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Ursula Andress’ Iconic Ivory Bikini as Honey Ryder in Dr. No
Today's article is about a two-piece business suit—a bespoke suit made for the lucrative business of shell collecting. In 196...
(00)7 Stylish Sneaky Bond Outfits
When James Bond sneaks about at night, he needs to blend in with his surroundings as to draw as little attention as possible....
A Japanese-American Robe at the Spa in A View to a Kill
After drying off at the spa in San Francisco's Japantown in A View to a Kill, James Bond dons a Japanese-esque robe. It is the la...
Bond Versus M: Dressing Modern or Mature in a Suit
When James Bond enters M's Westminster office for his mission briefing, he almost always wears a suit, and in most cases these su...
Judi Dench’s Warm Grey Armani Suit for the Office in Casino Royale
Bond Suits is venturing into womenswear with a dissection of Judi Dench's M's suit in Casino Royale. This may not be as excit...
The Grey Tie and James Bond
From silver to mid-grey to charcoal, the grey tie is a versatile and Bondian accessory. It has an understated elegance that c...
James Bond and the Point Collar: An On-and-Off Relationship
As a thoroughly British character, James Bond has traditionally worn spread and semi-spread collars. However, the point colla...
How to Wear Smart Casual Attire Like James Bond
The dress code 'smart casual' has no strict meaning. It formerly used to denote that a man should wear a jacket and tie, though t...
James Bond and the Double-Breasted Suit
The classic James Bond suit is single-breasted, and the standard suit for almost all men in the world apart from Prince Charles i...
BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT! From Tailors with Love: Episode 100
I'm excited to announce that the dream you've all been asking for is now the reality. This spring, I will be releasing a book ab...
How Does James Bond Afford His Wardrobe?
As a civil servant, James Bond never earned much money through his line of work. He's a secret agent, so the salary of any real-w...
Roger Moore’s Peak-Lapel Suit on The Dick Cavett Show
On the 14 May 1971, Roger Moore appeared on The Dick Cavett Show, alongside Enoch Powell and Jonathan Miller, to discuss his ...