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Rating:  - Bring it on!!
Many people take one look at all of the fashion ads in GQ and assume that it is devoid of substance. This is not at all the case, in fact, it is full of substance.From the company that brings you Vanity Fair and Conde Nast Traveler, GQ has a long history of being the premier men's magazine. Whats more, they have faced a lot of competition in recent years with the explosion of other men's magazines like Maxim, FHM, and Stuff. But, GQ has separated itself from those publications and taken the high road. Each month you will find many great columns and features, among my personal favorite are: "the style guy, Dr. Sooth's advice for the horizontally challenged, and Manly Arts." In addition, you will find many fiction and non-fiction stories from America's top writers. This magazine is a great one to subscribe too. I look forward to it every month.
Rating: - Most Notable in Style . . . .
Reading and Learning the Fashion Tips of "GQ" magazine is a MUST in todays' World of Glamor & Glitz! Inside details give you a Broad Focus on What to Wear, and How To Wear it. Whether it's
"Dress for Success", "Casual Friday's" or "Going BUFF!" this magazine Helps you Do It with a Sense of Style.
Rating:  - Still a Solid Men's Magazine
If your idea of casual day is pleated Dockers and a plaid shirt, you seriously need to burn your wardrobe and start a subscription to GQ. Here's a great guide to men's style that's up-to-the-minute but never trendy. There's a monthly q&a "The Style Guy" and there are many fashion spreads showing the latest trends for business or casual attire. I don't really pay much attention to the reviews or the fiction, but from a fashion standpoint, GQ really can't be beat. My only beef is that the only African Americans that grace the cover are athletes. They have the non-athlete every now and then, but it'd be nice to see more actors, models, and singers of colour grace the cover, too. All in all, this subscription is a sound investment for any man of style.
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