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 ...
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
Bond Wardrobe Review 20: Die Another Day (2002)
Die Another Day was made during one of the best times for menswear and one of the worst times for menswear. In the early 2000s there were no new trends in suits, and that's not a bad thing. Suits were hardly any different than they were in the 1930s: well-balanced, structured and traditional.
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 men's fashions from decade to...
How Does James Bond Dress After Leaving the Service?
Bond has left the secret service many times in the series, starting with Bond's attempt to leave it in On Her Majesty's Secret Service,...
Bond in Motion: James Bond’s Clothes on Display
Bond in Motion at the London Film Museum Covent Garden is the ultimate museum exhibit for James Bond fans, but it is one I...
Gustav Graves in 1930s-Inspired Black Tie
As a part of his efforts to cultivate the appearance of a wealthy and extravagant Englishman, Gustav Graves (Toby Stephens) wears an elegant black...
Charles Robinson: A Navy Three-Piece Suit with Red Stripes
Colin Salmon plays M's aide and Deputy Chief of Staff Charles Robinson in Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough and Die Another...
