| | | These widely popular trousers are on sale at a price you shouldn't pass up. | | If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser. | | | | |  | | | | These Widely Popular Uniqlo +J Pants Are On Sale for $30 Right Now | | | | We're on the cusp of a major moment in Getting Dressed. It's not just that soon, summer will turn to fall, and our sleeves and pant legs will grow three sizes. That happens every year. It's also that we're going to be getting dressed for something again. If you're someone that's really embraced the opportunity the past two years have given us all to stay as cozy as possible all the damn time, your return to the world requires a particularly transitional type of attire. Enter Uniqlo's wildly popular +J collaboration with Jil Sander. And specifically this pair of wide-fit trousers that kill two birds with one stone, in that they're as easygoing as the bottom layer you've become accustomed to with the more buttoned-up aesthetic that places like the office tend to require. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Fox News Is Moving From 'Just Asking Questions' to Full-On Anti-Vax Crapola | | | | Last week, we suggested that well-meaning liberal concern about the Delta Variant, fueled by obsessive media coverage, was beginning to verge on hysteria. The vaccines still work against the Delta Variant, so the way forward at this point is to keep calm, carry on, and get as many people as possible vaccinated as quickly as possible. It is not realistic to expect Americans to go back into lockdown unless a variant emerges that can evade the vaccines, and that emergence becomes more likely the more unvaccinated people there are around to spread the thing. All of this is to say that what appears to be a new kind of anti-vax push on the American right is, even by the standards of the American right, particularly grotesque. The swimming pool is finally reopening amid a head wave and they're taking a big dump in the shallow end. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Unimatic and Hodinkee's New Watches Are a Masterclass in Restraint | | | | This isn't the first time Esquire has praised Unimatic's blend of well-built functionality and artfully restrained aesthetics, and unless a rogue asteroid suddenly appears in the stratosphere, it won't be the last. But though it's not an entirely new note to strike, there's simply no ignoring the subtle, super-wearable style on display throughout the new trio of watches the Italian brand debuts today alongside the folks at Hodinkee. If you're looking for a diver, GMT, or field watch you can wear every day—and with every damn thing in your closet—you're not going to want to miss this release. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | The IceMule Jaunt Is a Backpack Cooler You'll Want to Take Everywhere | | | | Jaunting is what summer is intended for—day trips and afternoon trips and weekend trips and long weekend trips, all of which require gear. Like the perfect overnight duffle, or the flashlight-slash-flask-slash-compass that you don't need but definitely want. A good cooler is absolutely on that list, and even more specifically, a cooler that'll last you for a long time, that'll take up minimum space when you're not using it, and that'll do what it says it'll do, which is cool stuff. The Jaunt is all that: durable, storable, and heavily insulated. But those are just the basics. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Hugh Grant is Having the Best Time at Wimbledon. Hugh Grant is Having the Worst Time at Wimbledon. | | | | Tennis is a sport that boasts a level of decorum on the court; tennis also has an expectation that you keep your shit together in the stands. Oh, and then there's Hugh Grant. Sitting in the Royal Box, Grant and his wife, Anna Eberstein, watched Serbian tennis superstar Novak Djokovic take on Hungarian badass Márton Fucsovics at Centre Court on Wednesday. Let's just say that Hugh was all over the place when it came to his reactions. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | After All That, The Kraken Was Released on Trump's Legal Eagles | | | | As strange as it may seem, and admittedly not much seems strange anymore, there is even more weird election-related activity in America's courtrooms than the former president*'s new attempts to plumb the Laurentian Abyssal of legal insufficiency. For example, in Michigan, El Caudillo del Mar-a-Lago's former legal team from Release The Kraken, LLC is taking a severe beating from a federal judge named Linda Parker. Judge Parker evidently has reached that point that Blackstone once described as "having had enough of your bullshit." Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |
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