This is incredibly professional and entertaining. Nolan and his wardrobe department often rival the quality and style of the threads seen in 007 films. Thank you.
I am HUGE James Bond fan. Particularly, Daniel Craig. I finally saw this film last week while it was 1 month back in theaters. Loved it! And I love that the lead is a spy, who’s a black man… without THAT being its focus. He just, is. Chefs kiss 👌🏾. Thanks for the great style analysis 😎
Key advice: don't make expensive mistakes. Get the timeless basics first: either a plain navy or charcoal. Get at least two pairs of trousers with your suit to extend longevity (I normally get three). Do your best to go high-end bespoke or at least high-end made to measure (3000-8000 range). Select a "performance" high twist material for longevity from a renowned fabric producer like drapers. Don't go for an over-tailored look - just classic. In fact keep everything about the suit "middle of the road" (so it doesn't go out of style, as fashion does) - i.e. notch medium-size lapel, simple flap pockets (no ticket pocket). Do all this and you'll have a suit that you'll feel great and look great in for at least a decade.
I love the way you assume a certain intelligence in your audience. Thank you for showing me a film I ought to see. The clothes are very nice for modern. I must say I cannot abide polo shirts anywhere other than when on a horse.
The main character of the movie ''Wrath of Man'' portrayed by Jason Statham would also be nice for this type of videos, if I may suggest. Most of the time he is wearing a police outfit. But, when wearing casuals, you can see that he is very neat, clearly understands the basics of man's fashion, and wears it comfortably. Great video, i really got inspired.
wow wow wow, i'm a girl that has never been interested in suits but this video was so entertaining!! i would love to see this with more of your favourite movies!!
Please discuss the magnificent Mark Strong's Hani Salaam's suits in Body of Lies (starring also: DiCaprio, Crowe, by Ridley Scott, 2008). To me, the best suits ever look in a man!
It's an odd one, Bond as a film character is already pretty incredibly stretchy/stretched. In all fairness, I think the sad fact is that our culture is not quite at the point where racism wouldn't have been an issue for a black Bond in his youth. And as such the question of whether or not to address that point has to be discussed. I can certainly understand people in charge considering it a minefield... That said, I think the evidence shows Bond fans can be very forgiving of the occasional misstep! We're still watching after all these years. But you wouldn't want to offend anyone ofc- that's just bad form. I would love to hear your thoughts (or anyone else's)
This is incredibly professional and entertaining. Nolan and his wardrobe department often rival the quality and style of the threads seen in 007 films.
Thank you.
Thanks. And yes I think Nolan puts a lot of work into his wardrobe. Definitely rivals Bond for quality.
I am HUGE James Bond fan. Particularly, Daniel Craig. I finally saw this film last week while it was 1 month back in theaters. Loved it! And I love that the lead is a spy, who’s a black man… without THAT being its focus. He just, is. Chefs kiss 👌🏾. Thanks for the great style analysis 😎
Thanks for your comment. Yes it is a great character and David is great as the lead. I wish they could do a Tenet 2 but that would probably be absurd.
This week I'm turning 25 and I think it's time I start learning about suits. Excellent video, loved your deep insight.
Congratulations on turning 25. And enjoy the experience of choosing your suit. There's a lot of great advice here on CZcams.
Key advice: don't make expensive mistakes. Get the timeless basics first: either a plain navy or charcoal. Get at least two pairs of trousers with your suit to extend longevity (I normally get three). Do your best to go high-end bespoke or at least high-end made to measure (3000-8000 range). Select a "performance" high twist material for longevity from a renowned fabric producer like drapers. Don't go for an over-tailored look - just classic. In fact keep everything about the suit "middle of the road" (so it doesn't go out of style, as fashion does) - i.e. notch medium-size lapel, simple flap pockets (no ticket pocket). Do all this and you'll have a suit that you'll feel great and look great in for at least a decade.
Just found your channel, bloody great video mate 10/10!! Love the suits in tenet 🤌
Thanks
Good video and good film. Love them both.
Thank you so much.
Well done video, sir
Thank you very much.
I love the way you assume a certain intelligence in your audience. Thank you for showing me a film I ought to see. The clothes are very nice for modern. I must say I cannot abide polo shirts anywhere other than when on a horse.
The main character of the movie ''Wrath of Man'' portrayed by Jason Statham would also be nice for this type of videos, if I may suggest. Most of the time he is wearing a police outfit. But, when wearing casuals, you can see that he is very neat, clearly understands the basics of man's fashion, and wears it comfortably. Great video, i really got inspired.
Not a bad idea. I really liked that movie.
wow wow wow, i'm a girl that has never been interested in suits but this video was so entertaining!! i would love to see this with more of your favourite movies!!
Thank you so much. That's an amazing compliment. I'm doing Inception next with Leonard DiCaprio.
@@ForTheLoveOfSuits inception is such a great movie! i’ll be waiting in anticipation!! :)
great analysis and a lot of information, almost as mind-bending as the movie itself :)
I was not expecting that. Thanks.
Please discuss the magnificent Mark Strong's Hani Salaam's suits in Body of Lies (starring also: DiCaprio, Crowe, by Ridley Scott, 2008). To me, the best suits ever look in a man!
I don't think I've ever seen it so I'll check that out. Thanks for the tip.
@@ForTheLoveOfSuits Thank you 🙏
Director of Dr. No, FRWL and Thunderball was Terence Young, not Stamp.
Wow, you're right. Slip of the tongue. Terence Stamp is a great actor but not the director.
0:17 as a Blackman I appreciate your honestly 😂😂😂
It's an odd one, Bond as a film character is already pretty incredibly stretchy/stretched. In all fairness, I think the sad fact is that our culture is not quite at the point where racism wouldn't have been an issue for a black Bond in his youth. And as such the question of whether or not to address that point has to be discussed. I can certainly understand people in charge considering it a minefield...
That said, I think the evidence shows Bond fans can be very forgiving of the occasional misstep! We're still watching after all these years. But you wouldn't want to offend anyone ofc- that's just bad form.
I would love to hear your thoughts (or anyone else's)
Love this film, though it took 5 attempts before I fully understood it!!