Jeremy Freed

3 days ago | gq.com | Jeremy Freed

All products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Suits are an essential part of the menswear universe, but thanks to a truly bewildering array of places to get one both IRL and online, figuring out the best place to buy a suit can feel like a Herculean task. Do you go with a big-name brand or a connoisseur-approved indie? Made-to-measure or off-the-rack?

4 days ago | gq.com | Jeremy Freed

All products featured on GQ are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. If you got into watches during the last decade or so, there’s a very good chance the Rolex Daytona—or rather one particular Rolex Daytona—had something to do with it.

1 week ago | sharpmagazine.com | Jeremy Freed

From the pages of SHARP: The Book For Men, our men’s watch photoshoot captures this season’s most compelling timepieces. Set against a slew of electric displays — from technicolour gradients to fluorescent blue stones — cutting-edge details come to the forefront: think ultralight materials, monochrome aesthetics, and ocean-inspired dials. With Swiss-made sports watches and vintage-inspired divers, these new men’s watches keep you up to speed all season long.

1 week ago | gqmiddleeast.com | Jeremy Freed

The Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, which opened in the mid-19th century, is a legend unto itself and has been a destination for royals, moguls, and A-list celebrities since F. Scott Fitzgerald popped bottles there in the 1930s. If you’ve seen a picture of someone standing outside the hotel’s famous facade, however, it’s more than likely the one of Harrison Ford, hands in his pockets, during Cannes in 1982.

2 weeks ago | sharpmagazine.com | Jeremy Freed

Before his ill-fated attempt to summit Mount Everest in 1924, a reporter asked British explorer George Mallory why he wanted to climb the mountain in the first place. He famously replied, “Because it’s there.” Such, one has to imagine, is the thinking at Vacheron Constantin, the 270-year-old Swiss luxury watch brand and the world’s oldest continuously operating watchmaker.