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James Bond and the Tie Clip
A 1960s trend that has resurfaced in recent years along with the skinny tie, the tie clip is piece of men's jewellery that adds a bit of fun and a unique elegan...
Collars Royale: Turnbull & Asser
In a new graphic series called "Collars Royale", I break down the styles of the shirts James Bond wears, starting with the first shirt brand that Bond wears, Turnbul...
Sean Connery’s Suits in Woman of Straw vs Goldfinger
Woman of Straw is one of the most significant films in the history of James Bond clothing. Why would a film that isn't a James Bond film be important to James Bond c...
Sean Connery’s Dinner Jacket and Knitted Tie at the Dr. No ...
56 years and a few days ago, Dr. No premiered on the fifth of October 1962 at the London Pavilion. To the black tie premiere, James Bond creator Ian Fleming was ...
How Sean Connery Set the Fashion Template for Future James Bonds
More so than the James Bond of Ian Fleming's pages, Sean Connery's James Bond set the template for how subsequent screen Bonds would dress. Terence Young, the di...
A Light Grey Mohair and Wool Suit in Dr. No
Sean Connery's light grey mohair suit from Dr. No was previously covered here, but it shared a post with another suit in the same cut with the same details. Sinc...
A Dark Grey Flannel Suit in Jamaica in Dr. No
This blog previously covered the grey flannel suit in Dr. No, but not in much depth. The suit also shared the article with a suit of another cloth in the same cu...
Shoes and Boots for Every Occasion in Diamonds Are Forever
When Sean Connery returned to the role of James Bond in Diamonds Are Forever, not only was he paid the highest salary ever for an actor but also was no expense s...