Bike ID - please help! Just getting back into biking after about a decade and looking to possibly purchase a new one. I saw a pic of this in GQ and looks beautiful, simple, and city oriented. Can anyone tell what it might be? Thanks in advance!
I can see is a US power plug, suggesting its US based.  Thickslicks are very much a "cafe-hipster-singlespeed" tyre and rarely seen on transport bikes or fast bikes so this looks like a one-speed bike with a front brake (wise plan)

There are toe clips on the flat pedals, implying that this is a fixed gear not a singlespeed.  I'd not recommend fixed gear for your situation.

It has 700c aluminium wheels with either a steel or possibly an aluminium frame.  The thin tubes imply steel but its hard to tell from one small photo.  I doubt there is any carbon fibre on that bike.

The bars are called "bullhorns" and are "trendy-urban"  The "horns" risk catching anything you might brush past, so are more for looks than function.

As for colour, I see white tyres, white saddle, and white bartape.  This bike has never been ridden in its entire life and looks brand new.   White simply does not stay white on a bike for long, with tyres turning grey quickly, followed by bartape.

You could walk into almost any bike shop and find a commuter/hybrid/flatbar bike of similar shape.  Then get a leg over and see how you feel.  Do also try out other shapes of bike too - remember GQ is not a cycling magazine, its an interior decoration showpiece, and that bike as pictures is merely window dressing.

It is not a "working bike", it is a show pony.