The Sartorial Style of Tenet. How to dress like a spy.

[@travlishallingquest5719]

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.

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Thanks. And yes I think Nolan puts a lot of work into his wardrobe. Definitely rivals Bond for quality.

[@chadbailey7038]

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 😎

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

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.

[@leapsandbounds01]

Just found your channel, bloody great video mate 10/10!! Love the suits in tenet 🤌

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Thanks

[@exia78]

Good video and good film. Love them both.

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Thank you so much.

[@giancarlorodriguez964]

This week I'm turning 25 and I think it's time I start learning about suits. Excellent video, loved your deep insight.

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Congratulations on turning 25. And enjoy the experience of choosing your suit. There's a lot of great advice here on KZbin.

[@Bailiol]

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.

[@RendraKusuma]

Well done video, sir

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Thank you very much.

[@lordtherapeutics]

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.

[@Logarithmic10]

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.

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Not a bad idea. I really liked that movie.

[@izzycw]

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!!

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Thank you so much. That's an amazing compliment. I'm doing Inception next with Leonard DiCaprio.

[@izzycw]

@@ForTheLoveOfSuits inception is such a great movie! i’ll be waiting in anticipation!! :)

[@leguan8269]

great analysis and a lot of information, almost as mind-bending as the movie itself :)

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

I was not expecting that. Thanks.

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

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!

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

I don't think I've ever seen it so I'll check that out. Thanks for the tip.

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

​@@ForTheLoveOfSuits Thank you 🙏

[@arabicsartorial2431]

Director of Dr. No, FRWL and Thunderball was Terence Young, not Stamp.

[@ForTheLoveOfSuits]

Wow, you're right. Slip of the tongue. Terence Stamp is a great actor but not the director.

[@rasfetari4759]

0:17 as a Blackman I appreciate your honestly 😂😂😂

[@Olyfrun]

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)

[@humphreybradley3060]

Love this film, though it took 5 attempts before I fully understood it!!