Always found this too garish.
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Bond does Kill Bill!!!
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I’d blocked that one out, perhaps because of the moleskin trousers accompanying them “James Bond” indeed.
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Urgh yes, I’d forgotten that cringe inducing look! Serving company director driving to meet his mistress at an Oxfordshire hotel for the weekend realness.
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that probably does give an in story reason for Bond to be wearing it…good a cover as any.
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Cover slightly blown by driving the World’s most conspicuous motor car?
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No one could ever accuse him of “doing” cover well. Ever.
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Nor dinner jackets. I mean, look at this. A poorly tied bow tie so big it has its own weather system, a double-breasted navy blue horror which looks one size too big for him (the navy blue might be true to Fleming, but it’s really horrible) and some sort of girdle thing underneath it. One does not wear such a thing underneath a dinner jacket.
Yes, he’s pretending to be a banker. Looks like something that rhymes.
They did give Brosnan some very odd garb, on reflection.
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The two sizes too big look was oddly common in the late 90’s. Was glad to see that trend die out.
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He wasn’t doing any cover in this scene, though…
No, he was being evaluated by the British government. In France, for some reason.
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They really did, the oversized overcoats spring immediately to mind. I recall one in a quite disgusting shade of redish brown
Well played sir!
Serving 40 something midlife crisis on a holiday night out away from the missus and kids realness.
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The vest and shorts in the gym in NSNA are the worst! So lucky it wasn’t an official movie
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is no one going to mention Craig’s Matera getup
Wait until it’s actually been in a film. We have no idea how that will look on film until April 2020
I get you,
But all the cinema magic in the world can’t do that pant justice imo