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James Bond is one of the world's most famous fictional characters. His style is admired, copied, and adored by men around the world. Even though there are entire blogs and channels dedicated to the style of James Bond, it's not that easy to copy his look because on the one hand, you need a lot of dough, on the other hand, you may not look like James Bond.
Just because an outfit works well for 007, doesn't mean it will work well for you, and your style, and your surroundings.
At the Gentleman's Gazette, we think it makes more sense to figure out what style rules Bond abides by and then use those to adapt them to your unique situations rather than just copying him to the tee.
Even though we think it's impossible to distill James Bond’s style down to one single concept, we came up with 11 rules that we think he lives by.
Number one, he respects the power and style of clothes. Obviously, Bond is an intense character who's more a man of action rather than words. As such, his clothes are an important part of who he is and how he wants to be perceived.
Two, Bond knows exactly what works for him and he sticks with it. What does that mean? Well, he expects his garments to perform and so he doesn't use cheap substitutes. He also keeps his color palette somewhat limited to keep a harmonious look that is somewhat of a signature for him.
Three, Bond's style never overshadows him. The same is true for you, the clothes shouldn't be wearing you, you should be wearing your clothes.
Four, Bond moves with the times but leans into classics. Fashion has changed radically since 1962 and every Bond has found a way to move with the fashions. Roger Moore wore a safari suit and flared pants in the 1970s, Pierce Brosnan's Brioni suits and jackets lean more into the looser fit of the 90s versus Daniel Craig in the 2000s used Tom Ford suits with a slimmer and trimmer silhouette. So even though Bond goes with the time, certain elements like the classic suit are always part of his repertoire.
Five, you don't have to stick to bones color palette and if you're into clothes and you like to play with colors, you can certainly explore a little more, all that matters is that you find something that works for you.
Six, functional wear doesn't mean it has to be athleisure. Bond is always on the run yet you never see him in Lululemon pants.
Number seven, know the style rules and then break them as they suit you. Bond definitely breaks certain style rules and we don't suggest you make all of them but still, knowing what it is and then intentionally deciding not to follow it is much better than not having a clue in the first place.
Style number eight, dress for the occasion. Bond is typically well attired. He wears a tuxedo when it calls for it, he wears a suit when he shows up at MI6, and he wears a down jacket and boots when it's cold outside. Understanding your surroundings and the purpose of your clothes always help you to dress through a right level, depending on your occasion.
Number nine, the basics will always look good whether it's a pair of dark denim, a dark suit, a white shirt, a white pocket square or a knit tie, these are all staples in your wardrobe that you can combine with lots of different outfits and they work for Bond and they will work for you too.
Rule number ten, when in doubt, wear a jacket. I would say that Bond, more often than not, wears a jacket, whether it's a suit jacket, a blazer, a sport coat, a safari jacket or maybe a down jacket. He just wears something because it pulls his looks together and he's more complete that way.
Finally, last but not least, James Bond embraces the suit. James Bond chooses to wear it because it gives him dignity, authority, and competence. The suit is the classic hyper masculine garment that communicates power and authority, at the same time, I believe he wears it because it makes him feel good and respected.
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Sven would be so perfect as a Bond villain. I could see him plotting evil schemes with a German accent while petting a cat! 😂
He can be in a gang with The Penguin and The Riddler
Ya know, 3 guys there, all different, all comfortable with the camera....
That could work.
Dr. Kaufman in Tomorrow Never Dies :D seriously
00 Schneider. Google it. A film from the 90s. It's him 😅
Schneider's cat!
Never forget that the Bond character is above all a military/Naval officer. His aesthetic is characteristic of a military man, posture, fit consistent with military tailoring and off duty wear
absolutely right, and that is most of all reflected in the novels with his rather utilitarian style
Rule #1: have the look and physique of James Bond. Fail for me already.....
Then start eating healthy and workout without giving up and you’ll have the physique.
actually this is the most important thing!😂😂😂
@@user-dc8jf5ix4f When I was a young salesman I was a regular at the top gym in Melbourne, but the memory your comment revived was my Sales Manager, who looked like Sven, telling me that if I took the time to meditate for 20 minutes, then all feelings for the need to exercise would go away. Just a thought. Phil
@@user-dc8jf5ix4f How many times do I have to workout before I get taller?
@@PantsofVance If your comfortable in your own skin height doesn't matter.
