Tag: Tuxedo
What Does ‘It’s Tailored!’ Mean?
Casino Royale features one of the most iconic clothing-related scenes of the James Bond films. James Bond finds a dinner jack...
James Bond Doesn’t Wear Wing Collars
Many people consider the wing-collar shirt the quintessential shirt for black tie. They like how it is distinguished from an ...
Roger Moore’s Premiere Dinner Suit in The Saint
October 2022 is not only the 60th anniversary of the James Bond film series, it is also the 60th anniversary of Roger Moore's...
The 60-Year Legacy of the Dr. No Dinner Suit
For 60 years, the image of James Bond is still defined by the first outfit he ever wore in the series. This outfit is his dinner ...
The Black Shawl-Collar Dinner Suit in No Time to Die
No Time to Die tries to include many of classic Bond tropes or twists on them, and it would hardly feel like a Bond film with...
What Makes A Tuxedo More Formal Than a Suit?
It’s getting to be that time of year when many of us have the opportunity to take inspiration from James Bond’s evening wear....
Good and Evil in Contrasting Dinner Jackets
James Bond and the villains of many Bond films are often dressed by the costume designer in contrasting dinner jackets to show th...
The Case for the Vented Dinner Jacket
Tradition says that dinner jackets—also known as Tuxedo jackets—should not have vents. Vents, either single or double vents, are ...
