GQ: How Nice, Normal Clothes Became the Biggest Thing in Menswear
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GQ: How Nice, Normal Clothes Became the Biggest Thing in Menswear Corridor is leading the charge for a new kind of clothing fan: one who doesn't care much about fashion, but still cares a lot about looking great. Written by Cam Wolf for GQ Photos by Eric Chakeen Published December, 15th 2022 CORRIDOR FOR GQ | CORRIDOR FOR GQ | CORRIDOR FOR GQ | CORRIDOR FOR GQ | CORRIDOR FOR GQ Dustin Aksland needs a new pair of pants. He’s willing to throw a little bit of time and a decent amount of cash at the problem: while he wouldn’t describe himself as fashionable, he’s the kind of guy who thinks of himself as stylish. He works as a photographer—he’s even shot for this magazine—and while he typically buys his clothes from Levi’s, Dickies, and L.L. Bean, he also owns clothes
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