10 Heinous Bond Outfits

Suave, stylish and sexy? Not always...

By Total FilmOct 24th 2012
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Lawrence of Arabia - The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)

Arriving in Egypt in The Spy Who Loved Me on a mission to discover who’s put a hi-tech submarine tracking device on the black market, Roger Moore tries to blend in by donning some flowing white robes that look like they have been lifted from Lawrence of Arabia’s wardrobe.

Luckily his first point of contact turns out to be a Sheik he studied with in Cambridge, with a tent full of lovelies to pass some time with.

“When one is in Egypt, one should delve deeply into its treasures,” says Bond with a leer that would make Russell Brand proud.

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    • MoodyMonkey

      Oct 24th 2012, 10:54

      Honorable mention must go that godawful gold ski suit Brosnan wore in The World Is Not Enough...great list though, the Dalton entry alone is priceless!

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    • Hadouken76

      Oct 24th 2012, 12:02

      To be fair on Moore ( crazy I know), what else is a SPY supposed to wear on a camel in the middle of a deaert? I think a tuxedo would stand out somewhat!

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    • hbenton

      Oct 24th 2012, 19:29

      To be fair, in Licence to Kill, the reason Bond's wearing that suit is because he's the best man at a wedding, and the main men at a wedding wear the same suit. So a little forgiveness is in order.

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    • writerdave87

      Oct 25th 2012, 3:08

      I'm pretty sure the You only Live Twice bit is from the novel, it's not Connery's fault the book Bond is a bit easier to blend in :p

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