Spectre Wardrobe(from filming)

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  • Kaleema007Kaleema007 Posts: 322MI6 Agent
    006 wrote:
    Remmert007 wrote:
    Guess is based on this shot:

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    Could it be the TF Hugh framed sunglasses?

    http://www.tomford.com/hugh-polarized-square-wayfarer-sunglasses/FT0337P.html?dwvar_FT0337P_color=01N

    Agreed. After looking at the pictures, it does appear to be the Wayfarer...but until we have a more hi-res image and/or confirmation that it's the wayfarer model, it's pure speculation.
    Shocking...
  • hthomashthomas Philadelphia, PAPosts: 833MI6 Agent
    Kaleema007 wrote:
    006 wrote:
    Remmert007 wrote:
    Guess is based on this shot:

    Screen_Shot_2015_02_20_at_19_08_57.jpg

    Could it be the TF Hugh framed sunglasses?

    http://www.tomford.com/hugh-polarized-square-wayfarer-sunglasses/FT0337P.html?dwvar_FT0337P_color=01N

    Agreed. After looking at the pictures, it does appear to be the Wayfarer...but until we have a more hi-res image and/or confirmation that it's the wayfarer model, it's pure speculation.


    I feel like Craig's lenses are rounder than in the posted Link above. Remmert posted these - http://www.bluefly.com/tom-ford-tom-ford-tf237-snowdon-52n-havana-sunglasses-brown-lens/PRODUCT_FEED/348621301/detail.fly?cm_mmc=Feeds-_-Google-_-Apparel+%26+Accessories+%3E+Clothing+Accessories+%3E+Sunglasses-_-103000304591&gclid=CjwKEAiA05unBRCymrGilanF9SwSJACqDFRmgd7uebqvW05bytO-_RRoFNdQQi97f7JqrtNNEdcP4xoCrp3w_wcB&kwid=productads-plaid%5E125377631051-sku%5E103000304591-adType%5EPLA-device%5Ec-adid%5E68217193571 I think they are much closer in style and look. not color
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  • Martin AstonMartin Aston LondonPosts: 408MI6 Agent
    Yep I agree with you, the dip on the bridge of the glasses looks more like the Havana model. Just a bit tricky to tell which colour.
  • MrZarebaMrZareba Krakow, PolandPosts: 1,775MI6 Agent
    Someone mentioned the quality of TF, here is the picture of the sunglasses right from the website. Now go compare that to any pair of Persols.

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  • Martin AstonMartin Aston LondonPosts: 408MI6 Agent
    I take it that you mean the Persols are of a better quality?
  • The Red KindThe Red Kind EnglandPosts: 3,336MI6 Agent
    MrZareba wrote:
    Someone mentioned the quality of TF, here is the picture of the sunglasses right from the website. Now go compare that to any pair of Persols.

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    You'd think they would get it right for the website. Even if it meant photoshopping them afterwards.
    "Any of the opposition around..?"
  • HalfMonk HalfHitmanHalfMonk HalfHitman USAPosts: 2,351MI6 Agent
    edited February 2015
    So that is definitely a peak lapel, three piece number worn onscreen in SPECTRE. Big changes!

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  • SFPROPSSFPROPS USAPosts: 380MI6 Agent
    Looks Italian, rather than British. May be the point here...
  • walther p99walther p99 NJPosts: 3,416MI6 Agent
    So that is definitely a peak lapel, three piece number worn onscreen in SPECTRE. Big changes!

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    I got it, Bonds undercover as Karl Lagerfeld.
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  • MrZarebaMrZareba Krakow, PolandPosts: 1,775MI6 Agent
    I take it that you mean the Persols are of a better quality?

    Well, as far as I'm concerned Persols are of superior quality - I have both the 2244s and 2720s and I had the 714 in hand - they're fully hand made so they're like a Ferrari 250 GTO - one temple might be 0.4mm longer then the other one, the bridge might be not absolutely 100% straight but they look fantastic - and the arrows are always level, unlike in the Tom Fords it seems. For a 400$ pair of sunglasses one would expect that every pair is flawless, like the Porsche Design sunglasses (lucky owner of a pair here) - every pair is an absolute masterpiece and they cost about the same.
  • kaddkadd Posts: 917MI6 Agent
    You can definitely see the second buckle and the toe stitching on the boot. So good spot whoever suggested it was the C&J Camberley

    Is that a wide herringbone pattern on the suit?

    So that is definitely a peak lapel, three piece number worn onscreen in SPECTRE. Big changes!

    39b0a69e51f86283f11b8466dcb163fb.jpg

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  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    kadd wrote:
    You can definitely see the second buckle and the toe stitching on the boot. So good spot whoever suggested it was the C&J Camberley

    Is that a wide herringbone pattern on the suit?

    Yes, certainly looks that way. But it's not as wide as what Lazenby wears to the office.
    SFPROPS wrote:
    Looks Italian, rather than British. May be the point here...

