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by Roberto Revilla, Jon Evans, Alex Hansford
The Tailoring Talk Magazine is where style meets substance — a podcast stitched together by three friends with very different day jobs and one shared obsession: great conversations. Hosted by Roberto Revilla (bespoke tailor & entrepreneur), Jon Evans (teacher), and Alex Hansford (tech specialist), we cover everything from style and success to movies, pop culture, and real life. Expect deep dives, hot takes, and lots of laughs as we explore the things that matter — and the things that entertain. Whether we're reviewing the latest blockbuster, unpacking life lessons, or helping you dress for success, one thing’s guaranteed: raw, honest opinions and zero BS. If you’re passionate about film, fashion, and figuring it all out — or just love hanging out with good people — you'll find a home here. 🎧 New episodes weekly. Come for the chat, stay for the friendship.
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- 2 days ago45 min
From Dr. No to V8s: Why Great Design Still Matters
Roberto and Jon are back with another unscripted edition of Tailoring Talk Magazine, this time with a more structured journey through the subjects that have dominated their week.The conversation begins with Roberto finally completing the first instalment of his ambitious James Bond wardrobe series, a deep dive into Dr. No that took ten days to research, write and produce. From there they explore why tailoring details are often missed by audiences, how Anthony Sinclair changed British tailoring, and why costume design deserves far more recognition than it usually receives.The discussion then changes gear into the current state of performance cars and the surprising resurgence of internal combustion engines. Roberto reflects on driving his BMW M2, why emotional experiences still matter in a world of increasingly silent electric vehicles, and whether enthusiasts are beginning to appreciate what they may soon lose.The second half of the episode becomes a celebration of cinema. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, Alien: Earth, Together, Weapons, Jackie Chan’s astonishing stunt work, classic action filmmaking and the importance of practical effects all come under discussion, before finishing with anticipation for Blade Runner 2099 and the enduring appeal of science fiction done properly.As always, it’s an unplanned conversation that wanders through tailoring, design, engineering, filmmaking and popular culture, discovering that many of the same principles connect them all.Chapter Markers00:00:00 - Roberto’s Dr. No project finally goes live00:06:20 - Bond tailoring, Anthony Sinclair and costume craftsmanship00:13:00 - The future of the James Bond style series00:20:00 - Living with the BMW M2 and why petrol cars still matter00:25:00 - Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and cinema worth seeing on the big screen00:28:50 - Together, Weapons and modern horror and thriller films00:33:20 - Jackie Chan, practical stunts and action cinema at its best00:40:20 - Blade Runner 2099 and the future of science fictionKeywordsJames Bond style, Dr No, Anthony Sinclair, bespoke tailoring, BMW M2, petrol cars, performance cars, Christopher Nolan, The Odyssey, Together movie, Weapons film, Jackie Chan, Blade Runner 2099, Alien Earth, costume design, menswear podcast, film podcast, automotive podcast, Tailoring Talk Magazine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 5 days ago40 min
Dr. No: The Birth of James Bond Style | Dressing James Bond #1
How did Dr. No transform Sean Connery from a self-described rough diamond into the most sophisticated action hero in cinema?In the first episode of Dressing James Bond, London bespoke tailor Roberto Revilla examines the costumes, tailoring and carefully chosen details that established James Bond’s style in 1962 and created a blueprint the series is still following more than sixty years later.Beginning with Connery’s iconic entrance at the casino in his midnight-blue dinner suit, Roberto explores the influence of director Terence Young, the tailoring associated with Anthony Sinclair’s Conduit Cut and the complicated history behind the shirts, suits and suppliers credited with creating Bond’s wardrobe.Along the way, we examine the grey flannel suit that was completely wrong for the Jamaican climate, the lightweight Glen check and mohair suits that worked far better, Bond’s navy doeskin blazer, Turnbull & Asser cocktail cuffs, grenadine ties, black Derby shoes and the powder-blue polo shirt and matching trousers worn on Crab Key.We also look beyond Bond himself to explore Dr. No’s Nehru-style clothing, the way costume is used to take control away from Bond inside the villain’s lair and the collaborative story behind Ursula Andress’s famous Honey Ryder bikini.Most importantly, Roberto brings everything back into the real world and asks what men can still learn from Dr. No without dressing as though they’re heading to a James Bond fancy-dress convention.Is Connery’s midnight-blue dinner suit still the greatest first appearance in film-style history? And if you could take one piece from Bond’s Dr. No wardrobe, which would you choose?Follow Tailoring Talk Magazine so you don’t miss episode two, when Dressing James Bond continues with From Russia with Love.Read the accompanying article at robertorevillalondon.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 1 weeks ago50 min
Apple’s New Siri, Bond, Gaming And The Future Of Tailoring Talk
