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(00)7 Rules to Wearing a Suit with a James Bond Mentality
Having one of James Bond's suits is not enough to wear a suit like James Bond does. The suit itself is only halfway to dressing like James Bond. Wearing a suit like...
Judging a Suit’s Fit on Screen
How a suit fits is objective in some ways and subjective in others. At the extremes, a suit that is too small will either not button at the jacket's waist or tr...
A Bespoke Anthony Sinclair Wedding Dinner Suit — Part 2: Cut and ...
In the Part 1 in this series on my midnight blue wool-and-mohair wedding dinner suit I described the process that led to me to getting this dinner suit for my w...
A Bespoke Anthony Sinclair Wedding Dinner Suit — Part 1: Deciding...
Last month I was married in a bespoke midnight blue Anthony Sinclair dinner suit from Mason & Sons. Anthony Sinclair was the London tailor who made all of Sean ...
Lazenby and Moore Style: Breaking Away from Connery
James Bond style on film started with Sean Connery, and naturally all Bond style that has come since is often compared to and frequently inspired by Connery's. The ...
The One-Button Suit
Most lounge jackets—suit jackets, blazers and sports coats—have two or three buttons down the front, and this has been the standard for single-breasted suits an...
The Degrees of Suit Formality
Not all suits share the same level of formality. The formality of a suit is determined primarily by the suit's cloth but also by the colour, the number of pieces, t...
The New York City Bond Experience
Photo by The Bond Experience.
This weekend I was a member of a New York City James Bond tour led by the renowned David Zaritsky of The Bond Experience, including...