Ursula Andress to Halle Berry: James Bond girls and their iconic swimsuits

Updated: Oct 08, 2020, 03:13 PM(IST)

Over the years, James Bond movies have given us some of the most glamorous looks that have eventually become trends. From Ursula Andress-the first Bond girl's bikini that was sold at a whopping price to others, here's a list for you.

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Ursula Andress

Ursula Andress was the first James Bond girl who stunned the audience when she wore a bikini in 'Dr. No' - the first Bond movie. Andress played beachcomber Honey Ryder in the 1962 film. The scene where she emerges dripping from the water in a bikini, holding a seashell and with a scabbard belted to her hips is pretty iconic. 

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Britt Ekland 

Britt Ekland played Secret Service member Mary Goodnight in 'The Man With The Golden Gun'. In the movie, she sported a graphic print side-tie bikini, that was a large trend in the 60s.

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Claudine Auger

Claudine Auger is a French actress best known to the world audiences as Bond Girl 'Domino' in 007 film 'Thunderball'. Auges wore a black one-piece bikini in 1965 movie. 

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Tiffany Case

Jill St. John played a diamond smuggler Tiffany Case in 1971 movie 'Diamonds Are Forever'. Jill St. John impressed the audience with her bikini look, from wearing a purple two-piece to a coloured one. 

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Halle Berry

Halle Berry as Jinx Johnson wowed in an orange bikini with a white belt. In 2002, Berry starred in 'Die Another Day' as Jinx, a National Security Agency (NSA) operative, alongside Pierce Brosnan, who played James Bond.

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Mie Hama

Japanese actress Mie Hama played Bond girl Kissy Suzuki in the 1967 film 'You Only Live Twice'. The actress attracted many eyeballs from her bikini look.

 

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Caroline Munro

Caroline Munro starred as Naomi in 'The Spy Who Loved Me', the tenth spy film in the James Bond series. From a golden to a kimono bikini, Munro stunned the movie with her different stunning two-piece looks. 

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