Tom Ford Pocket Squares

drum007drum007 New York, NYPosts: 684MI6 Agent
edited March 2010 in James Bond Memorabilia, Collecting & Props
Does anyone have any information on the pocket squares that Bond and Dominic Greene wear in QOS? I assume they are all Tom Ford. I found this pic somewhere on styleforum.
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  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    I believe they were all white.
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  • sruzgarsruzgar Welcome to ScotlandPosts: 1,468MI6 Agent
    I have that pocket square although thats not my picture, rumour has it that bond wasnt wearing TF pocket squares in the movie though but I will let other chime in here ;)
  • drum007drum007 New York, NYPosts: 684MI6 Agent
    And what about Dominic Greene here?


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  • David SchofieldDavid Schofield EnglandPosts: 1,528MI6 Agent
    edited March 2010
    sruzgar wrote:
    I have that pocket square although thats not my picture, rumour has it that bond wasnt wearing TF pocket squares in the movie though but I will let other chime in here ;)

    An item of Bond's formal clothing in QOS NOT by Tom Ford...??? ?:)

    Not according to TF Milan, Si. ;)
  • redsleighdownredsleighdown USAPosts: 450MI6 Agent
    I've been trying to hunt down Greene's pocket square. His suit and square are CONFIRMED not to be TF.
  • InfernorhythmInfernorhythm Los AngelesPosts: 88MI6 Agent
    redsleighdown wrote:
    I've been trying to hunt down Greene's pocket square. His suit and square are CONFIRMED not to be TF.
    Really? I know the suit is Zara (I saw it and the shirt at a Zara store in San Francisco, but sadly it would have rung up at $300), but I've heard that the pocket square was TF.

    I wonder if Mantis can help out. I know he found Greene's Perla shirt, so he might be able to identify the pocket square.
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    Sorry...I am clueless when it comes to his pocket square.
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  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    Well suits all look the same - it's hard to be POSITIVE it's a Zara
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  • saint-antoinesaint-antoine CanadaPosts: 209MI6 Agent
    I doubt production would put a billionnaire worldclass vilain in a 300$ suit...
  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    saint-antoine wrote:
    I doubt production would put a billionnaire worldclass vilain in a 300$ suit...

    Never heard of Howard Hughes?
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  • saint-antoinesaint-antoine CanadaPosts: 209MI6 Agent
    edited March 2010
    You mean Hughes played himself in the movie?
    Was this film made by EON?
    Did you understand what I wrote?
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  • shaken66shaken66 california usaPosts: 155MI6 Agent
    Greene's pocket square definitely looks like Ford's with a big, bold pattern.
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  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    saint-antoine wrote:
    You mean Hughes played himself in the movie?
    Was this film made by EON?
    Did you understand what I wrote?
    T'es subtil toi!

    Howard Hughes was the richest man on earth and wore the cheapest shoes and dressed like ****. Sometimes billionnaires have cheap clothes. That was my point.
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  • saint-antoinesaint-antoine CanadaPosts: 209MI6 Agent
    Perhaps but your post missed the point you were trying to make entirely as we are discussing film prodution details and not real life things or persons... Dominic Greene was not intended as a Zara wearing caracter as demonstrated by the rest of his wardrobe and living habits throughout the film...
  • redsleighdownredsleighdown USAPosts: 450MI6 Agent
    Again, I am 90% sure that the pocket square is not TF from multiple direct sources. And the suit is 100% CONFIRMED Zara but will never restock in that cut/color combination. A full Zara suit costs around $250 USD.
  • InfernorhythmInfernorhythm Los AngelesPosts: 88MI6 Agent
    redsleighdown wrote:
    Again, I am 90% sure that the pocket square is not TF from multiple direct sources. And the suit is 100% CONFIRMED Zara but will never restock in that cut/color combination. A full Zara suit costs around $250 USD.
    Are you sure? I saw some suits that looked very similar to it. I hope they still have it, I want to eventually get one.
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  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    saint-antoine wrote:
    Perhaps but your post missed the point you were trying to make entirely as we are discussing film prodution details and not real life things or persons... Dominic Greene was not intended as a Zara wearing caracter as demonstrated by the rest of his wardrobe and living habits throughout the film...

