James Bond’s style was inevitably shaped by his creator, Ian Fleming, who often wore relaxed camp collar shirts while writing from his Jamaican retreat, Goldeneye.

After a brief hiatus, Thunderball marked the return of director Terence Young—and with him, one of Bond’s most stylish wardrobe signatures: the elegant Cocktail Cuff Shirt.

Renowned for swimming against the tide, Mr Fish did far more than rewrite the sartorial rulebook—he tore it up entirely.

Mr Fish not only made the shirts and ties worn by Michael Caine in the 1969 crime caper The Italian Job—his boutique also featured in the film.

In 1967, Jimi Hendrix lived at 34 Montagu Square in London’s West End—an address that is now home to the Mr Fish brand.