Great Suits in Film

[Veremund]

Good article.

http://www.esquire.co.uk/style/fashion/news/a5353/film-suits/

 

[Veremund]

 

[Veremund]

 

[mc2k]

Nice thread @Veremund. One of my favorites is how James Stewart is elegantly clothed in Harvey (1950). You could even tell from the way his garments drape that he's a 'pleasant' fellow

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[GBR]

I'd disagree - seems a very a very superficial piece about costume rather than suits.

 

[Caustic Man]

I agree. Millennial list obsession, little else.

 

[Claghorn]

Moving away from the article mentioned in the OP, Plummer has an interest suit here; I particularly like the shoulders

Some others:

 

[Aquafortis]

Not a bad article, but IMHO any discussion of tailoring in film and classic style (men's or women's) without mention of "To Catch a Thief" is incomplete.

 

[Veremund]



Moving away from the article mentioned in the OP, Plummer has an interest suit here.

What film is that Clags?

 

[Academic2]

Quote:
"Sound of Music," I believe.

Cheers,

Ac

 

[upr_crust]

How about this Hitchcock flim - "Rope"?

http://cdn1us.denofgeek.com/sites/denofgeekus/files/2016/08/rope_jimmy_stewart_birdman.jpg

 

[Purplelabel]

I'll probably get flack for this, but I really like this Tom Ford in 'Spectre'

 

[upr_crust]



I'll probably get flack for this, but I really like this Tom Ford in 'Spectre'

I do not necessarily disagree, but the photo that you've used makes Daniel Craig look like Karl Lagerfeld's Mini-Me.

 

[GBR]



I'll probably get flack for this, but I really like this Tom Ford in 'Spectre'

Yes, dreadful rag.