Gerald Ortiz is a Style Commerce Writer at GQ. He covers a range of topics including fashion, grooming, and lifestyle, with a keen focus on the fashion industry, apparel design, and luxury goods. Gerald's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Vogue, Yahoo News, and GQ Australia.
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Gerald's coverage primarily focuses on fashion, men's style, and watch collecting. He frequently covers promotional deals and events related to these topics. If you have insights into new product launches, exclusive discounts or promotions within the fashion industry or information about notable events in the world of men’s style and watch collecting, he may be interested in your pitch.
Given his focus on promoting deals and events related to fashion, sources with direct knowledge of upcoming sales or exclusive offers would likely align well with Gerald's coverage preferences.
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GQ style writer Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers.
Camp shirts and tanks are great, but for some of the best-dressed dudes we know, shirts tied around the waist, double polos, and exposed boxers are the defining style moves of summer.
At long last, Gap is back with a host of fragrances reminiscent of the mall brand's heyday.
If they handed out a lifetime achievement award for trying out white hosiery, I'd be a first-ballot shoe-in
GQ style writer Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers. In our latest dispatch he does a deep dive on bags and how they can elevate your style.
The head-turning designer went hogwild on a line of black-on-black shearling footwear.
The prodigal badminton sneaker returns, this time with a high-end reinterpretation under Converse's First String line.
These days, the coolest way to rock your shades is propped atop your head.
Paul Smith's latest collaboration lends his quirky palette to the British label's classic silhouettes.
Everything to buy—classic polos, relaxed button-ups, cozy knits—from the legendary American outfitter.
