(00)7 of James Bond’s Suits for Daytime Social Occasions
The business suit is dead. Long live the suit! Typically when James Bond is putting on a suit during the day, it's for bus...
The Sexy Lapel Roll of the Conduit Cut
Lapel roll is not just for jackets with three buttons. We’re familiar with the ‘three-roll-two’ jacket style, as seen on Daniel C...
James Bond Hints at Power Business Style in the 1980s
In the 1980s and carrying over into the 1990s, the predominant look for big business was the power suit, often accompanied by a c...
The Case for the Vented Dinner Jacket
Tradition says that dinner jackets—also known as Tuxedo jackets—should not have vents. Vents, either single or double vents, are ...
James Bond’s Most Timeless Suit Cuts
As of late, the notion of 'timeless style' is increasingly being questioned. Styles have always changed throughout history, in me...
James Bond’s Love of Mohair
As summer is approaching, this is the season of mohair. While many people turn to linen and cotton suits for warm weather, mo...
Are Flat Front Trousers with Cuffs Wrong?
Common wisdom today is to hem pleated trousers with cuffs—also known as permanent turn-ups or PTUs—and non-pleated trousers with ...
What does James Bond keep in his pockets?
James Bond's clothes have pockets, and he uses them. Bond has the luxury of being a film character who doesn't have to carry ...