Bonhams : Pierce Brosnan from GoldenEye, 1996 A Brioni three-piece suit, shirt and tie,

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Lot 175^†

Pierce Brosnan from GoldenEye, 1996

A Brioni three-piece suit, shirt and tie,

Sold for £ 8,640 (US$ 10,576) inc. premium

The Angels Star Collection of Film & TV Costumes

6 Mar 2007, 11:00 GMT

London, Knightsbridge

Pierce Brosnan from GoldenEye, 1996

A Brioni three-piece suit, shirt and tie,
the three piece suit of grey wool with blue thread, the jacket having Brioni silk effect logo lining, labelled inside "Brioni, Roma" also labelled "Angels & Bermans, The Costumiers to the Entertainment Industry" and inscribed in blue ink in an unknown hand "1995 GOLDEN EYE PIERCE BROSNAN" with label to inside pocket with Brioni fabric label stamped "MARK SOUTWORT REF 3" the waistcoat and trousers bearing similar labels, waistcoat having silk effect logo back, with tear to back seam, together with a Turnbull & Asser sea island cotton shirt labelled "Made by Turnbull & Asser Ltd, London, Made in England, Sea Island Cotton Quality 120°f-60°C Line Dry, by Appointment to HRH The Prince of Wales, Shirt Makers", and a Simpson of Piccadilly patterned silk tie labelled "1995 GOLDENEYE PIERCE BROSNAN".

Footnotes

Costume Designer Lindy Hemming.
With the introduction of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond in 1995, the producers of Goldeneye decided to create a post modern look for the Bond of the 1990's. The fashion house, Brioni in Rome was chosen as his new tailor for their immaculately cut and timeless designs. The grey Brioni suit was used extensively throughout the film, most memorably in the scene between Alec Trevelyan and Bond in the disused communist park.
Turnbull and Asser have produced shirts for all the 007's since the earliest Bond film. Ian Fleming himself had his shirts made by the famous mens wear shop of Jermyn Street.

A Brioni grey three piece-suit, from Goldeneye 1996 as worn by Pierce Brosnan,

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