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I found another photo call, this time from the SPECTRE set. Once again, an interesting suit that never made it to the film:
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Whilst Craig doesn't look great there, Cary Funaga looks like a Bond villain. DreadfulI found another pic. Trousers are a bit slim and those boots look awful, though I’m struggling to imagine what sort of footwear would work (not loafers or anything Pitti when you are about to get in extended chase and gunbattle).
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Perhaps we can attribute this to DC coming into the role with no real sense of style so being at the mercy of the whim of the various costumers. Connery allegedly didn’t have much style but had Terence to guide him.
Gay Dexter mash-up vibes
Why?
That was one of the worst Bond outfits across the 25 films!
The Sunspel polo outfit in CR
This is my favorite of his casual outfits,
though I really like the look in the Shanghai bar from Skyfall, which while not totally casual, if you ditch the tie is close enough.
Yikes manAddidas Y3 black jacket, polo, white StaPress trousers and suede chukkas.
Yikes man
Understatement. There were horrific.Agree on the polo but the bootcut jeans were pretty bad.
The chauffeur disguise?
My favorite would be the QoS Haiti outfit: Addidas Y3 black jacket, polo, white StaPress trousers and suede chukkas. Would have been better if he’d worn the navy TF Harrington with this outfit though.
Close second was the Spectre Matchless suede jacket and TF polo.
Is that you Simon Crompton? Or neaux Simon Crompton and his permanent style
Mate, Maaate - burn the black jacket. Swear off black for a year or two. It will be healthy.
did you dye your hair?Some Bond-inspired outfits from the past week or so:
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In my previous posts summarizing the best and worst of DC-era casual Bond, I left out the two ‘work wear’/ tactical/ commando outfits as these aren’t intended to be anything other than what you wear when assaulting the bad guys’ lair to rescue the girl.
The NTTD Peal cashmere commando sweater definitely falls into this category. Great work by the costumers in that it looks cool and tactical, evoking reminders of his Navy/SBS past, without turning him into another Rambo character. But it would look a little ridiculous in a normal, casual setting and the Peal trousers aren’t going to be any SWAT Team’s preference:
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The outfit from the Spectre sneaky commando tactical raid scene is a bit more interesting. There are some pieces in here that I really like. The grey silk/cashmere mock turtleneck from Peal is a winner. The puppy tooth grey trousers from Neil Barrett are nice, if a bit slim for action. Best of all are the Steve McQueen-inspired suede Playboy chukkas - I would love to own a pair of these! Finally, there is the collarless blue suede Varvatos racer jacket. This was his second suede jacket in the film - the sand Matchless jacket looked pretty cool in Morocco. I can’t get very excited over the blue Varvatos, but I don’t know if it’s the colour or the cut that leaves me indifferent. I think Tom Cruise wore the same jacket in one of his films as well, looking equally meh.
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Talk about flogging a dead horse, can't they just let the bloke die?![]()
The next James Bond needs an entirely new, very British wardrobe
Rumours are swirling that Aaron Taylor-Johnson will be named as the next 007. Whoever it is, the spy’s look needs an updatewww.telegraph.co.uk
my vote goes to this one
the Graham jacket has high "twat" potentialAfter a little whoring and shilling, I was lucky enough to win $200 in store credit from Royale Filmware.
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ROYALE Filmwear
ROYALE Filmwear is the Australian producer of James Bond movie replica clothing. Most ROYALE customers are on a personal notification list and will be advised as soon as new items become available. Some items do sell out in a matter of days for this reason, so it is extremely important to join theroyalefilmwear.storenvy.com
Currently deciding what to blow it on and looking at:
The mixed linen Connolly Giubbino jacket. It’s kinda unique and had a light summer vibe (though I don’t like how it was worn in the film). But I need another light casual navy jacket like a hole in the head.
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The Barbour x Engineered Garments Graham Jacket in navy waxed cotton. I like that they slim down the pattern over the stock item, as the film crew did. Also like that it’s a more city/nautical take on the usual tweedy country vibes of the sage and brown corduroy Barbours. But I’m skeptical of a knock-off copy of Barbour really being practical/useful.
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The Tom Ford Johnny collar polo. I have a couple of these from a kiwi brand. Love the pattern and would get a lot of wear even if I got a couple of them. I own a dozen blue polos and wear them regularly, so it isn’t much to get excited over even if useful
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The Tom Ford cardigan. I already have a heavy cotton version on this from Paul James, though it’s still tempt to get this one in a medium merino.
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which color is more representative of the current production?the Graham jacket has high "twat" potential
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OTOH, the Connelly has low "twat" potential, even if worn by a twat. looks better on the twat.
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The EG collab sold-out years ago, but the current Covert is very close:which color is more representative of the current production?
After a little whoring and shilling, I was lucky enough to win $200 in store credit from Royale Filmware.
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ROYALE Filmwear
ROYALE Filmwear is the Australian producer of James Bond movie replica clothing. Most ROYALE customers are on a personal notification list and will be advised as soon as new items become available. Some items do sell out in a matter of days for this reason, so it is extremely important to join theroyalefilmwear.storenvy.com
Currently deciding what to blow it on and looking at:
The mixed linen Connolly Giubbino jacket. It’s kinda unique and had a light summer vibe (though I don’t like how it was worn in the film). But I need another light casual navy jacket like a hole in the head.
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The Barbour x Engineered Garments Graham Jacket in navy waxed cotton. I like that they slim down the pattern over the stock item, as the film crew did. Also like that it’s a more city/nautical take on the usual tweedy country vibes of the sage and brown corduroy Barbours. But I’m skeptical of a knock-off copy of Barbour really being practical/useful.
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The Tom Ford Johnny collar polo. I have a couple of these from a kiwi brand. Love the pattern and would get a lot of wear even if I got a couple of them. I own a dozen blue polos and wear them regularly, so it isn’t much to get excited over even if useful
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The Tom Ford cardigan. I already have a heavy cotton version on this from Paul James, though it’s still tempt to get this one in a medium merino.
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I went back to have another look and you’re right - ALL his jackets have hacking pockets. Some look quite nice to me, but I agree that the angle on that glen plaid suit is a bit extreme. But the greatest crime is the pockets on the navy double breasted!!Not bad but I hated the 45 degree hacking pocket on his suits.