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1. #JAMES BOND SPECTRE OLD MAN LIGHT BLUE CAR MOVIE#
2. #JAMES BOND SPECTRE OLD MAN LIGHT BLUE CAR SERIES#

#JAMES BOND SPECTRE OLD MAN LIGHT BLUE CAR SERIES#

This is the twenty-third in the Bond series n the third to star Daniel Craig as James Bond. Revisited it recently on a dvd which I own. The outfit is finished off with a soft pair of high vamp loafers that I just know make that click-clack sound when he walks on pavement.I first saw this with my family in a theatre in 2012. There’s an immediate luxury to this look you can imagine a man walking through an airport or train station in this outfit (OK maybe not in 2021, but let me have my fantasy, please) and he immediately draws that kind of quiet attention that only a truly well-dressed man can. The double-breasted jacket has a velvet collar, which is one of those subtle details that - like the aforementioned knit tie and tweed jacket combo - makes you really feel the clothing as you watch. The richness of the coat against the crispness of the shirt and tie to me are everything Bond’s menswear should be about: clean lines and timeless silhouettes that exude sex appeal without even trying ( more pics here). When I think of Roger Moore as Bond, I think about him in this beautiful double-breasted jacket in Live and Let Die. So without further ado, here they are: the best James Bond looks, ranked, and - because I’m generous - modern analogues for you to shop right now. Praise for my ranking, astute sartorial observations and magnetic sense of humor, however, are all welcome. So let’s lay down some ground rules: if you find yourself inclined to rage-tweet about what you perceive as the misplacement of your favorite or least favorite Bond on this list, please consider spending that energy in other ways, as I am tired, there is a pandemic outside, I am only 5’4, and a few weeks ago Ben Shapiro quote-tweeted something I wrote about abortion and I’m still blocking the stragglers among the pack of feral dogs who follow him around the internet. And as I’ve learned as a woman who writes about menswear, the very fact that I am not a man myself often invites correction and ire from readers. That being said, I’m sure this list is going to hurt some feelings everyone has a favorite Bond, and to that person, he is the only James Bond. You should also know that if you’ve come here hoping to find a love letter to the slim-fit suits and pumped-up physique of Daniel Craig, you will also be disappointed in my opinion whoever decided James Bond shouldn’t have a break in his pants deserves jail time.

I considered doing a point system or something of the like, but truth be told I am terrible at math and that seemed like it might bore you, dear reader, to tears. I watched each movie, going through frame by frame, picked my favorite outfit from each, and then ranked them. It seemed fitting then, for me to break down the best looks we’ve seen Bond wear over the years, to celebrate the momentous occasion of a new, era-ending installment being released.įirst things first: let’s talk about my ranking criteria. So the Bond films - on top of being pure entertainment - also really scratch my menswear itch. And I like my suits the way I like my movies: classic. If you’ve read my work for this site, you will be unsurprised to find out that I like my movies like I like my men: old. Bond movies are exciting, and fun, and marked by a singular sense of glamour and sex appeal that keeps us coming back time and again. My favorite Bond is Roger Moore, though I concede that Sean Connery is perhaps the Bond.

#JAMES BOND SPECTRE OLD MAN LIGHT BLUE CAR MOVIE#

I think the first Bond movie I saw was Live and Let Die, and in my 28 years I’ve seen all of them, most more than once. This week, No Time To Die - the newest James Bond film and Daniel Craig’s last in the role - hits theaters.