a sky-blue terrycloth onesie (which channels the one worn by Sean Connery in “Goldfinger”) is available for $545. “The infamous blue romper suit appeared on Orlebar Brown’s first mood ...

Ever since the Kickstarter campaign for the RompHim — a jaunty, high-end romper designed for men — went live earlier this week, the internet has been deeply divided. Some people believe male ...

The brand also regularly shared images on social media of famous men – like Cam Newton and Sean Connery as James Bond – who had rocked rompers in the past.

"Bond. James Bond." Many consider Goldfinger, 1964, to be the best Bond film ever made. And it wouldn't be the iconic installment it is today without Sean Connery's confident introduction to Shirley ...

The male romper has enjoyed a rich history, sometimes paralleled by the emergence of other trends like pajama onesies. RompHim themselves posted a picture of Sean Connery as James Bond in 1964’s ...

The romper-for-dudes trend apparently has legs ... For proof of that, one need look no further than Sean Connery as James Bond making a memorable appearance in a blue terrycloth one-piece with ...

MARTIN: Now, I just - in doing the research for this, our producers turned up Sean Connery as James Bond wearing a blue terrycloth romper in "Goldfinger." So that would seem to be some rather ...

Editor's Note: Perhaps the most famous male romper was worn by Sean Connery as James Bond. But his was strictly for beach wear and he had to unzip it all the way to pee. Since 1957, GQ has ...

Back in 2012, male rompers appeared on the runway at Madrid ... a onesie without looking like a total tool. That superhuman: Sean Connery, in his now-infamous, barely-there terrycloth “playsuit ...

Not only have male rompers been on the market in recent years, it's also hardly a new concept to men's fashion. One piece outfits for men were popular in the 1960's and 1970's. Sean Connery ...

just know that rompers have famously been worn recently by Cam Newton, in the past by James Bond (Sean Connery’s James Bond, might I add), and if you think about it, pretty much all pro wrestlers.

like Sean Connery, inverting masculinity, then head to Orlebar Brown. The high-end lounge and swimwear brand has once again created an imitation of the hardware-detail romper Bond wears at the ...