Our first suggestion would have been Paul Smith’s The Soho suit. Of course, there’s only so much you can do with navy, but if the costume department had looked past their Tom Ford deal - and they do elsewhere in the film - we could have seen a navy suit take on new life. It’s a solid, dependable and thoroughly un-thrilling look. In the sequences of No Time To Die set in London, Bond will button up Tom Ford’s O’Connor suit in navy Prince of Wales check. And, from statement tuxedos to more double-breasted jackets, this is how we’d dress 007 to the nines. Whatever the reason, we’ve trawled through the trailer for Craig’s last white-knuckled, sharp-shooting, sharp-suited crack at the franchise to propose some tailoring alternatives of our own. Or possibly it’s simply a stylistic choice to stand out. Maybe they’re the best Ford can do over Craig’s muscle-bound ‘nouveau Bond’ physique. Perhaps they’re overcompensating for Brosnan’s baggy, clumsy fits. And, to some extent, the keen-eyed super-fans are right: Bond’s suits do err a little on the taut side. ‘Too tight!’, ‘Poorly fitted!’ and ‘Shrunken fits!’ come the keyboard-bashing cries from chatrooms around the world. And from Quantum, through Skyfall, Spectre and now No Time To Die, these snug suits have come under heavier fire than the super-spy himself. Ever since Daniel Craig’s second outing as James Bond - in the aggressively passable Quantum of Solace - 007 has been tailored by the American designer ( Casino Royale saw him dressed in the same Brioni duds as his predecessor, Pierce Brosnan).

This gallery was originally published on February 23, 2006.Ah, Tom Ford’s ill-fitting suits we’ve been expecting you. These flashbacks showcase some of our favorite posts and galleries. As a tribute to the thousands of articles and photos that we’ve published over the years, we have reached back into our vault to bring you this SL Flashback. Daniel Craig pictured in the Bahamas on the set of the new James Bond film, Casino Royale, on Februin which he is taking over the role. While we have to wait until the end of this year to check out the latest James Bond movie, No Time to Die, in theaters, we can reminisce by perusing these photos of Daniel Craig.ĭaniel Craig pictured in the Bahamas on the set of the new James Bond film, Casino Royale, on February 22, 2006, in which he is taking over the role. Daniel Craig films Casino Royale in the Bahamasĭaniel Craig pictured in the Bahamas on the set of the new James Bond film, Casino Royale, on Februin which he is taking over the role.

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