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...
My Octopussy-Inspired Safari Shirt from Frank Foster, the Original Maker
I’m a tremendous fan of many of Roger Moore’s many iconic safari styles from the James Bond films and beyond, but my favourite has...
(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 13: Octopussy (1983)
A Dressing in Disguise: Octopussy maintained Bond’s conservative and classic style from For Your Eyes Only with tailor Doug Hayward and shirtmaker Frank Foster, but the film introduced a new costume designer to Bond series with Emma Porteous. While Porteous’ most notable contributions are in the Indian-inspired women’s costumes ...
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...
Octopussy vs Never Say Never Again: Tropical Suits Made by the Same Tailor
For the famous 1983 battle of the Bonds between Roger Moore in Octopussy and Sean Connery in Never Say Never Again, both actors were...
James Bond and the Double-Breasted Suit
The classic James Bond suit is single-breasted, and the standard suit for almost all men in the world apart from Prince Charles is single-breasted....
