- 1). Dress as James Bond. Given that James Bond is a spy, he works at remaining inconspicuous, so his character's appearance does not have any defining outfits. Dress in a black tuxedo with a black bowtie or a gray or black suit with a thin black tie. Carry a martini glass all evening long as a prop, since James Bond liked his martinis "shaken, not stirred." Carry a lighter or a pen on you, telling others it is an explosive or a laser, in true Bond style.
- 2). Dress like Jaws. Jaws was a recurring Bond henchman, who showed up first in "The Spy Who Loved Me" and reappeared in "Moonraker," has an extremely noticeable trait--metal teeth. Dress in a black or blue suit, and cover your teeth with tinfoil.
- 3). Dress like Blofeld. Ernst Stavro Blofeld is a major recurring villain who met his end in "For Your Eyes Only." The character of Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers series was based on Blofeld. Wear a light-gray Mao suit, which is a two-piece suit with a jacket that buttons up to the collar and has no lapel. Don a bald head wig and carry around a white fluffy cat for the evening.
- 4). Dress like Odd Job. Odd Job was one of the henchmen in "Goldfinger," whose special trick was a boomerang top hat that could cut through stone. Wear gray slacks, a black tuxedo jacket with tails, a black vest and tie. Carry around a black bowler hat with aluminum foil attached to the bottom of the brim for Odd Job's signature weapon.
- 5). Dress as Pussy Galore. Pussy Galore is one of the most famous Bond girls from "Goldfinger." A female pilot who switches from the bad side to the good in the film, one of her most famous outfits is a simple black suit with a gold blouse underneath.
- 6). Dress as Miss Moneypenny. She is one of the most enduring characters of the series and the most important woman in James Bond's life. She is the assistant of M, Bond's supervisor at headquarters. Miss Moneypenny is known for her elegant style, so wear a long muted skirt with a matching jacket. A string of pearls completes the outfit.
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