There are few film roles more associated with masculine style than James Bond. With Daniel Craig taking a second stab at staking his own claim to the iconic role in "Quantum of Solace," we thought it appropriate to reexamine the cool credentials of the original inhabitant of 007's dinner jacket, Sean Connery.

Many argue that Connery's mix of brooding machismo and sarcastic swagger made him the classic Bond. We present as Exhibit A this pic of a young Sean departing an appropriately Swinging London-looking pad clad in mod-ish turned up jeans, a bold red sweater and a dapper driving cap. Can you really argue with a man who manages to look this cool while going out golfing? (Please ignore "Zardoz" while answering this question.)

Check out the details of Connery's style after the jump.




Cheap Monday Autobahn Straight Leg Jeans in Unwash
The key to this outfit is the clean, contrasting lines of Connery's dark, straight leg jeans, his turn ups and his brown shoes. These good value Cheap Monday jeans will help you emulate the thesp's smart color scheme and sleek silhouette. ($65.00 from Tobi.com)

Privott Cap Toe
A pair of classic brown Oxfords are an essential component of any man's shoe collection. ($225.00 from JohnstonMurphy.com)

Crew-Neck Cashmere Sweater in Saucy Red
If you're hitting the links, particularly in Connery's native Scotland, it's important to have a suitably stout sweater. This cashmere number from Old Navy will keep you snug and stylish, and won't cost as much a new set of clubs. ($59.50 from OldNavy.com)

Driving Cap
The final touch to Connery's 1930s paper boy-meets-golfer look is a jaunty vintage-style driving cap. ($78 from JohnstonMurphy.com)