7 times Roger Stone has looked like a perfect Bond villain

Stone was speaking at Politicon on July 29, 2017, in Pasadena, California, when he committed the crime of wearing beige on beige on beige.

However, the multi-colored tie pairs perfectly with the color scheme, and the white shirt provides a nice contrast, so perhaps that should count for at least reduced sentencing.

Now this is a look. Stone was seen here on October 18, 2018, visiting SiriusXM studios in New York City, perfectly pairing a three-piece gray suit with a blush pink pocket square.

The dark black tie fits nicely with the shirt, and, while Roger swaps out his dark shades for clear ones, everything here still pays proper homage to the Victorian era.

Roger Stone was seen leaving the court house again on May 30, 2019. This look is actually not that bad. He has on brown round shades, which do clash a bit with his black-and-beige tie, but nonetheless they pair well with the color of the courthouse.

His pocket square is cute, too, and the suit seems to be properly tailored.

Stone was seen leaving the courthouse again, this time on July 16, 2019. He decided to mix up his color scheme, but still stayed true to himself with his trademark dark, round frames.

The suit color nicely complements his gray hair, though the multi-colored tie is a bit of distraction. For a different choice of neckwear, he could have done well with a more low-key color such as navy blue, even a nice shade of gray could have paired well, or a statement color such as azure.

More round frames! Stone steps out November 5, 2019, as he was caught arriving for his first day of trail in DC. There again are his signature dark frames, pairing with a dark tie that clashes with his lavender collared shirt.

The suit color also appears to be a shade of gray, which doesn't pair as well with that lavender shirt as a darker navy blue or even black would, or even something lilac or mauve.

Stone, a lover of round glasses and obstructing congressional investigations, stepped out on February 20, 2020, as he arrived to the E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse to receive his 40-month sentencing in federal prison for obstruction, false statements, and witness tampering.

Luckily, his top hat pairs well with the baby blue collared shirt and dark overcoat he has on, all of which match well with those signature round frames.