    What? It looks completely British! It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see. It looks far more British than the Skyfall suits. It looks too fashionable for Bond, but it's an improvement. It doesn't look particularly Italian to me.
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  • HalfMonk HalfHitmanHalfMonk HalfHitman USAPosts: 2,351MI6 Agent
    Matt S wrote:
    It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see.

    Not being snarky, but literally on the first page of Google results

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    Amongst a rather loud and dated collection of suits. I do see some Tom Ford mentions, though. Did he calm down in later years?
  • HoldenHolden UKPosts: 664MI6 Agent
    Again, not a fan of this look for Bond.

    The wide peaked lapel on a single breasted suit with a ticket pocket is more, to my mind, the traditional Tom Ford look - now matched with very narrow trousers. And don't get me started on that collar....

    QoS may have been the worst Craig film, but as has been said so many times, DCs suits and general wardrobe haven't been bettered yet.
  • hthomashthomas Philadelphia, PAPosts: 833MI6 Agent
    Here is a good shot of the boots. It's a large pic so please click to in large. We also got some really good clear pics of the glasses. Do we think these are the TF Snowdon's?
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  • The Red KindThe Red Kind EnglandPosts: 3,336MI6 Agent
    The collar pin is awful :# I think the suit looks elegant but hope he's not wearing just the suit with gloves on screen. Not a good look :# Scarf, gloves and hat should only be worn with a coat.
    "Any of the opposition around..?"
  • walther p99walther p99 NJPosts: 3,416MI6 Agent
    The collar pin is awful :# I think the suit looks elegant but hope he's not wearing just the suit with gloves on screen. Not a good look :# Scarf, gloves and hat should only be worn with a coat.
    Im assuming (hoping) he's undercover?
  • HoldenHolden UKPosts: 664MI6 Agent
    I don't think we've seen a scene from filming yet, where DC isn't wearing gloves of one sort or another - perhaps he'll keep them on for the bedroom scenes as well! :D
  • Colonel DukeColonel Duke Posts: 63MI6 Agent
    I love the watch and nato strap.
  • andermtandermt Posts: 34MI6 Agent
    Matt S wrote:
    andermt wrote:

    Annoyingly they definitely look like the Camberley.

    I had a pair of those on in black 2 weeks ago and decided they were a bit too similar to my Tetbury's so bought some suede boots instead!!
    probably made the right decision, they look like something a Leprechaun would wear.

    I really like these boots and I think they're an excellent choice. Boots with a suit brings back Connery's style (though monk straps instead of elastic), and monk shoes were something Brosnan occasionally wore. Connery had a pair of brown single-monk boots in Diamonds Are Forever. It also honour's Fleming's Bond, who abhorred laces. They're dressier than Tetburys and thus better with a suit. They fit in perfectly with Bond's shoe history whilst bringing something new.

    And personally I like monk shoes, have 4 pairs, and liked the boots but have too many shoes so their slight comparison to Tetbury gave me an excuse not to buy, now they are in Spectre that excuse has gone, so will be looking for a pair in the Factory shop next weekend again.
  • kaddkadd Posts: 917MI6 Agent
    Matt S wrote:
    kadd wrote:
    You can definitely see the second buckle and the toe stitching on the boot. So good spot whoever suggested it was the C&J Camberley

    Is that a wide herringbone pattern on the suit?

    Yes, certainly looks that way. But it's not as wide as what Lazenby wears to the office.
    SFPROPS wrote:
    Looks Italian, rather than British. May be the point here...

    What? It looks completely British! It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see. It looks far more British than the Skyfall suits. It looks too fashionable for Bond, but it's an improvement. It doesn't look particularly Italian to me.

    Matt is the suit black or navy?

    Im assuming black....
  • 00-Shane00-Shane Posts: 124MI6 Agent
    He looks night and day better than he did in Skyfall. LOVE this look. Incredible style, beautiful venue and that Aston... I'm seriously excited!!
  • 00-Shane00-Shane Posts: 124MI6 Agent
    ONE exception: Is it just me or is the bottom hem of the jacket a touch short and cut very squarely? Also looks like single vent so I have to deduct a point for that... but overall MILES better than SF in terms of style
  • walther p99walther p99 NJPosts: 3,416MI6 Agent
    Is this the first time Bonds worn peak lapels outside of a dinner jacket?
  • The Bond VivantThe Bond Vivant SeendPosts: 1,346MI6 Agent
    I'm glad my scoop came through!

    http://www.ajb007.co.uk/post/695937/#p695937

    So that is definitely a peak lapel, three piece number worn onscreen in SPECTRE. Big changes!

    39b0a69e51f86283f11b8466dcb163fb.jpg

    fce6d230930e1271230b16ed7fb83311.jpg
  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    kadd wrote:
    Matt S wrote:
    kadd wrote:
    You can definitely see the second buckle and the toe stitching on the boot. So good spot whoever suggested it was the C&J Camberley

    Is that a wide herringbone pattern on the suit?

