GQ Cover - March 1970

Published March 1, 1970

The March 1970 cover of GQ noted current trends in men's fashion with this garden of sartorial delights in psychedelic hues. Styles of the early '70s, including extrawide lapels, gold medallions, and flamboyantly colored shirts, spring up from the ground like the flowers that dot the setting around them. John Alcorn created the illustration.

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