A Charcoal Three-Piece Suit in For Your Eyes Only: Introducing Doug Hayward and the 1980s to James Bond
Roger Moore brought James Bond into the 1980s with a new hairstyle and a new tailor. Starting in For Your Eyes Only, Douglas Hayward of Mount Street in Mayfair replaced Angelo Roma as Roger Moore’s tailor. Hayward made his name as the tailor to the stars, with many other famous clients,
James Bond’s Top (00)7 Short Casual Jackets
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...
Doug Hayward’s Unique Tailoring Style Defines Quiet Luxury
Of all the London tailors who dressed James Bond, the name Doug Hayward carries the most recognition. He had a rich history with James...
Wearing White Evening Shirts on the Beach Like James Bond
James Bond demonstrates that an evening shirt, a shirt meant to be worn with a dinner jacket, can make for a surprisingly stylish beach...
(00)7 Times When Roger Moore’s Bond Came Ill-Prepared in Loafers
Roger Moore's James Bond is known for his penchant for loafers, whether they're penny loafers, bit loafers or tassel loafers. While the plainer loafers...
Bond Wardrobe Review 12: For Your Eyes Only (1981)
After the extravagance of the 1970s, James Bond was refreshed in a 'down-to-earth' and 'back-to-basics' approach for the 1980s. The absurd original stories were put on hold in favour of a return to Ian Fleming's short story collection For Your Eyes Only. The tone was once again that of a Cold War thriller, and James Bond's style had to revert to tradition to follow.
James Bond and the Cotton Jersey Sports Shirt
The cotton jersey shirt, originally trendy in the 1970s when James Bond first wore it, has been become popular again. The jersey shirt is...
The Woolly Pully Aboard the St. Georges in For Your Eyes Only
The legendary British military Woolly Pully sweater has become an iconic piece of James Bond's wardrobe thanks to N.Peal's unique luxury version made for...







