Description
GQ Magazine – September 1975 – Denis Lamarsh Cover – Good Condition
This September 1975 issue of GQ (Gentlemen’s Quarterly) features Denis Lamarsh on the cover and delivers a timeless blend of fashion advice, lifestyle features, and cultural commentary tailored for the modern man of the mid-1970s. With in-depth wardrobe guides, investment tips, and thoughtful perspectives on grooming, dining, and personal image, this issue remains a standout from the era of bold yet practical menswear.
The magazine is in good condition, with typical age-related wear. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review images carefully for condition reference. All magazines are shipped with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Fashion Highlights:
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You're on Your Own – Fall fashion simplified for confident choices (p. 70)
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The Big Bundle – Layering essentials with a punch of color (p. 72)
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Long-Term Security – Building a wardrobe with timeless value (p. 78)
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The Price is Right – Finding style at accessible prices (p. 84)
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One Man’s Wardrobe: “Clothes Are My Hobby” – A look at Roy Williams’s elevated fashion mindset (p. 96)
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Prices You Can Live With – An affordable, flexible fall wardrobe plan (p. 104)
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Getting It On: Over Your Head – Seasonal pullovers for in-between weather (p. 132)
Featured Articles:
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Don’t Buy Stock! – Unconventional ways to profit from the market (p. 90)
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Sound Investments – High-quality stereo components without breaking the bank (p. 92)
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Which Vintage with Venison? – A game hunter’s wine pairing guide (p. 100)
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Growing Up – Terrace gardening for the city dweller (p. 102)
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Putting Your Hair to Work – Image and identity through facial hair (p. 128)
Departments:
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Pulse, Clotheslines, Sounds, Inside, Imagery, Selling Yourself, Money, Places, Buylines, Shaping Up, Fashion Overview, How to Buy It, Food Stuff, Looking Good
A well-rounded and collectible issue for fans of vintage men’s style and 1970s fashion journalism.