Here’s a thought: Bond may be wearing a belt with a 3-piece because he’s carrying a gun. If he’s using an ITW holster, he has to wear a belt. He has used a shoulder holster quite often, but this could be a detail that justifies the use of a belt.
let face it he only look good since he had a team in background to keep him look good while reality he just going look like bodyguard walking around...
In the best Bond suits he wears neither a belt nor suspenders. The pants are just so well tailored they stay up on their own.
I concur! An IWB holster requires a belt. A lot of people who don't work with firearms are unfamiliar with the need for secure placement while wearing a pistol. A holster shouldn't flop around at all, both for reasons of concealment and for speed & ease of draw. This detail may not be apparent in movies.
Concur your analysis. You pretty much need a good belt if you're strapped.
Pretty much why I wear a belt with a vest. I carry under my suit, and I just can't get a Miami Classic shoulder holster to behave with a slim fit suit and a full sized 1911.
For all those who say Sven would be a great Bond villain, imagine him being a villain who plots to mess up James' wardrobe with a color palette and pattern changing ray gun so Bond's clothes come out all mismatched.
😂😂😂
I'm gonna steal that idea for my own movie...If you don't mind.
:-0
@@bobrew461- All yours, just give me a cameo in the movie.
That sounds like something Doofinshmirtz would do.
Great way to demoralize him
One thing to note is that Bond started wearing Rolex due to it being functional. A robust diving watch for an ex-Navy spy is a good fit, after all. Nowadays it is product placement, but the category of watch is the same.
Yep. Ian Fleming had Bond wearing a Rolex, but Omega paid big bucks for product placement so the more-recent films have him wearing Omegas rather than Rolexes.
@@seikibrian8641 They really needed the market exposure, because up until 1970 Omega had been the market leader for about half a century. In the late 1980s my late wife was responsible for a group of about 130 Jewelry shops, the largest group in Australia. When she gave me a gold Omega Seamaster for my 50th birthday she said that Omega had a very special pricing deal for all of the shops staff nationwide, because those people had a massive grass roots influence on general market sales. She said that the CEO of Omega told her that they were reviving their presence at shop staff level in preparation for a massive global advertising campaign. The product placement in the Bond movies flowed from that campaign, that included Australia, which because of its global success in a wide range of sports, had always been an important market for Omega. Phil.
@@phillipmoodie9071I'm sorry it took me four years to see this.
That was very informative. Thank you.
Deepest condolences on the loss of your wife.
Watching a video about the style of James Bond. Meanwhile millions are at home in sweatpants and t shirts under Quarantine. Thanks for the video as a reminder!
you missed the most important thing ... well-fitting clothes ... in James Bond's case bespoke tailoring
James Bond is my primary fashion inspiration. After seeing skyfall I bought a white tab collar shirt because I loved the way it looked
I WAS WEARING OSW 40 YEARS AGO. NO BIG DEAL.
I got a navy silk knit tie in 2019 because Bond wore one in Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice.
7:22 The belt is also a quick release weapon and can be used to hide various items. The buckle could be a pull out push dagger or multi tool.
Agent 00S(e)ven. 😎 cool idea!
Congratulations on your well deserved 50th like!
A video on the godfather style, please!
@Youssef HEGAZY2. The Godfather is so dated. Just watch the TV News and follow Trump's dress style. He is the new role model for wannabe Godfathers. Phil.
@@phillipmoodie9071 Did he ask for your opinion? No. So don't go giving him your opinions which are not needed.
@@edithpiaf2749 That's a two way street. Phil.
Yeaaaah
@@phillipmoodie9071 haha you got him
The 1970s always gets a lot of hate. I love the look although I realize some of its wardrobe can be a bit crazy. The suit however was very excellent, flashy, and colorful compared to modern suits which are trying to go slim fit and muted. I like 50's-80's wear and that includes the 70's and especially that era's three piece suit.
The reason Bond wears a belt is because he's an action hero. Braces/suspenders are a liability in a fight
Maybe Mr.Preston will be interested on, doing a video about James bond watches.
will be great as a second part of this amazing video.
Great job as usual.
Preston would do better with Clark Kent.
As a woman, I love James Bond look...the clean lines and neat appearance with a hint of zip to the look. Makes a man look good!
Yes! In my personal opinion, the Daniel Craig incarnation of Bond is the epitome of masculine allure.
@@granolagirl4972 Could not agree more!
and that close clean shave,hmmmm.
