Sean Connery
George Lazenby
Roger Moore
Timothy Dalton
Pierce Brosnan
Daniel CraigTag: Douglas Hayward
The Effect of Small Changes in a Silhouette
Most tailors have a house style that defines both the silhouette of their suits and how they execute the small details. Tailors have a house style for numerous reas...
Evelyn Tremble: A Bondian Grey Flannel Suit in Casino Royale
After Evelyn Tremble, Peter Sellers' character in the 1967 James Bond spoof Casino Royale, is given the name "James Bond", he is also given a fresh wardrobe so h...
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 have yet to visit. My friend Peter Bro...
The 12 Most Quintessential Roger Moore James Bond Outfits
Today we celebrate what would have been Sir Roger Moore's 90th birthday by looking back at twelve of the outfits that made his James Bond style special. Twelve outfi...
The Button Three Lapel Roll
Three is the most traditional number of button for the front of a suit jacket or sports coat. Not all jackets with three buttons are created equal, and there are...
Roger Moore: Blue Blazer Boss
Roger Moore had a uniform, and it wasn't the safari suit! It wasn't the dinner jacket or the trench coat either, though he loved those too. The blue blazer was R...
Poll: Which Tailor Dressed Roger Moore Best?
While Sean Connery had the consistency of being dressed by Anthony Sinclair for all six of his James Bond films, Roger Moore was fitted by three different tailor...
Choosing Tom Ford vs Brioni vs English Bespoke
James Bond's suits over the past five decades have come from a variety of sources, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. The most notable providers of James Bo...