Lapel (n,): the part on each side of a coat or jacket immediately below the collar that is folded back on either side of the front opening. Nothing does more to dictate a suit’s character than the lapel. But with so many varieties to choose from it can be challenging to know which style is right for[..]
Get in gear for a fall of epic events, career-making classes and style that earns top marks. GS has a sartorial education for every academic pursuit. Steer clear of droopy trousers, dated bags and drab suiting. Look to our editorial for distinguishing attire- and stand out from the crowd, no matter the major. Going back[..]
Inspired by Champion’s glory days, Todd Snyder + Champion is a great collaboration that delivers a stylish and utilitarian collection that can be worn both to the office and the gym, thus offering the perfect balance between versatility and utility. Coined as one of the biggest trends for the season, this modern updated interpretation of athletic wear is easy to style[..]
Ticket Pocket (n.): Is a small pocket (jetted or flapped) on the outside of a suit jacket traditionally located above the right main pocket. Traditionally, a distinctly British detail, the ticket pocket owes most of its popularity to the early days of train travel in the UK. As suggested by many historical references many city workers and other[..]
Looking good always works in your favour- especially when the outcome is having your wedding featured in a magazine. Meet Scott and Heather, the latest GS couple to tie the knot. Their nuptials were so stunning that Wedding Essentials magazine picked it up and detailed it for their Fall ’14 issue. Scott came to us[..]
Gotstyle is looking for an enthusiastic, creative and technologically savvy e-commerce assistant to join our thriving online team. Specific responsibilities for this position include, but are not limited to: online customer service, liaise with external departments as necessary, order fulfilment and shipping, building/ creation of product cards for online, and maintaining the back end of[..]
