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DUK10137050_010
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
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The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Other items in the sale. Roger Moore's “James Bond” Royal Navy uniform jacket from 1077's The Spy Who Loved Me. Estimated to sell for $15,000 - $25,000.
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DUK10137050_009
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
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Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
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Pictures must credit : Profiles in History
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Other items in the sale. British actress Jane Seymour's psychic medium cape and headdress from Live and Let Die in 1973, again with Moore, could fetch up to $80,000 USD. Seymour playing Bond girl Solitaire in Roger Moore's debut as 007.
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DUK10137050_008
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
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Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
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Pictures must credit : Profiles in History
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Other items in the sale. Moore's “James Bond” monogramed pyjamas ensemble from Live and Let Die is estimated to sell for $10,000 - $15,000.
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DUK10137050_007
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
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Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : Profiles in History
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Other items in the sale. The one person autogyro helicopter dubbed Little Nellie commissioned for 1967’s You Only Live Twice is tipped to go for estimated to sell for for $100,000 - $150,000 USD
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DUK10137050_006
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
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Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
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Pictures must credit : Profiles in History
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Other items in the sale. Lois Chiles' “Holly Goodhead” poison pen and accessories from Moonraker. Estimated to sell for $3,000 - $5,000.
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DUK10137050_005
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
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Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
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Pictures must credit : MGM
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Ursula Andress in the bikini in a clip from Dr No. With Sean Connery as Bond
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DUK10137050_004
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
Ferrari Press Agency
Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : MGM
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Ursula Andress in the bikini in a clip from Dr No. With Sean Connery as Bond
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DUK10137050_003_2
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
Ferrari Press Agency
Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : Profiles in History
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:The bikini
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DUK10137050_002_2
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
Ferrari Press Agency
Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : MGM
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Ursula Andress in the bikini in a clip from Dr No. With Sean Connery as Bond
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DUK10137050_001_2
PEOPLE - Der bekannte Bikini von Ursula Andress aus dem James-Bond-Film "Dr. No" soll bei einer Auktion bis zu einer halben Million Dollar einbringen
Ferrari Press Agency
Bikini 1
Ref 12238
07/10/20
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit : MGM
The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the first ever James Bond move, Dr No, has been tipped to fetch half a million dollars at auction.Andress, the first eve Bond girl, was seen wearing the tiny two piece as she emerged from the water onto beach watched by 007, played by Sean Connery.Her character Honey Ryder has large knife fixed to a beltHer emergence from the waves has gone down as one of cinema’s iconic moments.The ivory-colored bikini is being sold by US sales room Profiles InSwiss-born Andress was in her mid-20s when she nabbed the role.Andress, now 84, designed the bikini in conjunction with the film’s director, Terence Young, and costume designer Tessa Prendergast. The bikini has an estimate of between $300,000 and $500,000. USD. Dr No came out in 1962 and was an immediate box office hit leading to the Bond movie franchise. It is one of many Bond items are going under the hammer at the Icons & Legends of Hollywood sale November 12th & 13th in Los Angeles.
OPS:Ursula Andress in the bikini in a clip from Dr No. With Sean Connery as Bond
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DUK10117911_008
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Onesie and shorts from Goldfinger starring Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_007
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. White dress shirt worn by George Lazenby in On Her Majesty's Secret Service
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DUK10117911_006
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Picture must credit: Orlebar Brown
Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Dr No dressing gown as worn by Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_002
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Dr No polo shirt as worn by Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_016
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Man With The Golden Gun safari jacket inspired by Roger Moore
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DUK10117911_010
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Diamonds Are Forever shirt worn by Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_005
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. View to a Kill zio-up as worn by Roger Moore
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DUK10117911_003
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Picture must credit: Orlebar Brown
Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Moonraker shorts inspired by a pair worn by Roger Moore but with additional movie poster decoration
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DUK10117911_012
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Deck shoes from Thunderball starring Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_011
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Polo shirt from Sean Connery movie Thunderball
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DUK10117911_009
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Shorts from Thunderball as worn by Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_004
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Shorts from Thunderball as worn by Sean Connery
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DUK10117911_001
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Thunderball collection
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DUK10117911_013
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Thunderball shorts, £195 GBP
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DUK10117911_015
FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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007 1
17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. Thunderball pink shorts, £195 GBP
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FEATURE - Legendäre Bond-Outfits neu zu kaufen
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17/05/2019
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Fans of superspy James Bond can now fill their wardrobe with clothes inspired by some of 007’s most iconic movie outfits.British fashion label Orlebar Brown has gone back to outfits worn by Sean Connery, Roger Moore and George Lazenby in the role for the collection.Adam Brown, co-founder and creative director of the swimwear-focused company says he’s had 007 on the brain since he first started the brand.The collaboration with the Bond movie makers grew out of scenes from the films that have something to do with water.It references pieces spanning over two decades, from Dr. No , in 1962, the first Bond film, to A View to Kill in 1985.
OPS: One of the items from the Orlebar Brown James Bond collection. DRessing gown from Dr No, £295 GBP
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