Clothes and Accessories of 007 and His Women at London Exhibition

Clothes and accessories of 007, his women, and enemies, designer sketches, patterns of fabric, and photos displayed at the exhibition Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond Style in London.

James Bond’s kilt and Teresa di Vicenzo’s white evening gown from the film On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

The dress of Elektra King (Sophie Marceau) from the film The World Is Not Enough.

Ursula Andress’ white bikini from Dr. No, the first James Bond film. Halle Berry’s orange bikini for the film Die Another Day, and Daniel Craig’s blue swimming trunks from Casino Royale.

Judi Dench’s costume for the film Tomorrow Never Dies, in which she played the head of the British Secret Service/MI6. In 1992, several years before the Bond film was made, Stella Rimington, became the first woman to head the British Security Service, MI5. This inspired costume designer Lindy Hemming to create a costume that would give Dench a stylish, but stern look.

Visitors are also able to see how the dresses were made, learn about the fabrics, see the hand embroidery, and how suitable shoes were selected.

The exhibition Designing 007 - Fifty Years of Bond Style features over 400 items dedicated to the James Bond’s world, the film saga’s and its characters.

James Bond’s passport.

James Bond’s attache case from Q Branch is full of spy gadgets that saved Bond’s life more than once.

Gilded Aston Martin model from Corgi toys.

Stills for Octopussy.

The exhibition features stills from the films and video interviews with their creators.

Model of the ice palace from the film Die Another Day.