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The collar gap is the mark of a terrible fit. I'm sorry, but considering the resources behind these suits it's a legit call out (to fashion nerds). If I was Ford I'd be embarrassed.having just seen the movie, and judging it possibly the best bond film ever-- tied or better than goldfinger, in my book-- I recant my prior statement. the suits looked fine, a little neck gapping notwithstanding. possibly in part due to a minimum of skinny-pantleg shots in the film, but they actually looked razor sharp in the film to me. WHAT A MOVIE!!!!!
The collar gap is the mark of a terrible fit.
+100
Great movie though!
Yes, that is Tom Ford. And just as much the work of costume designer Jany Temime. It's the most Tom Ford-looking piece in the film, since the lapels are sufficiently wide (though still not wide by conventional standards) and I believe the trousers have pleats. Still, the jacket length and button stance need to come down an inch and the jacket is much too tight overall. Ford likes a close cut, but still a neat cut. This cut is the decision of Temime, not Ford. Just look at all the creases at the waist, and it's spreading open at the chest. And we're supposed to believe he can conceal a gun under that? A card case wouldn't even fit in there. At least all the details are correct, and I'm sure the blue is exaggerated on the poster. It looks like a proper midnight from all else I've seen.
Anybody have luck finding the skyfall ties? I don't see them floating around like the QOS ties.