Why Roger Moore was the best-dressed Bond

• The opening scenes of 1973’s Live and Let Die, in which the 45-year-old Roger Moore made his debut as James Bond, cemented his interpretation of 007 as something of a clothes horse. Fresh from a romantic entanglement (of course), Bond packs for a sudden trip at the behest of M. “I liked Hamilton,” he says, learning that one of his super-spy colleagues has been assassinated. “We share the same bootmaker.” Then he folds a handsome line-up of suits into his case, ready to go and save the world in s