From where is your blue jacket from @Gent.z

Hockerty@@antonmanuelgonzalezsundewa3194

@Gent.z it's a really nice coat. Do you have more details is it a field coat, color, etc? Thanks advance

Thank you! It's a Safari jacket from Hockerty and you can get it here. You'll need to change the fabric type to linen (royal blue) if you want the same color as mine. www.hockerty.com/en-us/men/safari-jacket/personalize@@darrenjones5533

Thank you! It’s very important

I think it has become a no go due to cultural sensitivity in the media. Some tones just rock clothing color better does not mean different tones cannot wear such color.

My Indian mother spoke constantly about the proper tones when I was kid (I grew up in the US), so much so I just assumed it common knowledge and that people of different colors understood that certain colors work for some groups but not others. But yes, most people do not pay attention to this.

@@g.shumway5925 Americans are trying to hide their grossly overweight bodies under baggy clothes. That is why it seems like people here dress like shit. Forget about colors. But if you are fit like Mr Craig - the sky is the limit, you truly can make yourself a highly visible man through clothes that emphasize your physique, match skin tone, hair color, built, proportions, etc etc

It’s not sensitivity, the media is just antiWhite.

His body is ESSENTIAL to looking as good as he does, absolutely. But he could also ruin the benefits of his physique if he did not show if off with good style

Absolutely. There is nothing like fit, proportionate body. It takes a lifetime of fitness to have that body. Then it’s just the matter of picking clothes that emphasize it

@@DimitriTheBarbarian I don't think it really takes a lifetime, if you've got a skinny or skinny fat physique, you could look good within 2-5 years of working out, depending on your genetics.

@@madcyborg1822 I mean lifetime to maintain this physique

Ryan Reynolds has been spied wearing a great green suede jacket you could look into! ⚡️

That means a lot to me, thank you, Josh!

Thank you!

Thanks Darby!

Thanks!

Sounds like you're already pretty stylish without needing to take cues from Mr Bond ;)

Remember context is important. A polo at the super market is fine not at the Westend or at a party.

Oh of course@@Art-is-craft

You're welcome! Thank you for the comment

Thanks!

Thanks for your comment!

Oh, of course this is the work of the costume designer in reality. Although Craig does have decent style himself too! Oh this is an Airbnb, I’m on vacation now 😅

Thanks Marty! Another Bond video coming soon

Thank you! That's a phrase I try to live by

Yes, I love Bond’s style but personally I like to dress a bit more flamboyantly too. Merry Christmas!

It’s from Hockerty. You’ll need to customize the design a little to get it looking like mine but they have an online tool you can use. Let me know if you want me to tell you the exact steps I did

Oh yes, I totally agree. I don't even own anything in black, actually

I liked the black cardigan outfit in Casino Royale, when Vesper is sleeping. You’re right about Navy though, it’s underrated.

@@Gent.ZThank you for your channel, didn’t hesitate at subscribing & was so pleased by other videos containing Alain Delon (Purple Noon) & David Gandy.

Thank you! I'm glad my selection of subjects has been appealing to you and feel free to suggest any new topics you would like to see.@@donaldduck7461

@@Gent.Z Maybe a capsule (minimal) wardrobe (Staple pieces) along with colours for skin tones & fit. I’m a big chap with a cool skin tone, so I stay away from slim fit trousers & Gold watches. That’s what separates you from the other channels, you’re creating a timeless look that isn’t cluttered by the constant pushing of products due to their sponsors. Luke Evans & Stanley Tucci have good ideas when it comes to Men’s fashion as well.

It is indeed a safari jacket! I guess you could call it a subtle nod to Roger Moore ;) Pierce Brosnan was a very stylish Bond. I have not seen all his Bond movies though

Thank you, kindly! That’s a very interesting point. McQueen had incredible casual style and quite a few of my viewers have asked for a style breakdown on him too

Haha. Personally I prefer Chelseas but I do agree that Chukkas have a more rugged and masculine appeal. So do any lace up leather or suede boots, in my opinion

Funny to hear that. Here in Australia rm williams Chelsea boot are a staple from business men to cowboys and ringers, those guys are as tough as a coffin nail. Never looked at them as femine.

Nice choices!