@@granolagirl4972 exactly
This is one of my favorite videos you have ever released. Bravo sir!
For me the classiest and most elegant James Bond was Sean Connery, specially when he wears that awesome grey three piece suit in Goldfinger, and the most stylish one was Roger Moore, I don’t care what anyone says but Roger Moore was the most stylish man in the 1970s
Finally some is giving the late Roger Moore the praise and credit he truly deserves. Severely underated, even in his role as The Saint.
A lot of Moore’s looks hold up way better than say Robert Redford or some other 70s movie star
you're 100 % right. He was also stylish in the "Persuaders" series with Tony Curtis.
Moore was fashionable but not stylish.....Moore's Bond was not the style of the literary Bond
Yeah but George Lazenby rocked that kilt in O.H.M.S.S..
007: Do you expect me to talk
GG: No Mr. Bond, I expect you to be dapper!
Yes more videos like this one! I find it very entertaining to see your criticism on famous style icons.
I’m changing my closet little by little into suits and shirts 👌🏼 easy for the brain less worries and is a respectful style
You have to do this also with the character Harvey Specter from Suits. 😂
Harvey Specter do you want me to leave your office?
If he does, I'll get the thumbtacks 😂
Ari Gold also
I first thought that I had written this comment. 😂
There is a Harvey Specter style video by Antonio from Real Men, Real Style.
Pretty useful and accurate guide.
Missing that No Time To Die premier 😕
They will release it in November 2020. Hopefully.
@@doroparker1702
Don't bank on it.
@@doroparker1702 Spoiler: nope
@@daro9582 how could you ruin the surprise... 😂
March 2021 and still no movies... I miss it so much. 😭
Netflix is just not the same...
Came out today !
Your theory of relativity of bond fashion is astonishing, thanks
I think also with things like his choice of sports watch and a simplified colour palette, it would also make sense for someone like Bond who's travelling a lot (or for someone taking style tips maybe someone who's travelling a lot for business) to have much less to pack, so a couple of suits and shirt combos which all complement each other and not having an entire watch box to take with him is an advantage for just packing for perhaps carry on baggage.
Ideally you wouldn't want to wear a sport watch with the more formal end, but if your plan for the evening potentially involves diving off an exploding boat then something with 200m or more water resistance is going to effect your choice.
What a great channel!! This segment was particularly good.
I just bought my first tie from y’all. It will be tomorrow! I’m excited to get it! Y’all are doing great.
u broke down James Bond fashion so well. I'm inspired, thank you.
Thank you so much for this video. I was waiting for your thoughts on the Bond-Style for a long time. :-)
Sean Connery's Bond was the most classic and dapper.
Who else wants Sven Raphael Schneider to be the next bond?
Youssef HEGAZY 2 He would be the type to insult villains on their outfit
Who doesn't? 😎
@@KuzeyAAlkn 😂😂
I think I could be a good villain with a German accent ;)
@@gentlemansgazette or maybe the manager of a tailor shop asking bond the specifications of the suit he wants:
"How many buttons?"
I see you more as a villain Sven. Do an episode on that. Goldfinger is your style.
Nice video! Revisiting it to resfresh my memory before watching the new "Bond Looks" video that's been posted.
I gotta say I really love the 5:38 green suit with blue waistcoat and orange bowtie combination as a fall outfit! Bit too colorful for Bond as you say but something that would fit my style very well.
Thanks for the video Sven!
In the old Bond movies, the character often wore a Rolex. I think there is a deal with Omega watches so he has to wear that now.
Correct. He also wore a Rolex in the novel's and one day Rolex didn't want to be in James Bond movies as they didn't want an assassin wearing their brand, so they went over to Omega instead
@Andrew Johnson. At the time Ian Fleming wrote the first Bond novels, the premium watch to own was an Omega Seamaster. Fleming always dressed a little different to his colleagues, so he mirrored that style in his novels. I turned 21 five years before the first Bond book and my parents gave me the Omega Seamaster, because it was commonly known as the best watch. Phil.
yippykiyay89 wrong. Omega just payed more
Great video. I am glad that I saw this. Makes me want to up my game a bit more for summer. The trad/preppy look is just too easy!
Love James Bond style, great video.
Do an analysis of Clark Gable’s style! My personal favorite from the golden era.
