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It’s the most celebrated, the most special, the most significant watch of all time; Rolex is symbolic of many things in the movies: style, wealth, attitude, and perhaps most importantly, taste. That is not to say a Rolex is elitist, … Continue reading
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This is a personal post about designing my custom made James Bond shirt. It is not an advertorial and wasn’t paid for. All photographs are of the final finished shirt(s) and taken by David Wade of Vogue Shot photography. There … Continue reading
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George Lazenby’s fashionable Bond is sartorially similar to Daniel Craig in Skyfall. Continue reading
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A new compilation of sartorially revealing James Bond photographs by Terry O’Neill. Continue reading
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A look at the costumes you can expect to see and enjoy at Designing 007: Fifty Years of Bond Style. Continue reading
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A new web documentary analysing the look of James Bond. Continue reading
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Costume designer Lindy Hemming chats exclusively to Clothes on Film about her contribution to Designing 007: Fifty Years of Bond Style. Continue reading
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The first trailer for Skyfall hits with several suits, an overcoat, sportswear and a beanie. Continue reading
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The blue towelling playsuit in Goldfinger is typically remembered as Bond’s one sartorial disaster. Yet it might be worthy of reconsideration. Continue reading
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Matt Spaiser, creator of The Suits of James Bond blog, analyses the style of 007 in the film that started it all – Dr. No. Continue reading
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Sean Connery wore an elegant Victorian coat in The First Great Train Robbery. Continue reading