Re: Mission:Impossible 7-thread (shooting, wardrobe, etc.)
shooting has now moved on to venice
The MI series has been really great with the Bond-style globetrotting. I can't wait for 7 & 8!
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shooting has now moved on to venice
The MI series has been really great with the Bond-style globetrotting. I can't wait for 7 & 8!
AugustWalker wrote:shooting has now moved on to venice
The MI series has been really great with the Bond-style globetrotting. I can't wait for 7 & 8!
Hopefully it’s not delayed as many times as Bond.
I always find it interesting how there are those people who quickly jump on Bond when there's a similar plot point or filming location to a Bourne or an MI and say that EON are copying the other two series or they're running out of ideas. However, you don't get as many people suggesting that MI is copying Bond by heading to Venice and Rome. Personally, I thoroughly enjoy all three and look forward to them immensely. And, if it's a cool stunt or a great location regardless of whether another series has already done it, I'm more than happy. I'm looking forward to this a lot.
Love both series (and first 3 Bournes)
There‘s a ton of new pics from the ongoing shoot in venice atm.
First clear shot of Tom shows him in yet another leather jacket. Notice the split seams on the arm, first thing that popped into my head was the Matchless jacket from SPECTRE.
Let‘s get to work...
The Matchless Spectre jacket was made in black nappa leather.....
The Matchless Spectre jacket was made in black nappa leather.....
Yeah, the style of the jacket reminded me of the brand in general as some details match. Of course they wouldn’t use a 5 year old jacket...
Ooooooo Hayley Atwell Interesting boots on Cruise—broguing with vibram type soles.
Fred007 wrote:The Matchless Spectre jacket was made in black nappa leather.....
Yeah, the style of the jacket reminded me of the brand in general as some details match. Of course they wouldn’t use a 5 year old jacket...
The Craig Blouson in Nappa Leather is still on the Matchless website. The details do match. No pun intended. The Nappa version is maybe two years old.
https://www.matchlesslondon.com/product … 2508795958
https://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/51699/so … g-blouson/
The actual design is lifted from John Varvatos, of course.
Interesting boots on Cruise—broguing with vibram type soles.
All the better to run in.
AugustWalker wrote:Fred007 wrote:The Matchless Spectre jacket was made in black nappa leather.....
Yeah, the style of the jacket reminded me of the brand in general as some details match. Of course they wouldn’t use a 5 year old jacket...
The Craig Blouson in Nappa Leather is still on the Matchless website. The details do match. No pun intended. The Nappa version is maybe two years old.
https://www.matchlesslondon.com/product … 2508795958
https://www.ajb007.co.uk/topic/51699/so … g-blouson/
The actual design is lifted from John Varvatos, of course.
JTM wrote:Interesting boots on Cruise—broguing with vibram type soles.
All the better to run in.
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Would be so hilarious if Ethan Hunt wore a jacket that is being sold as „made for 007“...
The Matchless Spectre jacket was made in black nappa leather.....
Agree it does look like it and this version i have seen on sale quite often at half price.
Looks nicer then Bonds one
Least its safe to wear
The jacket according to Matchless is a unreleased one.
Must be a tweaked Craig so guess a Tom Blouson will be launched near film release
Yup. They just told me will be launched with movie release
It is a Matchless? Wow, good work!
I was looking at the Daily Mail pics to try and glean more details on the leather jacket.
Any differences from the Craig Blouson are subtle. The MI7 may be a little shorter
In any case the retail version will no doubt have that ridiculous badge on the sleeve.
Can anyone identify the black jeans worn with the Matchless? They look to be a slim straight cut as compared to the AG jeans from Fallout which were much skinnier below the knee.
I was looking at the Daily Mail pics to try and glean more details on the leather jacket.
Any differences from the Craig Blouson are subtle. The MI7 may be a little shorter
In any case the retail version will no doubt have that ridiculous badge on the sleeve.
Can anyone identify the black jeans worn with the Matchless? They look to be a slim straight cut as compared to the AG jeans from Fallout which were much skinnier below the knee.
What’s wrong with the badge? Looks discreet to me and barely noticeable and plenty of high end brands have a badge on the sleeve such as Belstaff. I think the Craig blouson is an incredible jacket and don’t see this version as nicer at all IMO.
I really like the jacket and would buy it if it wasn’t for that badge. It ruins it completely. Same with Belstaff. I have a few of their jackets, but the branding on their products is a right turn off now. It’s the ‘look at me’ statement they represent. I like subtlety and the style of clothes to speak for themselves not the overt branding. It’s lacks taste and finesse, which is what Belstaff used to have.
Last edited by Asp9mm (15th Nov 2020 23:11)
I have to agree with Asp9mm on this. That badge just ruins the jacket. The appeal of the Craig Blouson is the lines of the split seams. It's ruined, imo, by the metal badge on the sleeve. It looks like a beetle or giant tick is attached to the sleeve.
I own the John Varvatos Split Seam Jacket which was copied for the Spectre Morocco jacket. The only external branding is on the zipper pull. Same with my Dunhill Layer Cake jacket and Tom Ford Harrington. Let the styling of the jacket speak for itself.
I also worry what other changes Matchless may make on the retail version of the MI jacket. The owners of Matchless have a history dating back to their ownership of Belstaff of making blatant changes to screen jackets but not disclosing the changes in their marketing.
I have to agree with Asp9mm on this. That badge just ruins the jacket. The appeal of the Craig Blouson is the lines of the split seams. It's ruined, imo, by the metal badge on the sleeve. It looks like a beetle or giant tick is attached to the sleeve.
I own the John Varvatos Split Seam Jacket which was copied for the Spectre Morocco jacket. The only external branding is on the zipper pull. Same with my Dunhill Layer Cake jacket and Tom Ford Harrington. Let the styling of the jacket speak for itself.
I also worry what other changes Matchless may make on the retail version of the MI jacket. The owners of Matchless have a history dating back to their ownership of Belstaff of making blatant changes to screen jackets but not disclosing the changes in their marketing.
I wonder if Matchless would be willing to do a one off run of the Craig blouson without the metal badge say 25 to 50 jackets?
I really like the jacket and would buy it if it wasn’t for that badge. It ruins it completely. Same with Belstaff. I have a few of their jackets, but the branding on their products is a right turn off now. It’s the ‘look at me’ statement they represent. I like subtlety and the style of clothes to speak for themselves not the overt branding. It’s lacks taste and finesse, which is what Belstaff used to have.
I've got Belstaff jackets in my cupboard from 10+ yrs ago and they all have Belstaff branding on the sleeve! It used to be a metal badge and then they swapped out for a cheaper material badge instead. Each to their own and i can see how some people would prefer not labelling ( i would be happy with either version) but people who buy a high end jacket often want something to signify that it is not a run of the mill jacket. Look at Barbour with their name plastered all over their jackets...to me that looks awful. On the darker suede craig blouson black or navy you can hardly see it, but yes its more obvious on the beige.
I like subtlety and the style of clothes to speak for themselves not the overt branding.
I have that issue with polos. It's so hard to find a nice polo without a ridiculous contrast colour logo on the breast. Subtlety is rare in modern fashion. Sunspel is great in that regard, but unfortunately I'm not a huge fan of the fit.
Yes, I have the same problem with Barbour international. But you can pick those labels off quite easily using a stitch pick.
Polos, yep, same here. Lacoste make great polos, but that contrasting alligator looks terrible. Good news is, you can pick those off very easily too. I know a few people on here that do just that.
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