We've not yet done a video, but you can find our original article on Mr. Gable's style here:
www.gentlemansgazette.com/clark-gable-gentleman-style/?
- Preston
Chris Kavanaugh no way! What was he like lol?
Thank you for this video. I know that this is a 'serious' video, but under the present circumstances, this just made me smile. Thank you for the GG, under the current circumstances take care, need my GG fix names Schneider Sven Schneider
On the same subject, the director of the first film, Dr. No, Guy Hamilton I think, told Sean Connery to sleep in Bonds bespoke Savile Row Suit to get him used to the 'feel' of being Bond
Oh now this is a video I always wanted to see from GG. Aldo it is quite short. It could have been a half an hour video.
I wholeheartedly agree with the rule that embrace the suit for the way it makes you feel and how you're perceived and respected. As a news reporter, for flexibility, I usually wear a shirt and tie (I know, not the best, but works in my profession), but I am seen to be more respected than my counterparts who show up in bad ruffled polos and jeans and bad sneakers/boots. I have also had the comment before, "you're the only guy I know that shows up to a house fire in a shirt and tie." Ha ha. The other thing I notice is when I wear suit/shirt/tie, I get the comment "What's the occasion?" I say "it's a weekday." ;)
I agree and get the same comments. People don’t realize that yea it’s a big change but you feel, look and nail the successful man look.
As a woman, I find that men look much more masculine and attractive in a suit. Too many sloppy clothes being worn today!
I always just say....... “quite”! In answer to that and treat it as a rhetorical question in a light hearted way.
Keep it up.
Instead of the tie, wear a jacket instead. Immediate dressed up and looking professional. Shirt and tie is very "Dilbert."
Bond wears a coat for a prosaic reason; he carries a gun. Both belt and shoulder holster mandate wearing something covering them; the front pocket holsters for undernourished handguns also have a distinctive signature partially masked by the bottom of a coat.
Exactly!
@@BertieW0oster I also believe a jacket dresses you up and also gives you places for you carry items. You pants will get bulky if you fill the pockets too much. I think it is better to wear a shirt and jacket then a shirt with tie without a jacket.
Bond also wears a suit as part of his legend. In the early movies MI6 was covered by “Universal Exports” a business. Bond and other Double ohs often pass as British corporate types.
Excellent video
Sven always seems like he will look down on me if I wear an open collar and the wrong shoelace knot when grocery shopping.
@Justin Williams. Well do you??? That would be letting the team down.
The weakest link!!! Phil.
10:30
The three amigos
Awesome
Finally! Thank you!
I loved this video. It is a great subject matter. Two of my favorite style icons are Steve McQueen and James Bond. However, I would like to make a little correction. Twice you showed a clip from the movie Skyfall and said that Bond sometimes wears a down jacket. That was not a down jacket. That was a Barbour waxed cotton jacket.
@Ron Pruitt. The Barbour jacket was also loved by motorbike enthusiasts. But I preferred very solid leather coat style jackets, because they didn't shred if you parted company with the bike and went sliding down the road. But a leather motorcycle coat of that quality was twice the price of a Barbour, and in winter it was twice as warm. Phil.
Saludos from Mexico! I signed contract today with a international bank. I was complimented on my dimple on my tie, video was watch last night!
Absolutely to the point and fantastic content ! Great video , keep it up dear 👍
Raphael, maybe you should be the fashion advisor for the James Bond Character and stunt doubles. However who knows you might be good as a 007 agent. Thanks for the great videos and wonderful information.
I love the fitting of the suit.
Brilliant and informative video, felicitations.
"The 70s was a really dark era for classic men's style and fashion". Sir, you have just become the undisputed heavy weight of understatement.
Finally! I love it.
Excellent! Thank you.
The belt was probably an accident, but it is an absolute necessity for someone carrying weapons and fighting. I’m former military, former law enforcement, and have carried a gun, extra magazines, a flashlight and a knife with me nearly all day, every day, since I turned 21. I wouldn’t be able to carry those tools, nor fight effectively, if I didn’t wear a sturdy belt with my three piece suits. Moreover, the vest is great for covering up concealed weapons without printing (showing the outline of the weapon through the clothing).
As a James Bond cosplayer I approve this video 🤵
James bond doesn't wear bow ties with the 3 piece suits. If he did it would also not be red, so you'll failed. More like what sven would wear..
