Tag: Suit

Bond arrives in Jamaica in Dr. No wearing a dark grey flannel suit, which is perfect for London but an uncomfortable suit for hot and humid Jamaica. After taking care of his immediate business, he has a bath and changes into something more climate-appropriate but still equally dressed up for ...

You Only Live Twice provides James Bond fewer opportunities to be his stylish self than most Bond films do. Bond's wardrobe in the film is varied, with a military uniform, two suits, a few casual outfits, a tactical outfit and numerous Japanese outfits and disguises. The first suit sees Bond ...

Finding Forrester may be best known for one particular line that Sean Connery says, but it’s far more than that. Like in The Offence,...

In Die Another Day, James Bond asks his hotel in Hong Kong to send up his tailor, and he receives a spread of Brioni-branded suits, shirts and ties. A tan suit and a dark blue striped shirt are laid out on the bed, given pride of place amongst the clothes ...

When shopping for a wedding ring with Tracy at Rossio Square in Lisbon, Portugal in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, and again later when purchasing the ring, George Lazenby’s James Bond wears a light blue lightweight tropical wool suit. The light blue suit had come into fashion in the 1960s...

Sean Connery's most iconic suit from his return to the role of James Bond in 1983's Never Say Never Again is the one he wears in the Bahamas. Few looks can top how cool Connery looks in a suit in hot weather. The suit is an unusual creamy beige colour.

James Bond arrives in the Bahamas in Casino Royale, wearing a light grey linen suit when deplaning. Bond frequently wears light grey suits in the Caribbean and in other places with hot climates throughout the first two decades of the Bond series, but this is his first grey linen suit of

The spacing of a suit’s stripe might have the most significant effect on how we perceive the stripe. The spacing may be even more...