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BAMF Style is now on Patreon!
Blogging is hard work, but the much-appreciated support, encouragement, and feedback from my readers makes it all worth while!
If you’re willing and able, please consider supporting BAMF Style on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/bamfstyle.
Certain levels of financial support get special perks (A hand-drawn guy in a suit! A random vintage tie! Sneak peeks at new posts!), but please know that any and all support is always appreciated by yours truly.

If you think that I’m selling out, then please feel free to roll your eyes but still explore the many great artists at patreon.com who could always use help to support their creative efforts!
Thank you!
Iconic Alternatives – Reader Appreciation Contest
Iconic Alternatives has developed five incredible prize packages of items to help you live more like James Bond! There are sartorial items like a pale blue Mason & Sons cocktail cuff shirt, Magnoli Clothiers James Bond tie, Goldfinger watch strap, Herring suede desert boots, and a midnight blue dinner suit ensemble as well as a whisky set with cut crystal glasses and a bottle of Macallan 12-year-old single malt Scotch. One prize option will even bring you a step closer to 007’s kitchen with a Chemex coffee maker (as featured in Ian Fleming’s From Russia With Love), the “Q” mug from Skyfall, and Matt Sherman’s book James Bond’s Cuisine.
All that it takes to enter is a short form for your name, email address, DOB, and location. Enter here by 12 midnight (GMT -6) on Wednesday, Nov. 30 in order to win! Good luck!
Iconic Alternatives – 5 Favorite Bond Looks
I’m honored to have been contributed to an article posted today at Iconic Alternatives, featuring my top five favorite outfits from the James Bond 007 series. Iconic Alternatives did all the hard work of tracking down fashionable and affordable options of suits, formalwear, and casual wear worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore, and Daniel Craig in From Russia With Love, Goldfinger, The Man with the Golden Gun, Casino Royale, and Skyfall.
Check it out here if you want to find out my five favorite outfits from the Bond series and affordable alternatives as researched by the pros at Iconic Alternatives. The entire site is a great resource for tracking down individual items to help you dress like the world’s sharpest secret agent.

Image credit: Iconic Alternatives
Did I include any of your favorite James Bond outfits? Feel free to share your favorites or clothing that you’ve found on your own that reflects 007!
Collateral – Vincent’s Suit
Finally took the time to revisit and update an old post that was in dire need of more detailed attention… Happy Leap Day!
Show us your BAMF!
I’ve made no secret of the fact that I think all of you who follow and comment on this blog are some of the coolest dudes around. BAMF Style just celebrated its third anniversary (on September 26th, if you’re curious), and I couldn’t have made it this far without all of you.
To show my appreciation, I’d love to get the chance to highlight some of the looks you guys are sporting. Whether it’s based on a movie or TV BAMF or just a stellar combination you’ve found on your own, feel free to send a photo or two of an outfit that makes you proud to TheSartorialBAMF@gmail.com, along with a few words like the manufacturers, fabric, and even an anecdote about it.
It’d be my pleasure to sort through the submissions and get a post up – probably around Thanksgiving, since I’ll be literally giving my thanks – featuring all of your great style.
This one’s for you, BAMFs!
Also, check out this cool article by Guy Trebay for the New York Times, where Trebay talks about classic sprezzatura style icons like Steve McQueen, Paul Newman, Cary Grant, and Marvin Gaye. Trebay even talks about McQueen’s somewhat anachronistic – but badass – attire in The Great Escape.
I’m 25 today.
UPDATE! Hank Moody’s Brown Leather Jacket on Californication
Plenty of Californication fans have been hoping for the last seven years to get the details of the brown leather jacket Hank gets from Bill in “LOL” (Episode 1.05) and wears a few more times in the show’s run. I posted about the jacket back in January 2013, but just this week I learned that the jacket will be sold at auction! Continue reading
Automotive Traveler’s Classic Car
I am honored to announce the publication of the premiere issue of Automotive Traveler’s Classic Car, a stunning print-on-demand magazine for a worldwide audience of classic car enthusiasts. The magazine covers classic postwar autos from 1945 to 1990, with this month’s cover story featuring the 1979 Le Mans-winning Porsche 935 Kremer K3.
I am honored to serve as a contributor; my first column features one of the most classic film cars of all… the Goldfinger DB5. This magazine is truly a gem for all car enthusiasts. To order a copy, you can check out Amazon or CreateSpace.
If ordering from Amazon using Amazon Prime, the cost will be $18.95 with free two-day shipping of orders of $35 or more. At CrateSpace, you can order using coupon code 4LDPYDWX to get a $5 discount.Automotive Traveler’s Classic Car is a premium magazine with exclusive expert content that you won’t find anywhere else with the spirit of now-defunct classic magazines like Octane, Classic and Sports Car, Thoroughbred and Classic Car, Motor Trend Classic, Cars and Parts, and Automobile Quarterly.
This is the magazine to own for enthusiasts of the golden age of motoring when cars perfectly balanced both performance and beauty.
80th Anniversary of Repeal Day!
Eighty years ago, the powers that be brilliantly repealed the Volstead Act, the prohibitive act that made the production, transport, and sale of alcohol illegal in the United States. From the implementation of the 18th amendment on January 17, 1920 until the repeal with the 21st amendment on December 5, 1933, folks in the U.S. were not allowed to sell booze, although they were technically allowed to drink and privately own it.
If you have a Repeal Day party, or if you just want to celebrate in vintage style, check out some of the 1920s-themed posts on BAMF Style for inspiration…
From Boardwalk Empire on HBO:
- Nucky Thompson’s Eveningwear
- Nucky Thompson’s Red, White, and Blue
- Jimmy Darmody’s Blue Suit
- Jimmy Darmody’s Dark Pinstripe Suit
From 1974’s The Great Gatsby adaptation:
There’ll be plenty more 1920s style posts to come, but these are good ways to make sure you stand out on December 5th!






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