Thank you! It's funny you ask because I felt like my hair was pretty bad in this video 😂 but sure. And, actually, in a video I filmed yesterday, I talk about the hair products I use

That’s pretty hard to describe, it’s kind of a grey, khaki, mauve. But the brand is Brunello Cucinelli! I hope that helps

I thought that was an interesting choice. Generally a short sleeve shirt with a suit is something a well dressed man would avoid, in my opinion.

Following for an answer :)

I'm considering a video on Sean Connery's Bond style, let me know if you'd like to see that!

Craig’s suits are terrible.

That it’s true, but I agree Connery and Craig are both my favorite Bonds and seem the most stylish through the lens of our current time

Not Roger Moore except in uniform. Brosnan in Brioni looked fantastic but Craig looks good

Connery and Craig nailed the Casual Bond Aesthetic. Good style is effortless and timeless. They both wore the Old Money style before anyone else truly knew what that meant. Connery’s Goldfinger⚜️ look is still the epitome of Business and Casual Bond Style. Craig a close second. Loved his look in SPECTER👻

@@lisaroberts8556 very well said, Lisa! I’m very grateful to Daniel Craig for reviving the franchise and getting young men like me interested in going back and watching the classic Bond movies

Yeah sure, I’m wearing an Oxford shirt by J Crew, and a safari jacket by Hockerty

It's called gay

I went to watch it with my mom and we both cried 😅😅

@@Gent.Z subscribed to your channel. Keep posting the good work harmano , Support from India.

@@User-hz5vz thank you!

I cried because the movie was so awful.

Definitely my second favorite Bond

Thank you!

I agree the actual clothes are very expensive and honestly a little overpriced in some cases. But the styles are also nothing out of the ordinary so it would be easy to replicate on a budget

@@Gent.Z im definitely working on it. The black sweater in no time to die is great

@@thespacesbetweenstudio3346 yes it is!

Bond did not wear a black sweater in No Time To Die @@thespacesbetweenstudio3346

It’s from Hockerty. I tweaked the design a bit myself to add the belt and choose the petrol blue linen

⁠​⁠@@Gent.Z I really like this jacket, and wanting to get the same one. So I went to the Hockerty’s site and chose the Field Jacket to customize. But I don’t see the Petrol Blue Linen and rather I only see Navy Blue Linen and Royal Blue Linen on their site. Can you tell me the exact fabric and color you chose, please.

@@mohammedsohail484 if you watch this shorts video I show you exactly what I did :) kzfaq.infoM5_CkjucS7I?si=V6XZwEiTkQ609l2P

Thank you! I would love to hear if you have any suggestions too

They are both vitally important! But Daniel Craig is much shorter than average, which many men would consider a disadvantage - so he deserves credit there too

@@Gent.Z good point!

Would love to! That’s a good suggestion, thank you

I agree! Hahaha, well at least you can be broke but stylish ;)

He most certainly is not the best dressed Bond. His style maybe more in line with your tastes.

@@Art-is-craftHis suits are awful, they don’t fit right. Kind of crazy that they didn’t use an English tailor for a British spy.

@@SR-ob3wn I would not say they are awful but no we’re near the traditional levels in previous bonds.

@@Art-is-craft They don’t fit properly. I don’t care if Tom Ford is a top designer, if you are wearing the wrong size Tom Ford suit, it looks like crap on you. The skin tight suits that you can barely move in actually betrays the whole purpose behind high end tailoring - suits are supposed to be comfortable to wear.

Thank you! It is easy to forget how old Casino Royale is from his clothing. The use of a Sony Erikson is probably the biggest giveaway 😂

Have a wonderful evening and a happy Christmas @@Gent.Z

@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals merry Christmas!

It's from Hockerty

Same. I think he updated the character in the most perfect way

I have sometimes had people say their comments got deleted. I never get to see their comments so I don’t know why, but I think KZfaq filters out certain words

@@Gent.Z all I did is put a link to Royale filmwear. check it out. this guy makes dead on accurate replicas of Bond Clothing. I have several jackets. excellent quality. David at the Bond experience promotes them and does videos on his cloths

Interesting to hear your perspective on Bond. There is an element of the movies that is a little try-hard and it actually wasn't until 2021's No Time To Die that I became interested in the franchise and started going back and watching the old movies. Thank you! Yes Duran Duran was for sure inspired by Ferry as many other musicians have been. I love that era of British music

I agree with quality of quantity absolutely. I had to completely restart my wardrobe a few months ago and follow this principle. I do have to politely disagree with you on the watches. A Seiko will be great quality and look very stylish. Although a Tag is more high quality, it does not retain value well, so it’s a lot of money sunk into a depreciating asset that is less noticeable than, for example, a bespoke suit.

