Clothing
In Flemings' novels the basic outfit of James Bond is a dark blue suit of serge or tropical worsted or alpaca, depending on the climate, a heavy white silk shirt and a thin black knitted silk tie, dark blue socks and well-polished black moccasin shoes.
For a visit to the Casino Bond wears a single-breasted dinner jacket, heavy silk shirt, thin double-ended black satin tie.
More informally Bond wears dark blue trousers, a Sea Island cotton shirt (from Turnbull & Asser on Jermyn St, London) in white or dark blue and black casual shoes or sandals. On the golf course he wears Saxone golf shoes and a black windcheater.
In Flemings' novels the basic outfit of James Bond is a dark blue suit of serge or tropical worsted or alpaca, depending on the climate, a heavy white silk shirt and a thin black knitted silk tie, dark blue socks and well-polished black moccasin shoes.
For a visit to the Casino Bond wears a single-breasted dinner jacket, heavy silk shirt, thin double-ended black satin tie.
More informally Bond wears dark blue trousers, a Sea Island cotton shirt (from Turnbull & Asser on Jermyn St, London) in white or dark blue and black casual shoes or sandals. On the golf course he wears Saxone golf shoes and a black windcheater.
Anthony Sinclair has made Great Strides to commemorate the Centenary of Aston Martin.
Whilst Sinclair had become firmly established as James Bond's tailor of choice in the early 007 movies, the character had to wait until the 1964 filming of Goldfinger before being introduced to his favourite motorcar, the Aston Martin DB5.