Roberto and Jon are back for another relaxed unscripted conversation, beginning with Jon’s ongoing battle with Nissan and the frustrations of modern customer service before moving onto some much happier news.Roberto shares the early success of his new Arsenal Women: Trailblazers podcast, which is rapidly approaching 500 downloads in its first month and already attracting listeners from across Europe, North America, South America, Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Australia. The pair also explain some of the behind-the-scenes changes coming to Tailoring Talk Magazine as they work towards a more consistent and recognisable format for the show. The conversation then turns into a deep dive on Apple’s latest public beta. Roberto shares his first impressions of the new Siri, Apple Intelligence, on-device AI, image generation, natural language search, and why this feels like the first version of Siri that genuinely gets out of your way instead of creating more friction. Jon and Roberto also discuss whether Apple’s AI could replace ChatGPT for everyday users, what still separates dedicated AI models from Apple’s approach, and why the improvements feel more evolutionary than revolutionary. Elsewhere they discuss David Pogue’s new book Apple: The First 50 Years, Steve Jobs, Apple’s remarkable business story, the colourful iMac G3 era, and why understanding Apple’s history is valuable whether you’re interested in technology or simply fascinated by great companies. The second half of the episode wanders through James Bond, tailoring, watches, gaming, Half-Life 2, Robocop, Telltale Games, Billy Eilish’s new concert film, Apple Vision Pro, Netflix recommendations, and Roberto’s ambitious new series exploring the costume and wardrobe of every official James Bond film, before finishing with an increasingly ridiculous discussion about making their own ultra-low-budget Bond film starring Roberto, Jon and Alex.It’s another classic Tailoring Talk conversation covering technology, AI, Apple, gaming, business, James Bond, menswear, filmmaking, books and the creative projects currently keeping Roberto and Jon busy.Timestamps00:00 - Jon’s Nissan saga and the importance of good customer serviccandidse03:00 - Arsenal Women: Trailblazers reaches nearly 500 downloads07:20 - Living with Apple’s new Siri and iOS 27 public beta14:20 - Can Apple’s AI replace ChatGPT for everyday users?25:30 - Apple: The First 50 Years and the business lessons from Apple’s history34:00 - James Bond, tailoring and Roberto’s new Bond wardrobe series42:40 - Gaming, Billy Eilish, Apple Vision Pro and making our own Bond film Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 1 weeks ago59 min
Supergirl (2026) Spoiler Review | Great Lead Performance, Average Superhero Movie?
James Gunn’s new DC Universe continues with Supergirl (2026), but has the film been unfairly judged or does it genuinely fall short?Jon Evans and Alex Hansford sit down for a full spoiler review, discussing Milly Alcock’s performance as Kara Zor-El, how closely the film follows Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, Jason Momoa’s debut as Lobo, the strengths and weaknesses of the screenplay, studio reshoots, the visual design, and whether superhero films are beginning to lose their cultural dominance.Along the way they compare the film with the original Helen Slater classic, explore why the comic arguably tells the story better, debate whether the critics were too harsh, and ask what the disappointing box office performance could mean for the future of DC Studios.Spoiler warning: this episode discusses the entire film, including the ending.Timestamps00:00 Introduction and first impressions03:05 Has Supergirl been unfairly judged?11:20 Milly Alcock, Ruthie and the performances21:20 Jason Momoa’s Lobo and the supporting cast30:40 Production design, cinematography and music39:50 Favourite moments, ending and final verdicts50:45 Are superhero films losing their appeal?Supergirl 2026 review, Supergirl spoiler review, James Gunn DC Universe, Milly Alcock Supergirl, Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow, Lobo Jason Momoa, DC Studios, Superman 2025, comic book movies, superhero podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 2 weeks ago20 min
Colin Farrell’s Sugar Style - Why John Sugar’s Suits Feel So Right
Colin Farrell’s wardrobe in Sugar on Apple TV+ is one of the best examples of modern screen tailoring in recent years.In this audio article, Roberto Revilla takes a bespoke tailor’s eye to John Sugar’s dark suits, white shirts and dark ties, and explains why such a simple wardrobe feels so cinematic, so modern and so right for the character.This episode looks at Christie Wittenborn’s costume design, the neo-noir influence behind the show, why Sugar’s suits had to be built for movement, how cloth and texture do more work than colour, and why a consistent personal uniform can be far more powerful than a wardrobe full of random options.It’s not just about Colin Farrell looking good in a suit, although he absolutely does. It’s about what men can learn from John Sugar’s wardrobe: pick a uniform, buy for movement rather than just the mirror, use texture intelligently, dress to be trusted rather than merely noticed, and stop buying disposable tailoring that falls apart the moment real life gets involved.Read the full article: https://www.robertorevillalondon.com/blog/colin-farrell-sugar-style-john-sugar-suitsGet your own Sugar-style suits and shirts made at https://www.robertorevillalondon.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 3 weeks ago52 min
Are Gadgets Getting Too Expensive? Apple, AI, Cycling, TV And The Future Of Cars
