Corporate Lunch

What’s the point of all these incredible outfits, if not for hanging out? This week the Corporate Lunch crew breaks down what it means to hang out, discusses why hanging out is the most important human social activity, and lays down the new rules for hanging out (rule no. 17: be open to the assemblage). They also talk spring hair trends and Diane Keaton's Instagram.

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“I’m thinking I’m back.”—Keanu Reeves as John Wick, Will Welch. We assembled the entire Corporate Lunch squad for this massive ep where we get an update on the #newGQ and what Will’s been up to. We also talk dressing like the boss, Keanu week, and the Coachella trend nobody saw coming.

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This week, the Corporate Lunch crew checks in on Marc Jacobs, and consider his legacy as a designer and a fit/vape god. They also talk about the cowboy-led resurgence of high-heeled boots for men, and discuss style freaks Princess Di and Kerwin Frost.

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This week, the Corporate Lunch crew discusses Rachel's Anna Delvey stylist scoop, how Karla Welch and Justin Bieber's partnership has led to some of the most iconic fits in recent history, and how costume designer Heidi Bivens predicted everything we want to wear right now. PLUS: A special brand-heavy edition of 13 Vibes.

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Move over, Cary Grant. This week Noah, Rachel, and Sam break down our collective fascination with ’90s celebrity fits, and discuss the new sense Hollywood glamor that emerged from the premiers of films like Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

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Welcome to the official Corporate Lunch Spring Trend Report. After months of holding up their fingers to see which way the wind blows, Noah, Rachel, and Sam can exclusively reveal the five defining Trends of the season. Art! Fashion! Vibes! Grab your notepad and turn up the stereo, because trend #1 is Fleetwood Mac...

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Are the brands you love a reflection of who you are as a person? Should you pick a brand and remain loyal to it for the rest of your life? This week, Noah, Rachel, and Sam discuss the implications of Peak Brand, and why we expect brands to be sincere. They also revisit Malcolm Gladwell's seminal New Yorker piece on coolness, and discuss whether it's held up 22 years later.

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For Corporate Lunch’s half-century special, Noah, Rachel, and Sam trace men’s obsession with carrying stuff around in bags, from the tote era to the current “it bag” moment. They also discuss Virgil Abloh’s GQ Style cover, what Shayne Oliver and Hood By Air’s return to fashion means, and break down the big homie Bruno Sialleli’s debut collection for Lanvin.

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The newest thing in cool pants is... denim?? Where once pants signified your fashion IQ, jeans are making a comeback in the post-raw denim era. This week, Noah, Rachel and Sam debate what the defining jean of our era is. Plus, they discuss Oscars red carpet fits (including a certain attendees' knockoff mid-layer bib), and drop the release date of THE NEXT ISSUE OF GQ STYLE.

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This week, Noah, Rachel, and Sam discuss the spring clothes that are hitting shelves from the most highly-anticipated menswear season in recent memory, and how to approach dressing this season with excitement, enthusiasm, openness, and acceptance. They also talk about blazing with Gunna, gleaning inspiration from e-commerce fit models, wardrobe completism, sharing dressing rooms, Grailed Platinum, and the new Palace campaign—featuring Friend of the Pod Will Oldham—by Juergen Teller.

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