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Ami Morrison/Live Love Laugh Photography Last December, I got an email from Seasons Hospice Foundation. They were reaching out on behalf of longtime Esquire reader Scott LaPointe. Three years ago, Scott, who’s forty-two and lives outside Detroit, was diagnosed with ALS, the degenerative disorder known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Within a year of his diagnosis, Scott was in a wheelchair. In 2020, he entered home hospice care. When a representative from Seasons Hospice Foundation wrote to Esquire, it was because Scott was preparing to die. In 2006, Scott read the first issue of Esquire’s Big Black Book, a style manual for men. It was formative, inspiring him to think more carefully about what he wears and how he takes care of his clothes how he carries himself in the world. With advice from the magazine, for instance, Scott replaced all his wire and plastic hangers with wooden ones. He wanted to give a copy to his eleven-year-old son, Alex.

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