Surely, I'm not the first person to tell you that a white Oxford shirt is a closet staple that every man should be in possession of (if I am the first person to tell you that, I suggest you take a few minutes to do a deep dive of Esquire's style section after reading this, 'cause you're going to need a helping hand). The white Oxford is a quintessential basic for the modern man, a companion for both work and play, a versatile, elevated shirt that says "I have my shit together." Amongst all the many (many!) white Oxfords out there, one manages to reign supreme: the Polo Ralph Lauren Garment-Dyed Oxford Shirt. |
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Single or double-breasted, a car coat or a duffle coat, they're all right here. |
| It has the potential to be so outrageous that we asked the award-winning novelist Naomi Alderman to write a short story about it. What she envisions is more disturbing than we imagined. |
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Let's get the easy stuff out of the way. The vice president dope-slapped Bret Baier to Ohtani distance, and I don't think he's playable anymore. Recall that Tim Walz landed his KO punch late in his debate, when J. Divan Vance declined to say whether he thought the former president* lost the 2020 election. (He copped to the answer "No" on Wednesday, by the way.) The vice president did the same thing to Baier when he attempted—via a barbered piece of videotape—to minimize the "enemy within" poison that the Republican ticket has been ladling out for the past month. The vice president called him out for that sleight-of-hand with the tape and then sent him aloft with a considerable launch angle. |
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From timeless dress watches to luxury divers, these are the cream of the crop. |
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Sometimes, getting into the back of a stranger's van is actually a dream come true. That's exactly what happened when I visited the mobile Criterion Closet. What the heck is that, you ask? Well, Criterion, the distribution company that's widely known for its expansive and high-quality selection of classic films, is bringing its eclectic selection on the road. Through an intensive labor of love, the company has completely reconstructed its (increasingly famous) closet of more than a thousand films inside an eighteen-foot-long, totally mobile van. It's like a Mister Softee truck for people who are into DVDs. But the Criterion truck won't give you brain freeze—it just delivers excellently restored Blu-rays of your favorite films. |
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