Daniel Craig

For the first time since Thunderball 41 years earlier, James Bond revived the short-sleeve polo for Casino Royale in 2006. This navy polo, despite its brief time on screen, made a tremendous impact in the world of James Bond style. After Pierce Brosnan's Bond's wardrobe was defined by its suits...

James Bond arrives in the Bahamas in Casino Royale, wearing a light grey linen suit when deplaning. Bond frequently wears light grey suits in the Caribbean and in other places with hot climates throughout the first two decades of the Bond series, but this is his first grey linen suit of

In Quantum of Solace, James Bond arrives at the opera in Bregenz, Austria dressed casually and is in desperate need of appropriate attire, and this performance of Giacomo Puccini's Tosca is a black tie affair. He sneaks in through the artists' entrance and steals a dinner suit that belongs to

The single-breasted suit with peaked lapels is uncommon in James Bond's wardrobe, but most of the actors who have played Bond have worn it in other roles. Peaked lapels—or peak lapel, pointed lapel or double-breasted lapel—are typically found on double-breasted jackets and coats. It likely originated from

Tom Ford is James Bond's most controversial suit maker. Bond wears his first Tom Ford suits in Quantum of Solace and continues to wear them through the end of Daniel Craig's run in No Time to Die. For Quantum of Solace, costume designer Louise Frogley worked with Tom Ford

The suits from the last three Bond films, Skyfall, Spectre and No Time to Die, were defined by the slim fit or skinny fit...

James Bond’s first dinner jacket in Dr. No is a classic midnight blue with a beautifully bellied silk satin shawl collar and plenty of...

Casual jackets are among the most popular items of James Bond's wardrobe simply because practically everyone wears them. The jacket is the most important...