Roger Moore always wore slip-ons with his suits, as practised by the literary James Bond. Slip-ons are traditionally too casual to wear with a city suit, though it was popular to wear them in that fashion in the 1980s. Moore left behind the bit loafers in the 1970s and for the 1980s wore a more conservative style with a hand-sewn apron toe and and simple strap across the vamp. In For Your Eyes Only he wears such shoes, and the rest of the outfit can be seen here.
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