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Good call. Agreed.
The suit is made by Coppley and has all the Tom Ford O'Connor suit details as possible - 3 button roll, single vent, slant pockets, no ticket pocket, short coat length, and slim flat front trousers with cuffs. Shoes are the To Boot New York Aiden's, Tie is by Nicky, Shirt is a point collar shirt is from a local designer.
Sunglasses are the Tom Ford Henry's :)
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Very nice mate.
Nice one mate. But why a belt with a tailored suit? It should fit perfectly. No belt is more Bond.
Fair enough, my wife agrees with you so I suppose that settles it :))
I think we all share a common favourite.
For me the the coat, Npeal sweater combo look when he catches up with the Pale King ;)
Coat is still be ID'd
The only miss for me was the off white tuxedo on the train. If you're gonna go for the white tuxedo, go all the way white!
I disagree with you regarding the ivory dinner jacket. Bond never once wore an all-white tuxedo and he most likely never will. Connery, Moore, and Craig all wore black pants with their ivory dinner jackets and it's a classic Bond look. And, in all honesty, the all-white tuxedo looks tacky and would seem like something a teenager would wear to a school dance.
You know, I looked at some pictures, and you're right, I'm misremembering. Maybe I just felt like Connery pulled it off better.
Definitely, I think. Connery did pull it off much better (which he did with almost everything imho).
A white dinner jacket is not for everyone, because it sort of accentuates the frame/physique (given the mass of white). So, I think it suits a taller person with a more narrow width to height ratio. Sort of like wearing a shirt with horizontal stripes......this only works well with taller people also.....shorter people should wear a vertical stripe shirt if going the stripe route, to accentuate the height and downplay the width.
Having said that, it was nice to have the throwback. Every long serving Bond actor should be seen in it at some point maybe...
Good to see you back lalala. How you been? :D
TOM
FORD
FOREVER
Blue is available here
https://www.ssense.com/en-us/men/product/moncler/navy-quilted-knit-jacket/1198573?forced_user_country=GB&gclid=CMvtyJONg8kCFUQ6GwodJgMFdw
But what about this for an alternative
should pull off the desired look?. Not bad for £45.00 plus P&P
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Duck-Cover-Barton-Sweatshirt-Outerwear/dp/B00UH9OJV0
You must be joking, right?
Tom Ford does not understand 'subtle' if it hit him on the head after a 3000ft drop. Apart from one or two of the suits in SP Ford has offered nothing that looks remotely 'James Bond' since QoS.
If it ain't conduit cut / hacking jacket then it ain't Bond, simple as that.
http://www.dents.co.uk/shop/mens-gloves/15-1007-mens-hairsheep-leather-driving-gloves/
yeah, and both Bond and Oberhauser wore the same Tom Ford Snowdon TF237 Unisex Square frames in Rome.
Vivianne Westwood released some Spectre style staff http://www.jborbisnonsufficit.com/2015/11/08/limited-edition-vivienne-westwood-spectre-collection/