GQ: The American Way
Say good-bye to the Ugly American. Classic American style reigns supreme once again
No disrespect to the Italians, French, or Japanese, but it’s classic American style that’s dominating the world of fashion these days. So much so that all labels—no matter their nationality—are offering their takes on everything from boat shoes to oxfords.
Photographs by Nathaniel Goldberg
Tennis sweater, $795, by Michael Kors.
•Not for the court but for the street. Tie optional; jeans or khakis essential.
Shirt, $480, by Thom Browne New York. Tie, $130, by Versace.
Repp tie, $170, by Prada.
•What used to be the most conservative of ties has found a new, spirited life, thanks to its slimmer build and creative color combinations.
Shirt, $385, by Prada. Shorts, $75, by Polo by Ralph Lauren. Sneakers, $50, by Adidas.
Baseball jacket, $613, by Moncler.
•A sporting-goods-store standard, currently being repurposed by numerous fashion labels, both American and European.
Shirt, $350, by Thom Browne New York. Tie, $125, by Band of Outsiders. Jeans, $158, by Levi’s Capital E. Sunglasses by Ray-Ban. Watch by Timex.
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