In the video, I suggested affordable alternatives for the products. So just because the actor wore expensive clothes (which were certainly provided for free) it doesn't mean you need a big budget to accurately replicate the loos

Unless you walk with royalty, nobody will know the difference between 200 and 2000-dollar jacket.

Yes, he was both stylish and witty! And he had a great speaking voice too

Lol I agree, he has one of a kind, very masculine face. You can’t fix face. Although it does change if you become more athletic. But you definitely can build a body like his. Takes time though

There’s also no way he’s a secret agent or that bad guys like in bond movies really exist. You’re meant to suspend disbelief while watching a movie. Not get infuriated. That kind of defeats to purpose of entertainment.

Though it is a movie character. And we never see any of these characters use a toilet. They obviously need to use one time to time. But DC Bond doesn't always wear a gun. I don't think he is always in dangerous situations that require a gun. In Casino Royale, he had the gun held in a packaged envelope. Many of his fights are hand to hand.

@@jswede1 Well, respectfully, I can feel any way I wish. I read the books when I was very young, before seeing many of the movies, and the realistic details in the earlier novels before Fleming started writing with movies and TV shows in mind were a large part of the enjoyment, (even if there were technical flaws like carrying a Walther in a Bern-Martin shoulder holster that can only hold a revolver because it grips the cylinder), right down to the details of the food, the clothes, the liquor, the violence, the locations. No one was committing world genocide, they were spies, terrorists and drug dealers. Look at the difference between Casino Royale (novel based) and NTTD, (Hollywood formula script). One bad guy is an arms dealer, the other is developing a smart virus to eliminate races of humans from existence. So, for me, even Goldfinger was a shark-jump. (Yeah, Fleming wrote it, I didn't say he never went Hollywood himself) Anyhow, ONLY Daniel Craig wears clothes that can't conceal a gun, the one item cinematic 007 always has on him. (novel Bond knows he can't fly into countries with guns and gadgets, so he procures a weapon or weapons after he arrives, and uses many different guns for this reason) Connery always had a jacket or sport shirt over his waistband, so did Moore with his suits and Safari shirts. Dalton and Brosnan the same. Daniel Craig got 100% involved in personally marketing his look through clothing brands of his choosing, something that was never allowed the other actors, and he created a new brand and product, I get it. But it's kind of a technical glitch that they let him have for his look.

@@mrcrhartmanno he didn’t. www.primermagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Bond_6-e1492535538235.jpg

@@soyELkuko Not sure the toilet thing relates to a character whose use of a concealed pistol is a key modus operandi of his base character. He's supposed to be an armed professional. Every other Bond wore appropriate clothing to carry the gun. I get the idea that he might not always carry...but why dress differently to telegraph it? Well, these films became the Daniel Craig marketing show for Sunspel and N Peal and a bunch of other companies Craig partnered with, and that's cool, I have some Sunspel polos myself...I just never get to tuck them in.

While it is expensive, it is worth it to some given the quality of the materials used

It’s a smarter version of a t shirt, elevates your style between a T-shirt and a shirt. Maybe slightly more acceptable in a nice restaurant or a cocktail bar in a hotel.

Casino Royale was excellent IMO, stayed very close to the book. All the rest of his movies have few characteristics of the Bond character.

I'm a big fan of both. I'll be posting a video on Pierce Brosnan's Bond style later this week

@@Gent.Z I just can't dig Craig's image, looks and style. It lacks that sophistication and elegance shared by nearly all previous Bond actors.

His look is very understated, but it is more sophisticated and well executed than the outfits worn by 99% of men

Maybe, but still it’s the actor and character. Clothes wise it’s just a well fitted suit. Again you put this on a corporate slave and he still looks like a corporate slave. Maybe a well dressed corporate slave.

Why what is a corporate slave?

It’s not a trench coat, it’s a safari jacket, made of linen