GQ Magazine Logo

A bold, geometric monogram formed by the uppercase letters "G" and "Q" rendered as two large, circular letterforms touching each other. Both letters are filled with a flat terracotta-red color; the "G" is a nearly closed circle with a recta...

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Bold terracotta-red monogram 'GQ' with circular letterforms on a white background.
GQ Magazine logo

About GQ Magazine

A bold, geometric monogram formed by the uppercase letters "G" and "Q" rendered as two large, circular letterforms touching each other. Both letters are filled with a flat terracotta-red color; the "G" is a nearly closed circle with a rectangular cutout at the right, and the "Q" is a circular shape with a diagonal tail/cutout that creates the letter's counter.

The mark is purely typographic and minimalist, using heavy, rounded strokes and negative space inside the letterforms for legibility. The logo appears on a white background with no additional ornamentation or gradients.

What's in it: letter G letter Q

Shapes: circular letterforms monogram negative-space cutouts wordmark

Style: minimalist bold flat geometric sans-serif

Text in logo: GQ

Initials 'GQ' presented as a bold, confident monogram; the circular letterforms and heavy strokes convey a modern, editorial identity.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Terracotta red
#C44B3E · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

GQ Magazine Logo History

GQ (originally Gentlemen's Quarterly) is an American men's magazine focusing on style, culture and fashion. It is published by Condé Nast.

Frequently asked

What letters appear in this logo?

The logo shows the uppercase initials "GQ".

Who publishes GQ?

GQ is published by Condé Nast.

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