Adam Cheung is a writer at various prestigious publications, including Vogue and GQ. He specializes in sneakers and streetwear, exploring themes in beauty and fashion, sports, and entertainment. Adam's work has been featured in Vogue, Teen Vogue, and Condé Nast Traveller, among others, showcasing his insights into the fashion industry and consumer culture.
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By: Adam Cheung
More than 20 years after No Reservations, Kenneth Cole shares with GQ the untold story behind the legendary jacket
The Shards star knows the power of one very well-placed curl
By: Adam Cheung
On the very first episode of No Reservations , Bourdain wore a Kenneth Cole jacket that became the stuff of legend. “He didn't let the clothes define him,” Cole tells GQ of the late chef. “He defined the clothes.”
The Shards star, like so many other handsome A-listers, knows the power of one very well-placed curl.
