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The Suits of James Bond presents 50 YEARS OF JAMES BOND IN BLACK TIE 28 Dinner Jackets in 23 Films from Dr. No to Skyfall DINNER JACKETS 12 Midnight Blue 11 Black 5 Ivory 22 1 One- Two- Button Button Single- Single- Breasted Breasted 4 1 Six- Four- Button Button Double- Double- Breasted Breasted LAPELS PEAKED LAPELS SHAWL COLLARS NOTCHED LAPELS WITH WITH WITH 7 14 7 12 with 15 with 1 with a No Vents Double Vents Single Vent CUFFS 1 with 8 with 18 with 1 with One Three Four Five Button Buttons Buttons Buttons 4 with Gauntlet Cuffs (Turnback) 24 with Straight 1 with Slanted 3 with Slanted Jetted Pockets Jetted Pockets Flap Pockets There are dinner jackets and dinner jackets; this is the latter. And I need you looking like a man who belongs at that table. —VESPER LYND TO JAMES BOND IN CASINO ROYALE WAIST COVERINGS 4 Cummerbunds 1 Single-Breasted 1 Double-Breasted Waistcoat Waistcoat TROUSERS 4 with 12 with 5 with 7 with Flat Front Darts Forward Reverse Pleats Pleats 5 pairs of Braces DRESS SHIRTS 25 with 2 with 2 with Spread Collars Semi-Spread Collars Point Collars 24 with 4 with 1 with Double (French) Cuffs Cocktail Cuffs Lapidus (Tab) Cuffs 8 with Pleated Fronts 3 with Marcella Fronts 5 with Pleated Fronts with Tonal Stripes 2 with Ruffled Fronts 8 with Swiss- Pleated 5 Fronts Plain Fronts (shirts in white-on-white stripe, silk, voile and waffle weave) 20 with White Mother of Pearl Buttons 26 White Shirts 1 with Black Mother of Pearl Buttons 4 with Mother of Pearl Studs 2 Cream Shirts 1 with Onyx Studs 3 with Hidden Buttons 1 Pale Blue Shirt ACCESSORIES 20 Butterfly Bow Ties 6 Batwing Bow Ties 2 Diamond Batwing Bow Ties 6 White Pocket 2 Red Carnations Handkerchiefs OUTERWEAR 1 Navy Chesterfield 1 Black Homburg 1 Black Trilby All illustrations are based on clothes from the James Bond films. © Matt Spaiser, 2010-2015. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Matt Spaiser and The Suits of James Bond with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. The Suits of James Bond is an unofficial information resource and is not linked to the official James Bond production companies. James Bond TM 007 and related James Bond Trademarks © 1962-2015 Danjaq LLC and United Artists BondSuits.com Corporation. All Rights Reserved..

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