The notion of formal wear has evolved for younger generations and Bond must surely adapt as well. I want the franchise to accept that fact with a younger Bond. We need a new Bond who dresses like the fashion icons of today.
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Quick question, didn't know where to ask, but I could use anyone's opinion on this thread.
I'm incorporating sweaters/jumpers in my wardrobe as I am evolving from boy to man 😂 (M23)
In this event from TGWADT, Daniel obv has a t-shirt peeking through his sweater. (Disregard the bottom half)
Is this how you're supposed to wear it? I was used to just pulling a crewneck over as a base itself and calling it a day. I am somewhat of a hairy dude so unless it's proper to do so to preserve the fabric, I am willing to sweat it out, but it could prove to be cumbersome. Of course, it's only for the cold season, I understand I will tuck it in the closet until next winter season, but I'd like to know what the right way is.
It’s usually for comfort, even extra fine sweaters will pull hairs and be itchy so a t shirt solves that problem. If you’re a hairy man then definitely t shirt
@Chico I often wear a crewneck sweater that way, and I always wear a tee underneath (short or long sleeve depending on the temperature and the yarn) . I'm also kind of hairy, and without the tee, my chest hairs find a way to poke through the sweater knit, which looks awful. On a practical note, it's a hell of a lot easier to wash a t-shirt than it is to clean a sweater (especially if it's wool or cashmere). Wearing a tee underneath helps prevent the sweater from absorbing body oils and moisture so you can go longer between cleanings.
Just seen DZ’s latest Vlog at the Omega gig in NYC.. Suttirat stated that the NPeal commando sweater was actually made of cotton in the film, which makes sense, but means that the retail one isn’t SA.. I know NPeal are not a cotton company, but I wonder if they could be persuaded to make a SA cotton one.. I’m not after SA, I just can’t wear wool, cashmere or any other similar fibre, so a cotton one would be perfect for me…
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The notion of formal wear has evolved for younger generations and Bond must surely adapt as well. I want the franchise to accept that fact with a younger Bond. We need a new Bond who dresses like the fashion icons of today.
I believe Roger Moore wore similar attire during the circus scenes in Octopussy.
Bond isn’t a follower of fashion, he’s stylish. Which none of those examples are in any way.
“M’lud, if I may enter into evidence exhibits A to F, demonstrating why none of those therein featured should ever be allowed anywhere near the James Bond film franchise. My learned friend is clearly taking the proverbial…
As the late, great Stan Lee put it - ‘nuff said”.
Cant wait to see Bond take tips from Harry Styles. Walking into Ms office wearing a dress and pearl necklace.
Michael B. Jordan wearing a Dora the Explorer-themed shoulder holster OVER his suit is nothing I wanna see in a Bond-movie…😅
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Well, if there was any doubt that LM was simply trolling, there's your sign. 🤣
Oh God. Just no lol.
Those examples belong on some self-important designer's fashion runway, not in a Bond film and certainly not on Bond lol.
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Quick question, didn't know where to ask, but I could use anyone's opinion on this thread.
I'm incorporating sweaters/jumpers in my wardrobe as I am evolving from boy to man 😂 (M23)
In this event from TGWADT, Daniel obv has a t-shirt peeking through his sweater. (Disregard the bottom half)
Is this how you're supposed to wear it? I was used to just pulling a crewneck over as a base itself and calling it a day. I am somewhat of a hairy dude so unless it's proper to do so to preserve the fabric, I am willing to sweat it out, but it could prove to be cumbersome. Of course, it's only for the cold season, I understand I will tuck it in the closet until next winter season, but I'd like to know what the right way is.
What do you think? Tshirt under or not? 🤔
It’s usually for comfort, even extra fine sweaters will pull hairs and be itchy so a t shirt solves that problem. If you’re a hairy man then definitely t shirt
@Chico I often wear a crewneck sweater that way, and I always wear a tee underneath (short or long sleeve depending on the temperature and the yarn) . I'm also kind of hairy, and without the tee, my chest hairs find a way to poke through the sweater knit, which looks awful. On a practical note, it's a hell of a lot easier to wash a t-shirt than it is to clean a sweater (especially if it's wool or cashmere). Wearing a tee underneath helps prevent the sweater from absorbing body oils and moisture so you can go longer between cleanings.
Just seen DZ’s latest Vlog at the Omega gig in NYC.. Suttirat stated that the NPeal commando sweater was actually made of cotton in the film, which makes sense, but means that the retail one isn’t SA.. I know NPeal are not a cotton company, but I wonder if they could be persuaded to make a SA cotton one.. I’m not after SA, I just can’t wear wool, cashmere or any other similar fibre, so a cotton one would be perfect for me…
Someone mentioned the idea of a cotton commando jumper to Magnoli Clothiers on the rpf so if NPeal can’t be persuaded it may still happen
I’d be very interested at least