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Thirty-eight glimpses of a day 250 years in the making.

The country’s legendary main street celebrates its centennial against the backdrop of the nation’s 250th birthday. Could there be a better time for a road trip?

Making appearances: at least three presidents, a handful of Pulitzer prize winners, a white whale, and a very nice pig.

This country was founded in bars, so we pay homage to them by going from sea to shining sea to revere the best ones.

Because you might not have a spare 50 grand in your wallet.

Yes, it’s possible to smell great, even when you’re sweating buckets.

These are the ones we actually sleep on, and worth your hard-earned money.

Sexy and unsettling, in equal measure.

The Oscar-winner and Sundance Film Festival founder died at home "in the mountains of Utah—the place he loved, surrounded by those he loved," according to a statement.

A sale of grails, including a Rolex you’ll probably never see again.

Let's take a dive into the archives.

It’s time to get out of town—and look damn good doing it.

Not even Scrooge could get sick of these.

Spooky season is almost here. Have the right soundtrack handy.

The Puerto Rican superstar teamed up with Esquire to document his time at the shows. Here's what he saw.

The duo shared the stage at the Esquire x Ralph Lauren dinner during Milan Men’s Fashion Week.

Let's take a dive into the archives.

We gathered nearly a dozen people who are defining not only how we get dressed today but also the ways we think about fashion. We were inspired—you will be, too.

Usher, Chris Pine, and Colman Domingo were all there—and Rufus Wainwright and John Legend brought down the house.

From Goldfinger to No Time to Die, we broke down all the tracks that played alongside 007.

The comedian, director, and actor is wrapping up a global comedy tour and starring in the buzzy film Poor Things. He let us eavesdrop on a series of conversations with his friend and frequent collaborator Christopher Storer, creator of The Bear.

How to determine whether clothing can, and should, be repaired.

More fabrics, more (potential) problems.

Jacket too short? Sleeves too long? Find out what you can—and can't—do with the help of a tailor.

A once-and-for-all, highly scientifical dictate on whether to wear one.

Take notes. Your feet will thank you.

Styling suggestions for a man on the move.

Admit it: You have no idea what all those little symbols on the tag mean.

Popped a button? Spilled some wine? We've got you covered.

Accident prone? Bit of a scofflaw? Start here before you head abroad.

Hey, it happens. Here's a rundown of the three most common places to fix it.