James Harte For your information, what you see on my profile pic is my Indiana Jones cosplay in his professor attire as seen in Last Crusade. I don’t just cosplay James Bond, I cosplay other characters so if you’re interested in my cosplay you should definitely want to follow my Instagram it’s @thelegendofdarius thank you.
All great points. I found it remotivating.
Connery loved Grenadine silk ties (in gray, navy, or black) and 2-button single-breasted jackets. And, he used Saville Row tailors for many outfits.
Roger Moore favored double-breasted and bolder ties. Obviously, Moore had huge collars, lapels, and ties.
Brosnan favored double-breasted jackets, especially in gray. The roomy fit was very late 90s. Everything being Brioni, he and Connery are widely considered the best dressed.
Craig wore tight fitting Tom Fords, frequently. He wore very normal gray, navy, and black frequently.
Very important rules shared 👍
It also helps to be in fantastic shape, be British, and incredibly handsome. Once you've established all those points, this video will certainly be helpful in getting to full 007 style!
Great choice for James Bond. Truly an amazing menswear icon. Just like you are great for people like me and the guy below and above me commenting.
I disagree that a suit is "hyper-masculine." It is just appropriate in its level of masculinity.
He wears a jacket to conceal his pistol in a shoulder holster. When he isn't wearing a jacket, it's in an ankle holster. Bond's style is calculated to draw attention to him. Like a stage magician he distracts, sets up and performs tricks that leave you confounded.
James Bond's watches are chosen for they are very heavy-duty diving watches, that are perfect for the character. The first was the Rolex Explorer (with that on the wrist, Hillary went on the Everest); than they passed to the Omega Speedmaster (it went on the Moon).
Not to mention Ian Fleming himself wore his Rolex and most likely was thinking of his exact model when he wrote about it in the books.
As many of us have to work from home in this current situation, please upload a video about video conferencing ettiquette
I like your suit but I think I’d have chosen a solid tie. Great video!
Great Prince of Wales tie. I ordered it from you and it is significant.
Sean Connery was the best-dressed Bond in my opinion.
I am 65 and over 300 pounds. Blessed with good health. Anyway I go more for the Mafia Boss style suits since I fit that "look" and I get compliments all the time.
Good stuff!
Nice analysis!
Fantastic insight. The latest movie No Time to Die has been pushed back for release in November 2020, but that could change again. Still think a guy in a suit is amazing. Stay safe and healthy!
A video on dressing gowns please.
I was literally just thinking about James Bond style after binge watching the Connery and Brosnan era films. Are you spying on me? SPECTRE?
Would love to see a video where you critique/react to menswear in popular movies or tv shows (e.g. Suits)
Next: Tarzan? Sorry, couldn't resist. Lovely video, as always! :)
Love your whole cut oxford. Have been trying to buy those without success.
Superb Video.
I'm surprised the shirt you're wearing doesn't have the Bond cuff (French cuff with buttons) as seen in the early Bond films with Connery and Lazenby.
Up until the last Connery bond, James wore bespoke suits, which needs to be able to hide the shoulder holster for the Walther PPk (considered a ladies' pistol: meaning it's smaller, lighter and perfect for close action). His particular holster is under the armpit and behind the ribs ( not in the FBI style of side piece where the handle creates a bulge near the chest) so the suit jacket needs to be cut in order to conceal it but drape well to appear natural.
I like how it's a video of Bond styling rather than another "Who wore it best" video (Lazenby hands down by the way).
You guys never disappoint. Thanks for sharing.
Yep, the cocktail cuff is the most Bond-like accessory out there, but it's almost impossible to find on a ready-made shirt these days (believe me, I've tried), and tailors will usually charge extra...
6:58 I agree I love to learn about rules even if I doing the impossible that breaks them.
While I don`t like Daniel Craig as Bond and that pretty modern look, I think Sean Connery looks much more elegant.
Daniel Craig is the best Bond since Sean Connery
Roger Moore is de beste !
I love men in suits. Seems so classy and refined--very appealing.
@SacredDreamsCoaching. There are a lot of poorly dressed young men who may appreciate some style coaching lessons. Phil
every time you wear that charcoal suit i fall in love with it again
New subscriber. Love the content. Could you discuss style tips for the character Raymond Reddington from Netflix's "The Black List"?
In my opinion, Pierce Brosnan is the BEST James Bond, that meets every requirement.
