The Dark Tan Linen Suit in Cuba in Die Another Day
In Die Another Day, James Bond asks his hotel in Hong Kong to send up his tailor, and he receives a spread of Brioni-branded suits, shirts and ties. A tan suit and a dark blue striped shirt are laid out on the bed, given pride of place amongst the clothes ...
Pierce Brosnan’s Outfit for Signing His First Bond Contract in 1986
In May 1986, Pierce Brosnan's American television series Remington Steele was cancelled, freeing him up to take on the role of James Bond for The Living Daylights, or so he hoped. NBC had a 60-day hold on Brosnan to renew Remington Steele. In June 1986, Brosnan signed a contract to
The Midnight Blue Dinner Suit in Die Another Day
James Bond wears his obligatory dinner suit in Die Another Day for a reception at Gustav Graves' Ice Palace. Though this is Bond's chilliest black tie occasion of the series, his outfit lacks any stylistic choices to reflect Iceland's climate. Nevertheless, costume designer Lindy Hemming dressed Pierce Brosnan in a
The Single-Breasted Peaked-Lapel Suit: A Bold But Classic Style
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
A Navy Birdseye Suit and Overcoat in Tomorrow Never Dies
Pierce Brosnan recalls the glamour of the golden age of cinema through his Brioni tailoring in Tomorrow Never Dies. His style channels the 1940s via the 1990s, with fullness being a theme of both eras.
Pierce Brosnan’s Grey Checked Jacket and Monochrome Outfit in Remington Steele
Pierce Brosnan celebrated his 72nd birthday last week. He has maintained a stylish public image for 43 years, ever since he first appeared in...
The Charcoal Grey Windowpane Suit and Navy Overcoat in GoldenEye
Brioni made a large number of suits for Pierce Brosnan to wear in GoldenEye, to wear to promote GoldenEye and to wear to promote Brioni. Three out of the four suits that Pierce Brosnan wears in GoldenEye were made as three-piece suits, but costume designer Lindy Hemming decided that only one
The Herringbone Linen Suit in The World Is Not Enough
The ecru herringbone Irish linen suit for the final Turkey scenes in The World Is Not Enough is a clear standout amongst Pierce Brosnan's many suits as James Bond. This is one of James Bond's most relaxed suits of the series, particularly because it is one of Bond's few 100& linen suits.
