearing a mask. You’ve got a few clean ones on hand at home at all times, you’re careful to keep them on in public, and you’re an expert at removing them properly once you’re safely back inside. Now, it’s time to actually look good wearing them, too. Below, we’ve rounded up 23 summery, stylish options to sync up with the rest of your wardrobe. None of these options feel quite right for you? No problem: we’ve got dozens more where they came from.

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Let’s Never Go Back to the Runway

By anita 1 day ago

In the spring, designers announced new approaches to fashion week that seemed to add up to a chaotic, decentralized, impossible-to-follow system. But in practice, the new digitalized way of conceptual videos and runway live streams that’s emerged in the last five months is actually proving to be much more consumer oriented and possibly more creative (and certainly more sustainable) than the old runway regime. What if fashion…*stoner voice*…becomes like Coachella… but on Netflix? In other words, what if fashion shows become cool video events—with occasional smaller in-person shows, like concerts that get livestreamed? Each show is like a new chapter in the series, and what shows up in the stores is what shows up in stores, baby!

There will be runways in Paris and Milan this fall. But the recent digital menswear shows suggest that fashion shows may not and should not ever be the same again. For one

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The Best Watches From the NBA Restart

By anita 2 days ago

The NBA restart is slowly falling into place. Over the course of this week, all 22 teams left in contention made their way to Orlando and slipped into The Bubble. That means that, along with snapshots of prepared meals and gaming equipment, the fit pics are back, with 100% more facemasks, and grail-level watch pairings. As NBA players file off the bus and into their respective Disney hotels this week, GQ spotted a super limited-edition Richard Mille, souped-up Royal Oak, and more than one iconic Rolex. The brick foyers of Disney hotels are a different sort of runway for players but it still feels good to be back: big NBA fits are the crack of thunder before the lightning of actual games.

Damian Lillard’s Rolex Datejust II

In 2009, Rolex tweaked one of its most classic models and introduced the Datejust II. The sequel kept up with modern trends

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100 Vibes from Jason Isbell, Zack Bia, Acyde, and the Corporate Lunch Crew

By anita 3 days ago

Not many things in this world make it to 100, and those that do are some of humanity’s greatest treasures: Galapagos turtles, well-adjusted pescatarian inhabitants of the islands in the Aegean Sea—and now, Corporate Lunch.

Yes, Corporate Lunch has made it through 100 episodes of hanging out, talking style, bonding over clothes, and sharing vibes. To celebrate the milestone, we had our pal Andrew Kuo gussy up our image with a whole new logo. We’re 100, and that’s fancy!

We also recorded a Very Special Episode of 100 vibes, a turbo take on our regular end-of-episode feature in which we dish on stuff we dig. To accomplish this doozy, we asked some of our favorite past guests and our fans (you!) to help us beef out the list. It’s sort of like when people get together and read the entirety of Moby Dick aloud, but with more Stüssy and insect-repellant

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Tom Brady’s Watches Have a Lot to Say

By anita 4 days ago

How did you personally get started down this road?

I’m not really a collector of anything, really. I’m not really into, like, collecting art, or wine, or cigars, or cars. I collected baseball cards when I was a kid. I bought my first IWC when I was 24, and have been collecting watches ever since then. Now, I probably have 20 or so in my collection.

Do you remember what that first model was?

It must have been a GST of some form—it was just a badass steel watch with a light-colored face. Definitely not white, but more of a gray face. And it was probably the watch that I wore for five or six years. It rarely ever came off my wrist and I still wear it today. I had it serviced, and I know a lot of watch collectors don’t like getting them refinished, but for me, I

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Raf Simons Is Reissuing 100 Archival Grails

By anita 5 days ago

Raf Simons is one of the keystone designers of our current archival fashion movement, with his late-’90s coats and early-2000s sweaters collected like works of art—often demanding the prices to match. Now Simons is entering that market with a new project: Raf Simons Archive Redux, which will see the designer reissuing 100 classic pieces on the occasion of its quarter-century anniversary this year. “These garments reflect the shifts of time, highlighting pieces that have an instinctive relevance to the world of today,” reads the press release issued Tuesday morning. “There is no hierarchy or system to the choices: they are pure creative decisions.” In other words: This isn’t just about playing the hits. Perhaps you’ll see coats from the landmark Fall 2003 New Order collection, but you’re just as likely to see the flowing trouser from Fall 2005’s History of My World—one is a foundational grail-culture piece, but the

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