This may be an American notion, and possibly "not correct", but while I absolutely love classic menswear, Sven hit on something about *functional* menswear that I believe can take you out of a suit without necessarily placing you into a too-casual jeans & polo, or causing you to sacrifice style. For me and my military background that spells *tactical menswear* like the 5.11 brand. These aren't camouflage fatigues, but subdued or natural tones with a military cut to the trousers very like what police and paramedics wear on-duty now. Tactical trousers typically feature very durable fabrics, more than 4 pockets, heavy duty belt loops that help support a tactical nylon operator's belt with a "cobra buckle". These trousers may come in navy, black, light gray, charcoal, dark brown, khaki tan, coyote brown, and olive or forest green. You can either wear these with a polo shirt for a more toned-down, civilian vibe or you can wear them with a tactical duty shirt which also emulates a police or paramedic uniform shirt with pleated pockets with button-down flaps, and crisp perma-creased wash-and-wear blended performance fabrics that along with the trousers create a strong sense of professionalism, ruggedness, and strength. For men with a decent physique, it conveys the "man of action" aura that most men appreciate, and turns women's eyes. This type of clothing is perfectly suited for active and outdoor lifestyles, and may be worn with virtually any kind of footwear. It's far from suit and tie, but I believe that this style allows you to look great and still get things done without having to worry about ripping a seam or getting a tear. In short, it's everything a man needs when your work or leisure are not compatible with a suit.
So, we need a video about kingsman 👌
Dear Sven, thank you for a most interesting video. I do hope you won’t take offence if I comment on the length of your trousers! As with this video and others, I have noticed that your trousers often look a trifle short. In my opinion they would look better if they sat on the instep of the shoe forming a small fold on the crease of the trousers. At least, that is the way I like to wear them or am I out of touch with modern times? Thank you, Rodney (74 year old).
Finally!!!!!!!!!! And what about Ari Gold from Entourage??
Would I be regarded as sad if I admit that my smart casual wardrobe is based around James Bonds Scottish attire in Skyfall? The Barbour Beacon Jacket, Crockett & Jones brown brogue boots, Omega Seamaster (I got hold of a less expensive quarts version that looks similar, the 120m). I just loved the look so much that that 8 years after the film, I still wear the core items (Jacket, Boots and Watch) Believe it or not, the items still look new.
I love that concept
You don't have to be like James Bond
Just have the quality of Bond👍👏👊✌️
I normally don't have much use for this channels advice on clothes or style.(it's well done I just don't enjoy the cloths he wears most of the time) that being said, a James Bond Esq suit looks absolutely fantastic on this guy.
What is your style.
Daniel Craig doesn’t look good with blue shirt under his suit, it’s quite noticeable. It’s always been white shirt in recent movies. Blue worked for Brosnan. See TWINE and a Thomas Crown Affair.
I disagree. The blue shirt is much more suited to his spring complexion than a white shirt would me
The blue poplin shirts he wears pick up the blue in Daniel Craig’s eyes, much like they did with his stylistic predecessor Steve McQueen
Ayyyy!
The blue clothing is used to make his eye pop more on tv ..
because tom ford not very good when blue shirt... the guy just like white shirt look....
Sven is perfect for a character in one of my films.
I dig that nautical look Roger Moore had in your clip. The double breasted blue blazer with the gold buttons, the white chinos with the crisp white shirt. I have all those, and I'll throw in a pair of brown loafers, AE Road Warriors. I think I just planned my dinner attire.
very good
Gotta have the Omega Seamaster Diver 300m in Blue!
World's Worst Fishing Yes the blue is the only one of those 2018 watches that work. Most are godawful. Even then there’s three variations on it - rose gold accent, yellow gold accent or silver on silver.
Regards the belt wearing ... I believe that he used the belt to help him repel from a high office window earlier in the movie you used a clip from ...The world is not enough... So for him it's a tool/weapon rather that simply a dress choice . Ps really enjoy the channel and content/advice.
Well yes Tango and Cash did the very same when escaping from prison.
Nice content.
Will be helpful once Macy's reopens.
Angie
Before I retired (RCR) I'd make it a habit to wear a black suit with either a red shirt and black tie, or a black shirt and red tie. It was my way of showing my dominance over the other brokers/traders and it worked like a charm. People would refer to me as the guy who looked like the devil. And not for nothing that getup was a prize winner when chasing (or rather being chased) by women in bars. I think my experience coincides with some of what you're saying here. Of course I wore wing tips and a red pocket square.