Bond Wardrobe Review 18: Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
For Pierce Brosnan’s second turn at James Bond in Tomorrow Never Dies, costume designer Lindy Hemming and suitmaker Brioni returned to continue what they started in GoldenEye. Tomorrow Never Dies has a fairly small wardrobe, with almost every outfit having a significant moment in the film.
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 hav...
A Tale of Two Tuxedos: Opposite Ends of Black Tie
It was the best of ties, it was the worst of ties. Not all ways of wearing black tie (a dinner jacket/tuxedo) are equal, but t...
Stamper: Suit with a T-Shirt
Tomorrow Never Dies henchman Mr Stamper, played by Götz Otto, is one of the toughest henchman James Bond has faced due to his ...
All Black: Suit, Shirt and Tie
Though he doesn't wear this in the movie, Pierce Brosnan wears a black suit with a black shirt and black tie in stills for and...
Dressing for Heat in Vietnam: Blue Shirt in Tomorrow Never Dies
Though Pierce Brosnan didn't go too far into oversized 1990s fashions in his tailoring, the dark blue linen shirt he wears in ...
Leather Jacket in Combat
In Tomorrow Never Dies Bond dresses warmly in a brown leather coat and two jumpers for the snowy Russian border. The coat is c...
A Midnight Blue Dinner Suit Back in Time in Tomorrow Never Dies
For Tomorrow Never Dies, costume designer Lindy Hemming looked to the 1930s for inspiration in designing Pierce Brosnan's Brio...
