Suggestions and Feedback
“I wore a pretty great tux in To Catch A Thief. Will you be doing a post on that anytime soon?”
I’m always looking for new BAMF Style content ideas, so if you’re ever watching a film or TV show and think, “Hey, that BAMF has great style…” you should know where to go. Post your ideas in the comments below or email thesartorialbamf@gmail.com! Nothing is necessarily out of bounds, as long as there’s enough to be covered.
I try to be as accommodating as I can be to requests, but this page is solely a labor of love—not a content factory!—so please be patient and mindful of the fact that this is a personal blog, I’m just one guy, and there is unfortunately very little chance that I will live long enough to watch (let alone take screenshots and comprehensive notes) about everything that has been requested.
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Harrison Ford in Blade Runner (1982) would be awesome
Harrison Ford in Working Girl, Mosquito Coast, or What Lies Beneath would also be cool.
How about Joe Gillis’ (William Holden) wardrobe and accessories after the trip to the haberdasher in Sunset Boulevard. Why not get the Vicuna?
How about Kirk Douglas’ ski outfit in The Heroes of Telemark?
Ralph Fiennes in the English Patient. That leather jacket is something.
Suggestion, here, Patrick Swayze as Sam Wheat from Ghost. For August 18 birthday post
Check out David Byrne in True Stories, he wears a lot of interesting Western inspired suits.
Would love to see some Guy Ritchie covered, a lot of his recent stuff is pretty stylish:
Wrath of Man
The Gentlemen (movie and TV)
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Could you do Val Kilmer as Bruce Wayne in Batman Forever?
How about one for James McAvoys as David Percivals kickass fashion in Atomic Blonde?
How about a post on Jake Scully in Body Double?
Surprised you’ve never done Mickey Rourke in Pope of Greenwich Village. Excellent 80s Italian-Americana.
Here’s a suggestion for spooky season. Frank Langella as Dracula.🧛🏻♂️
How about a post on Patrick Wilson’s Ed Warren of The Conjuring
Surprised Terminator 2 has never been done on here.
Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris in Landman.
Some looks from Twin Peaks would be cool (the black suits sported by the FBI agents, Leland Palmer’s ivy league inspired looks, Ben Horne’s power suits, Cooper’s flannel shirts and olive trousers when he’s suspended).
In memory of Jimmy Cliff, maybe you could do a post on him in The Harder They Come (1972)?
Kind of an odd one but maybe Matt Dillon in The House That Jack Built (2018)?
With the new season of Stranger Things out it would be nice to see some posts on some of the characters.
Pedro Pascal in Freaky Tales (2025)?
Good morning from Spain… and congratulations on your work!
My name is Borja Pino, and I love this site; it inspires many of my everyday outfits. That’s why I wanted to suggest analyzing the clothing worn by Dr. Robert Neville (Will Smith) in the film ‘I am Legend’. I’m not entirely sure, but I think he alternates between G-Star corduroy trousers and gray cargo pants, and always wears a white long-sleeved t-shirt, a pair of Palladium boots… And, of course, his inseparable Belstaff Trialmaster waxed jacket (although, in some photos from the set, he’s seen wearing a light gray G-Star jacket). Personally, I think it’s a wonderful outfit, both stylish and very functional… And, given the circumstances depicted in the film, it’s perfectly in line with the spirit of this website.
Thanks for reading, and best regards!
Chevy Chase in Memoirs Of An Invisible Man (1992). He wears a dark charcoal business suit for most of the films action from when he becomes invisible to the end. The suit, tie and shirt become invisible as well as himself.