The best-dressed moment in a Bond film is not always Bond’s. In No Time To Die, Madeleine Swann wears an outfit built from very little: white jeans, a brown shirt, a leather belt. The jeans are the Agolde ’90s High Rise Boyfriend Jeans, a relaxed pair of white denim that does the quiet work of making everything around it look deliberate. This exact pair is out of production and is found second-hand, so the button below is a search of eBay for it.
In the film
Madeleine Swann, played by Léa Seydoux, wears the white Agolde jeans in No Time To Die (2021) with a brown cashmere shirt from N.Peal, a brown croco leather belt from & Other Stories and brown leather Church’s Kelsey 90 heeled sandals. In Norway she wears a khaki-green Sézane jacket over the shirt.
The details of the Agolde ’90s high rise boyfriend jeans
White denim. White is the hardest colour in denim to get right and the easiest to wear well. Against brown it reads as clean and warm, never stark. It is the whole point of the outfit.
A high rise. A high waistband gives the belt a job to do and lets a shirt tuck in cleanly or hang straight over the top. It also lengthens the line of the leg.
A relaxed, boyfriend cut. Agolde cuts these for a relaxed, ’90s-inspired silhouette: loose through the leg rather than fitted. That looseness keeps white denim from looking overdressed, and in our view it suits flat shoes and heels alike.
Five pockets. The construction is the classic five-pocket design. Keeping the jeans plain leaves the shirt, belt and shoes to do the talking.
Wearing it now
The lesson of this outfit is restraint. Three colours (white, brown, and in Norway a muted green) and one texture at a time: denim, then cashmere, then leather. We would copy the method before the garment. Choose white jeans with real weight, a single knitted or woven top in a warm earth tone, and a belt that matches your shoes.
For the cooler months. Norway shows the way: keep the white denim and put a soft khaki or olive jacket over a brown knit. White jeans are not only for summer. In autumn they look sharper than another pair of blue ones.
Care. White denim marks easily, so wash it apart from dark garments and follow the care label. Look after it and it stays the clean backdrop the outfit relies on.
Can you still buy them? Not new. The exact pair is out of production and turns up second-hand, so check size, wash and condition in each listing. If you would rather buy new, borrow the look: Agolde’s current white jeans are the nearest route, in the spirit of the film rather than a match for it. At the time of writing, in October 2026, the brand lists the 90’s Pinch Waist High Rise Straight in Marshmallow at US$228 and the high-waisted 80’s Jean in Marshmallow at US$248. Both are different cuts from the one on screen, so try them on before judging.
Specifications
| Maker | Agolde |
|---|---|
| Style | ’90s Highrise Boyfriend Jeans |
| Colour | White |
| Material | Denim |
| Construction | High rise, relaxed ’90s-inspired cut, five-pocket |
| Original retail price | Approximately €260 |
| Availability | Out of production; found second-hand |
For current white styles, see Agolde’s own collection.
Questions
Who wears the white jeans in No Time To Die?
Madeleine Swann, played by Léa Seydoux, wears them. She pairs them with a brown shirt, including in Norway, where she adds a khaki-green jacket.
Are the Agolde ’90s Highrise Boyfriend Jeans still available?
Not new. The exact pair is out of production and is found second-hand, though Agolde continues to sell other white jeans.
How much did the jeans cost?
Our notes put the original retail price at about €260. As the style is out of production, there is no current RRP to quote.
What do you wear with white jeans like these?
Brown and other earth tones suit them best: a brown knit or shirt, a leather belt that matches your shoes, and a muted olive or khaki jacket when it turns cold.
More from the film is in our guide to No Time To Die, and more to wear in our clothing edit.
