Joseph Gordon-Levitt models the Designers of the Year for GQ, those with affordable prices that got us through the recession without so much of a lesser-style abundance. From H&M and Topman to Uniqlo, Gap and much more--they presented us with garbs that revealed our love of country with American classics, nostalgia with UK statesman styles and a new-found love of suiting pieces, and fulfilled out need for menswear basics.
Wool fair isle sweater, $118. Pants, $128; French Connection
Leather jacket, $348. Shirt, $45. Jeans, $88; Gap.
Plaid wool-blend suit, $400. Boots, $130; Topman
Tweed sports jacket, $129. Wool pants, $70; H&M
Gray wool suit, $498. Shirt, $89; Club Monaco
3 comments:
Uniqlo and Topman should be at the top of every man’s affordable ready wear list. In addition to being economically feasible these retailers clothes are sharply designed and can blend seamlessly with your more high end pieces.
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Uniqlo is probably one of my favorite brands. You can't go wrong.
These are all the fall trends too. Great editorial GQ.
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