Sean Connery

White shirts are the standard. They're the go-to choice for dressing up in poplin, twill and herringbone, and they're a popular choice for dressing...

Sean Connery's ivory dinner jacket in Goldfinger remains one of James Bond's most iconic looks of the series, especially because of its memorable and unexpected introduction. After Bond goes on a sneaky mission that begins with him swimming in a diving suit, he unzips the diving suit to reveal this ivory dinner jacket hidden underneath.

Sean Connery's most iconic suit from his return to the role of James Bond in 1983's Never Say Never Again is the one he wears in the Bahamas. Few looks can top how cool Connery looks in a suit in hot weather. The suit is an unusual creamy beige colour.

For James Bond’s first full day in Istanbul in From Russia with Love, he wears the first of two Glen Urquhart check suits in the film. This suit says 'springtime' in a way few other suits do. The medium-scale black-and-white check bridges the darkness of winter with

If you said Anthony Sinclair tailored Sean Connery for Dr. No, you would be correct, but the answer may not be so simple. Without a...

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

In Diamonds Are Forever, the grey woollen flannel suit, the staple suit of the 1960s Sean Connery Bond wardrobe, returns to be James Bond’s first suit of the 1970s. Woolen flannel is a classic English cloth made of carded wool and has a fuzzy nap for insulation in cold weather.

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...