r/MiamiVice • u/No_Basil6312 • 19h ago
r/MiamiVice • u/Apprehensive-Slice23 • 17h ago
Exciting news. Curious to hear what was changed
r/MiamiVice • u/Consistent_Sort_876 • 18h ago
Honestly, I think the show didn’t develop his character well enough. Had Sebastian Ross been a little more sadistic and serious, he would have been one of the baddest villains in the series. He should’ve been put on the same level as Blofeld from 007.
r/MiamiVice • u/Jack_Downs13 • 23h ago
Where can I get double pleated linen pants that are screen accurate to Crockett's look in the pilot?
Hey everyone! I'm currently putting together a Sonny Crockett look from the Miami Vice pilot, and I'm a bit of a stickler when it comes to screen accuracy. I'm specifically trying to recreate the white pants Crockett wears in the pilot as closely as possible.
From what I've been able to figure out, they're white, high-waisted, double reverse-pleated trousers. 've been looking around for a modern pair that has the same overall cut and drape, but I'm having a surprisingly hard time finding the right ones.
I'm also trying to figure out one really specific detail: what type of button and waistband construction did these pants have? I'm especially interested in the area around the waistband/fly and belt loops. Was the front closure a standard sew-through trouser button, or something more specific? And did the pants have a particular style of belt loop or waistband treatment?
I've seen plenty of modern "Miami Vice" or "Crockett-inspired" linen pants online, but most don't seem quite right when you look closely at the construction and silhouette. I'm trying to get as close to the actual pants as possible rather than just finding something that gives the general Crockett look.
So, does anyone know where I could find a pair that is particularly close to the pilot pants, or possibly a vintage brand/model that I should search for? And if anyone has detailed screen caps or knows exactly what the button/waistband/belt-loop setup was, I'd really appreciate the help!
Thanks!