Gerald Ortiz is a Style Commerce Writer at GQ. He specializes in fashion, grooming, and lifestyle, with a focus on the apparel design and luxury goods sectors. Gerald's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, Vogue, and GQ Australia.
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Gerald's coverage primarily focuses on fashion, men's style, and watch collecting. He frequently covers promotional deals and events related to these topics. If you have insights into new product launches, exclusive discounts or promotions within the fashion industry or information about notable events in the world of men’s style and watch collecting, he may be interested in your pitch.
Given his focus on promoting deals and events related to fashion, sources with direct knowledge of upcoming sales or exclusive offers would likely align well with Gerald's coverage preferences.
Additionally, if you are involved in celebrity styling or have expertise in trends within the fashion industry that tie into celebrities' wardrobes and appearances at public events, it could catch Gerald’s attention.
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After a two-decade hiatus, the lightweight Transport just returned to the market, and it checks every box the Bedale can't.
By: Gerald Ortiz
After a decade of turning out artful knits, Lady White Co. is expanding its purview to woven button-ups, jackets, and trousers.
By: Gerald Ortiz, Reed Nelson
In 2026, those erstwhile uni hall classics look a whole lot cooler than usual
GQ Editor Gerald Ortiz answers real questions from menswear's most confused shoppers.
A lug-sole riff on the prep staple stomps all over its daintier dockside counterparts.
A deep dive into the Chuck Taylor's various models and subtle changes.
Every piece of clothing you need—billowy button-ups, splashy swim trunks, beach-ready bags—to beat the heat this season. By and
Converse's iconic sneaker comes in more variations than most people realise. So we did the only sensible thing and compared every last one of 'em
Whether you're after freaky shades or understated classics, Akila's sharp-eyed approach to design yields frames that feel wildly underpriced.
Maple's cult-favorite designs have earned fans from Yung Lean to Bad Bunny by turning oddball references into genuinely covetable pieces.