    You don't have to apologize for getting angry at me for being right. It seems that some billionnaires do like cheap clothes sometimes.
    If you can't trust a Swiss banker, what's the world come to?
  • saint-antoinesaint-antoine CanadaPosts: 209MI6 Agent
    edited April 2010
    I am neither angry nor am I apologizing to you in any way shape or form. I simply pointed out to you that you are off topic with your Howard Hughes comments... production did not put Greene in a Zara suit (providing that they actually did which is, to me, still unconfirmed since no proof of this has ever been put forth) to imply that he was a cheap millionnaire... They did not and the character is not. He actually seems to be quite the opposite! So your point is totally off-base... now move on...

    Si tu comprends rien à un sujet, abstient toi de l'exprimer... à moins que tu ne comprenne pas l'anglais... ce qui semble être le cas...
  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    saint-antoine wrote:
    I am neither angry nor am I apologizing to you in any way shape or form. I simply pointed out to you that you are off topic with your Howard Hughes comments... production did not put Greene in a Zara suit (providing that they actually did which is, to me, still unconfirmed since no proof of this has ever been put forth) to imply that he was a cheap millionnaire... They did not and the character is not. He actually seems to be quite the opposite! So your point is totally off-base... now move on...

    Si tu comprends rien à un sujet, abstient toi de l'exprimer... à moins que tu ne comprenne pas l'anglais... ce qui semble être le cas...

    Believe me, I'm not here for arguing about me speaking english or not. Howard Hugues, just like Greene, was obviously deranged. When you can buy anything, it doesn't matter if your suit is worth 10,000 USD or 300 USD. HH, the richest man on earth, was wearing cheap shoes and Greene is wearing cheap suits. It makes sense.

    By the way, you should write french with less errors.
    Si tu comprends rien à un sujet, abstient toi de l'exprimer... à moins que tu ne comprenne pas l'anglais... ce qui semble être le cas...
    should go like
    Si tu NE comprends rien à un sujet, ABSTIENS-TOI de T'exprimer... à moins que tu ne comprenneS pas l'anglais... ce qui semble être le cas...
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  • saint-antoinesaint-antoine CanadaPosts: 209MI6 Agent
    edited April 2010
    Again, Greene was NOT intended to wear cheap suits to enhance this character... keep Hughes out of this because you are using an example that is simply not proper to your argument...

    So, I will repeat myself in order for you to understand once and for all: We are discussing film prodution details and not real life things or persons... Dominic Greene was not intended as a 300$ Zara suit wearing character as demonstrated by the rest of his wardrobe and living habits throughout the film...

    Again: Greene NOT intented to be a cheap suit wearing character... got it?

    Et je préfère mettre le S manquant de mon texte précédant à la fin du mot ÉPAIS!!!!
  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    saint-antoine wrote:
    Again, Greene was NOT intended to wear cheap suits to enhance this character... keep Hughes out of this because you are using an example that is simply not proper to your argument...

    So, I will repeat myself in order for you to understand once and for all: We are discussing film prodution details and not real life things or persons... Dominic Greene was not intended as a 300$ Zara suit wearing character as demonstrated by the rest of his wardrobe and living habits throughout the film...

    Again: Greene NOT intented to be a cheap suit wearing character... got it?

    Et je préfère mettre le S manquant de mon texte précédant à la fin du mot ÉPAIS!!!!

    Please, email me instead of doing this in public. It's uncomfortable for everyone and it's embarrassing for you.

    I won't respond anymore on this thread, other that you do not know what Greene wants or likes or was supposed to wear.

    I am not interested in the power trips of 16 years old. If you want to know more about me or my background, you can PM me.
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  • saint-antoinesaint-antoine CanadaPosts: 209MI6 Agent
    Thanking you immensely for letting this thread go back to it's original topic... which is what I was trying to get you to do in the first place...
  • nms75nms75 United KingdomPosts: 1,233MI6 Agent
    Anyway...

    The pocket square may or may not be TF - I don't know! But surely any quality white silk pocket square is up to the job :)

    Here is my preferred option from Aspinal of London: http://www.aspinaloflondon.com/eshop-catalogue/mens-collection/clothing-accessories/pocket-square-silk-handkerchiefs/3425-plain-pocket-square-silk-handkerchief-in-white

    Quality and not overly expensive!

    NMS
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  • drum007drum007 New York, NYPosts: 684MI6 Agent
    It may not be silk. It could be cotton linen.
  • toutbruntoutbrun Washington, USAPosts: 1,501MI6 Agent
    drum007 wrote:
    And what about Dominic Greene here?


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    A different picture I found on the Internet.
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