Roberto and Jon are back for another unscripted Tailoring Talk Magazine catch-up, recorded from two very different locations: Roberto at home and Jon sitting in a hot car in a country park, trying to escape the sounds of barbecues, dogs, children and general British summer chaos.The conversation starts with Roberto’s new Arsenal Women Trailblazers podcast, why he’s committed to building a consistent space for Arsenal Women fans, and how that sits alongside the usual Tailoring Talk mix of style, tech, cars, culture and general nonsense.From there, Roberto and Jon get into the rising cost of consumer technology, including MacBooks, iPads, Apple TV, games consoles, Steam hardware, PlayStation, Xbox and whether Apple’s next wave of products could push more people into keeping older devices for longer. Roberto explains why he’s trying to use what he already owns, including an old Canon DSLR and his Omega Seamaster, rather than constantly upgrading everything.They also talk Apple Watch battery life, the action button, Shazam, gaming, Nintendo Switch 2, the problems facing Xbox, and whether AI is quietly making every gadget more expensive.The second half moves through cycling, e-bikes, road bikes, mental health, summer fitness, Jon’s camping dilemma, the brilliance of Sugar on Apple TV, Colin Farrell’s wardrobe, Supergirl costume design, Tank Girl nostalgia, 007 First Light, and why combustion engine performance cars may suddenly be holding their value better than expected.There’s also a look at Roberto’s BMW M2, the reality of car ownership, salary sacrifice EVs, whether people actually need cars anymore, and why the answer depends entirely on your lifestyle.A wide-ranging, funny and very Tailoring Talk conversation covering Apple, AI, gadgets, gaming, watches, cameras, cycling, TV, films, cars, pets, camping and the strange business of trying to live a slightly more analogue life in an increasingly expensive digital world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 3 weeks ago15 min
Liquid Tailoring: How To Soften The Suit Without Losing Your Edge
|In this solo Tailoring Talk Magazine episode I’m talking about one of the biggest shifts I’m seeing in menswear right now: what I call “liquid tailoring.”If you’re a busy, driven guy in London, you probably recognise the scenario. Your calendar’s rammed back to back, you’ve got a full day in the City, then you’re straight into dinner in Mayfair without time to go home and change. The last thing you want is to feel like the only person in the room still dressed for a Monday board meeting.That’s where liquid tailoring comes in. It’s still a suit, it still says you mean business, but it’s softer, easier and a lot more forgiving. It moves with you, it breathes, and it lets you feel like yourself whether you’re in a big pitch, on the Tube or ordering that Negroni at the end of the day.In this episode I walk you through:•Why so many men are moving away from “armour” suits and asking for tailored but comfortable instead•What actually makes a suit feel “liquid,” from the fabric to the cut to how it moves on your body•The idea of “living cloth” and why high‑twist wools, linen blends and open‑weave wools are perfect for London life•How to get a relaxed, not sloppy, cut with softer shoulders, lighter canvassing and trousers that finally let you move•Why this style makes sense in a city where you can go from ice‑cold air‑con to Central line heat in minutes•A simple office‑to‑evening outfit formula you can steal straight away•How I approach cutting a liquid suit for clients whose calendars never really stopIf you’re living a high‑pace, high‑stakes lifestyle, your clothes can’t just look good on a hanger, they’ve got to perform for you. A well cut liquid suit lets you stay in that “relaxed focus” zone all day, holding the line quietly in the background while you get on with what you do best.If this sparks ideas for your next suit or you realise your current wardrobe feels more like armour than second skin, reach out and let’s talk. We’ll walk through your typical week, look at fabrics that make sense for your life, and start putting together outfits that work as hard as you do.Links Website: robertorevillalondon.com Instagram: @robertorevillalondon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
- 4 weeks ago14 min
M5 MacBook Air 15” 3 Month Review: Still Worth It After The Price Rise?
In this episode I share my three month review of the M5 MacBook Air 15 inch and ask one simple question: is it still worth buying now Apple has pushed MacBook prices up in 2026.I talk through why I bought the 15 inch M5 MacBook Air instead of another MacBook Pro, how it has handled 4K video editing, AI tools, travel and everyday life, and what the new pricing does to the choice between MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. You will hear about battery life, the bigger display, the speakers and the fanless design from the point of view of someone actually living with the machine, not just running benchmarks.I also look at Apple’s recent MacBook and iPad price rises and how they have changed how I think about upgrading my other devices, including the iPad Pro. If you are trying to decide between the 15 inch M5 MacBook Air and the 14 inch M5 MacBook Pro, or you are wondering if now is still a good time to buy a MacBook Air, this episode is for you.I finish with a question for you: at these new prices, would you still go MacBook Air, stretch to a MacBook Pro, or wait it out.Tailoring Talk is a lifestyle podcast hosted by bespoke tailor and former tech guy Roberto Revilla, helping you get through life in style, from suits and shirts to the tech you use everyday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The Tailoring Talk Magazine is where style meets substance — a podcast stitched together by three friends with very different day jobs and one shared obsession: great conversations. Hosted by Roberto Revilla (bespoke tailor & entrepreneur), Jon Evans (teacher), and Alex Hansford (tech specialist), we cover everything from style and success to movies, pop culture, and real life. Expect deep dives, hot takes, and lots of laughs as we explore the things that matter — and the things that entertain. Whether we're reviewing the latest blockbuster, unpacking life lessons, or helping you dress for success, one thing’s guaranteed: raw, honest opinions and zero BS. If you’re passionate about film, fashion, and figuring it all out — or just love hanging out with good people — you'll find a home here. 🎧 New episodes weekly. Come for the chat, stay for the friendship.
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