This week Will and Noah are joined by one of GQ Style’s favorite young American designers: Evan Kinori. Not only does Evan make incredibly dope clothes, but he’s also a) a lifelong Deadhead (see cover image for proof) b) a world-class skateboarder c) smells good d) the kind of Corporate Lunch guest who brings hall-of-fame level vibes.

Last week, we released Will's letter from the editor from the fall issue of GQ Style, which details his experience being diagnosed with testicular cancer. You can read it here: https://www.gq.com/story/will-welch-letter-from-the-editor-fall-2018

Welcome to the new era of GQ Style. We've got a new logo, new design, and bangin' new fall issue featuring Tyler, the Creator. This week Will and Noah give you a preview of some spicy content to come, discuss why we decided to ban trends in the magazine, and bring in GQ Style executive design director Rob Vargas to talk about the secret behind our new look.

Welcome to a, ahem, shorter version of Corporate Lunch's critically acclaimed Pants Episode. This week, Will and Noah discuss the fashion world's unlikely embrace of shorts, break down the dynamics of showing some thigh in the workplace, and @ some of their favorite brands. Plus, Sam asks Noah for the lowdown on his Complex days, when he was notorious for (allegedly) sending interns home for dress code infractions.

This week we’ve got international fashion legend J Pesko in the content tower. Will and Noah grill him on what life was like at the advent of the street style explosion, how he went from the NYC editorial world to opening a dope menswear store in LA, and how exactly to pronounce “Magasin.” Josh also weighs in on what he saw at New York Fashion Week: Men’s, and explains why deadstock fabrics are the truth.

So much went down at Paris Fashion Week that Will and Noah hopped off the plane and went straight to the pod studio. This week we’re talking about the new generation of designers that has finally taken over the runways, what it means that the Kanye-adjacent crowd (and Kanye himself) hit the shows this season, The Hug Heard ’Round The World, dudes in shorts, and why some designers think it’s time to move beyond “streetwear.”

It’s the SOCIAL MEDIA episode of Corporate Lunch. This week Will and Noah talk about the timeline: how to maintain your personal brand on Instagram and Twitter, the best way to manage techno-addiction, the rules for social media usage in 2018, and why Noah should probably delete his LinkedIn. Follow us on your platform of choice: @GQStyle @willwelch @noahvjohnson @samuelhine.

Will and Noah have been to hundreds of fashion shows over the years. At its best, the runway experience is a mind-blowing showcase of a designer’s singular universe. But the times they are a-changin’. In this episode, they discuss whether there’s still value in the runway show, swap stories from the heady golden age of fashion week, debate whether you should take your phone out at a show, and preview the juiced menswear season coming up.

This week we plug in with the cultural energy source that is Acyde. The DJ, co-founder of creative collective No Vacancy Inn, and fashion world party instigator talks to Will and Noah about his many job titles. He also talks about the shifting energies of London, NYC, and LA, the danger of nostalgia, and why disco is the ultimate dance music. And he weighs in on what his friends Virgil Abloh and Kim Jones might be debuting this June at Dior Homme and Louis Vuitton.

This week we’re joined by Austin Brown, who plays guitar for Parquet Courts, one of the great rock ’n’ roll bands. Will and Noah talk to Austin about PQ’s blazing new album, how to survive on tour with minimal laundry services, how four dudes in a rock band dress themselves in 2018, and what it’s like being Parquet Courts famous. Plus, Austin brings a few unimpeachable summer style recommendations to 13 Vibes.