    Yes, certainly looks that way. But it's not as wide as what Lazenby wears to the office.
    SFPROPS wrote:
    Looks Italian, rather than British. May be the point here...

    What? It looks completely British! It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see. It looks far more British than the Skyfall suits. It looks too fashionable for Bond, but it's an improvement. It doesn't look particularly Italian to me.

    Matt is the suit black or navy?

    Im assuming black....

    Definitely looks navy.
    Is this the first time Bonds worn peak lapels outside of a dinner jacket?

    If you're talking single-breasted suits, there's the grey linen suit in Casino Royale.
    Matt S wrote:
    It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see.

    Not being snarky, but literally on the first page of Google results

    w0004980.jpg

    Amongst a rather loud and dated collection of suits. I do see some Tom Ford mentions, though. Did he calm down in later years?

    Okay, how about looking up the tailors who made Nutter's designs.

    Joe Morgan: http://www.chittleboroughandmorgan.co.uk/, http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/2013/11/chittleborough-morgan-suit-part-4.html

    Edward Sexton: http://www.edwardsexton.co.uk/

    This is where Tom Ford gets his inspiration.
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  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    I'm glad my scoop came through!

    http://www.ajb007.co.uk/post/695937/#p695937

    You were definitely right about the peaked lapels! But it's not the O'Connor with peaked lapels since the silhouette is completely different. This suit has the Quantun of Solace pagoda shoulders. It gives Daniel a much more powerful look than the narrow Skyfall shoulders.
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  • 00-Shane00-Shane Posts: 124MI6 Agent
    Matt S wrote:
    kadd wrote:
    Matt S wrote:

    Yes, certainly looks that way. But it's not as wide as what Lazenby wears to the office.



    What? It looks completely British! It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see. It looks far more British than the Skyfall suits. It looks too fashionable for Bond, but it's an improvement. It doesn't look particularly Italian to me.

    Matt is the suit black or navy?

    Im assuming black....

    Definitely looks navy.
    Is this the first time Bonds worn peak lapels outside of a dinner jacket?

    If you're talking single-breasted suits, there's the grey linen suit in Casino Royale.
    Matt S wrote:
    It's a classic Tom Ford look inspired by British designer Tommy Nutter. Google his name and you'll see.

    Not being snarky, but literally on the first page of Google results

    w0004980.jpg

    Amongst a rather loud and dated collection of suits. I do see some Tom Ford mentions, though. Did he calm down in later years?

    Okay, how about looking up the tailors who made Nutter's designs.

    Joe Morgan: http://www.chittleboroughandmorgan.co.uk/, http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/2013/11/chittleborough-morgan-suit-part-4.html

    Edward Sexton: http://www.edwardsexton.co.uk/

    This is where Tom Ford gets his inspiration.

    It's a black suit. He's at a funeral. It's just the sheen of the fabric giving the suit a navy twang. Love that bold black tie too -{
  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    00-Shane wrote:
    Matt S wrote:
    kadd wrote:

    Matt is the suit black or navy?

    Im assuming black....

    Definitely looks navy.
    Is this the first time Bonds worn peak lapels outside of a dinner jacket?

    If you're talking single-breasted suits, there's the grey linen suit in Casino Royale.

    Not being snarky, but literally on the first page of Google results

    w0004980.jpg

    Amongst a rather loud and dated collection of suits. I do see some Tom Ford mentions, though. Did he calm down in later years?

    Okay, how about looking up the tailors who made Nutter's designs.

    Joe Morgan: http://www.chittleboroughandmorgan.co.uk/, http://www.permanentstyle.co.uk/2013/11/chittleborough-morgan-suit-part-4.html

    Edward Sexton: http://www.edwardsexton.co.uk/

    This is where Tom Ford gets his inspiration.

    It's a black suit. He's at a funeral. It's just the sheen of the fabric giving the suit a navy twang. Love that bold black tie too -{

    Did you see the Daily Mail photos? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2962825/Daniel-Craig-takes-secret-Aston-Martin-DB1-spin-gets-character-latest-James-Bond-film.html

    It's definitely not black. In bright sunlight, black tends to look more brownish or greenish. Bond wears charcoal to funerals in TB and TWINE. Black isn't necessary. Any dark suit is appropriate.
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  • Matt SMatt S Oh Cult Voodoo ShopPosts: 6,610MI6 Agent
    The collar pin is awful :# I think the suit looks elegant but hope he's not wearing just the suit with gloves on screen. Not a good look :# Scarf, gloves and hat should only be worn with a coat.
    Im assuming (hoping) he's undercover?

    I like collar pins, but it is awful on Bond. It just doesn't fit the character. But it's not far off from the equally awful-for-Bond tab collars in Skyfall, so it wouldn't be unexpected for Bond to wear a collar pin.
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