GQ names best new menswear designers in America


Published: February 27, 2012 by Linda Miller Comment on this article Leave a comment

GQ magazine has named its Best New Menswear Designers in America.

The names may not be familiar now, but just wait. As part of the project to bring attention to up-and-coming menswear designers, established in 2007, all the designers will be featured in the  April issue of GQ. What’s more, they will be given an opportunity to work with Gap to create a limited-edition collection.

The Best New Menswear Designers in America selected by GQ are:

  • BLK DNM – Johan Lindeberg’s new contemporary luxury brand inspired by downtown New York with a focus on denim.
  • Ian Velardi – The designer’s new menswear collection can be described in three words: timeless, luxurious, and effortless.
  • Mark McNairy New Amsterdam – Known primarily for his trend-inspiring footwear, this designer’s clothing line includes updated Ivy and military staples. 
  • Ovadia & Sons – Brooklyn-bred twin brothers Shimon and Ariel Ovadia offer updated classics in luxury sportswear, tailored clothing, shoes, and accessories.
  • Saturdays – This surfing-inspired line, designed by owners Morgan Collett, Josh Rosen, and Colin Tunstall, focuses on a clean aesthetic with high-quality craftsmanship, traditional styling, and authenticity.
  • Todd Snyder – Inspired by old-school British style and the relaxed cool of Hollywood icons, this designer’s collection of American classics is marked by an assured attention to detail.

Any capsule collection that is developed would be expected to be available in the fall at select Gap stores as well as online at http://www.gap.com Pieces from the collection would also be featured in the October 2012 issue of GQ.

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Linda Miller always has loved makeup and fashion, especially shoes and handbags. She admits to owning more lipsticks and glosses than many makeup artists, but she's not giving up a single tube. When she got the opportunity to move from...
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