Bond Wardrobe Review 25: No Time to Die (2021)
No Time to Die premiered five years ago, and I wrote a review of the film's wardrobe immediately after the premiere. Five years later, I'm reviewing the film's wardrobe again in more detail to see how my perception of the clothes has changed after sitting with them for five years...
James Bond’s Rare Summer Hats
James Bond rarely wears hats in warm weather, but they are often a practical necessity. Summer hats can be a highly stylish accessory, but...
The Suit King Charles, then Prince of Wales, Wore to the No Time to Die Set
Last week Esquire published an article praising King Charles’ mid blue pinstripe suit that he wore on an unseasonably warm day at a reception...
Should James Bond Wear T-Shirts?
The T-shirt, or tee, is easily the most popular type of shirt in the world. The standard T-shirt is a simple collarless shirt made...
James Bond’s Rare Button-Down Shirts
James Bond has dabbled with button-down shirts on only a handful of occasions, so the shirt is not a particularly Bondian style. Though the...
The Evolution of Daniel Craig’s Suit Fit in the James Bond Films
Daniel Craig is famous for the tight-fitting suits he wore as James Bond, but his fits weren’t always that way. Changes in fashion, changes...
Jeans Bond: Does Denim Fit 007?
Blue jeans are one of the most important garments of the past century, but until recently they were not part of James Bond’s style....
The Duster Coat with Two Shirts for Norway in No Time to Die
For James Bond's two-day adventure in Norway in No Time to Die, he wears one outfit of a long needlecord coat, needlecord trousers, a...
