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“Since Connection is retired from MI6 in part of the film, we see even more casual clothes this time around,” says Van Braam. It’s also possibly a truer reflection of the audience’s wardrobe.The pandemic may have affected Q’s sense of style, too. The work wardrobe of Q, played by Ben Whishaw, now files a jumper from the Italian designer Marni. “It may be high fashion, yet it could easily be mistaken for a thrift-store find,” responds Groves.Similar fashion pivots can also be seen in the wardrobes of Moneypenny and Léa Seydoux’s character, Madeleine Swann.Groves supposes No Time to Die will give Bond stylistic longevity. “The Bond films function in a similar way to classic British cut in that they take familiar elements and subtly tweak them so that it feels both new and utterly deathless.” TopicsFashionJames BondMen’s fashionNo Time To DieDaniel CraignewsReuse this content