Tag: White Dinner Jacket
Max Kalba’s White Dinner Jacket in The Spy Who Loved Me
Max Kalba, the owner of the Mojaba Club played by Vernon Dobtcheff, is an interestingly dressed minor character and a memorab...
The Top (00)7 Tailored Outfits of a Summer Bond Wardrobe
For summertime, summery weather, tropical climates and desert climates, James Bond packs a certain group of tailored outfits so h...
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....
The (00)7 Most Iconic Sean Connery Bond Wardrobe Pieces
Sean Connery's Bond's wardrobe had a well-defined identity, with a certain consistency across his six EON Bond films. Though he h...
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 ...
Eight of James Bond’s Most Distinctive Black Tie Outfits
Over the course of the 58-year film series, James Bond has worn quite a few variations on his iconic dinner jacket, also known as...
Mason & Sons Special Order Ivory Dinner Jacket
For my evening wedding this past summer, in addition to my bespoke Anthony Sinclair midnight blue dinner suit from Mason & So...