Dressed to kill! Honey Ryder's white bikini, Pussy Galore's sharp tailoring and Vesper Lynd's dramatic ball gowns: The 77 most iconic Bond Girl outfits of all time revealed

Big Group has created an ‘infographic’ featuring 77 of the most memorable looks from 1962's debut Bond film Dr No all the way through to upcoming movie Spectre, starring Daniel Craig

Iconic looks from 1962 movie Dr No include Sylvia Trench's one shoulder red dress and Honey Ryder's show-stopping white bikini 

Eunice Gayson as Sylvia Trench and Sean Connery as James Bond

Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder dressed a white bikini and holding seashells in 1962's Dr. No

British actress Zena Marshall wearing a blue chinese silk dress in character as double agent Miss Taro

From Russia With Love feature a range of skimpy outfits including Zora's teal bikini top and Vida's red bralet and matching sarong 

English actress Martine Beswick dressed as the gypsy girl Zora on the set of From Russia With Love

Israeli actress Aliza Gur dressed in character as gypsy girl Vida posed on the set of the James Bond film

1964's Goldfinger featured tailored looks including Tilly Masterson's chic midi skirt and Pussy Galore's sharp masculine suits  

Honor Blackman in a fitted skirt and shirt (l) starring opposite Sean Connery in the film Goldfinger, 1964

Pussy Galore, played by Honor Blackman, donned an array of chic suits in the movie

Thunderball embraced the 60s trends for micro lengths and floral prints

Adolfo Celi has his hand over Luciana Paluzzi in a scene from the film Thunderball, 1965

Claudine Auger in a revealing black spandex and mesh swimsuit

Sitting on a beach wearing a black and white bikini in a scene from the film, with Sean Connery

You Only Live Twice was all about pale, pastel colours

Actress Mie Hama in a swimsuit from the 1967 film

The Japanese actress is best-known outside Japan for her role as Kissy Suzuki in You Only Live Twice

Bond surrounded - typically - with lots of girls, here in On Her Majesty s Secret Service Year, 1969

Bond girl Tracy Di Vicenzo - played by English actress Diana Rigg - didn't ruin 007's life; she made him happier than he could ever imagine

Diamonds Are Forever, 1971, was all about deep, plunging necklines to the navel

Sean Connery and Lana Wood in Diamonds Are Forever, 1971

Named after her birthplace - luxury jewellers Tiffany & Co - Tiffany Case was a diamond smuggler working for Bond’s nemesis Blofeld

Live And Let Die was slightly more futuristic and Eastern

British actress Jane Seymour plays Solitaire in 1973's Live and Let Die, which was Roger Moore's debut turn as the secret agent

Live And Let Die starred Jane Seymour and Geoffrey Holder

Pucci prints and capri pants were all the range in typical mid-Seventies fashion

The Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun starred Maud Adams 

Britt Ekland wore a blue, white and green printed bikini

It was long lengths, jewels and statement straps for The Spy Who loved Me - plus a bikini

Actors Roger Moore and Barbara Bach in the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me

She wore long lengths but revealed more up top in the film's costumes

Caroline Munro in her obligatory bikini, with a stylish kimono and dancer shoes

Strange jumpsuits and calf-length skirts dominated the Moonraker look

Corinne Clery's voluminous styled hair and bright makeup is verging on 80s, as well as shoulder detail top

Lois Chiles wore a chic jumpsuit and accessorised with a gun in this promo shot

Lois again opposite Roger Moore in Moonraker, both wearing dodgy yellow all-in-ones

Some outfits here had serious style, while others were quite awful

Lynn-Holly Johnson and Roger Moore looking stylish on the slopes in the 1981 For Your Eyes Only

Carole Bouquet in a weird chunky coat with Roger Moore, Julian Glover Film and Television

The outfits were as suggestive as the film's title complete with trinkets, cleavage and knickers on show

Roger Moore as Bond in the 1983 film surrounded by women in embroidered bralets

Maud Adams wears blue silk and diamonds while Moore is in a cotton shirt

A View To Kill starred some very fashion-forward outfits such as hooded dresses

Christopher Walken and Grace Jones captured in now-iconic costume 

Grace kicks butt in the James Bond film A View To A Kill

Tanya Roberts in a silk shirt and 80s mullett in the 1985 movie

Timothy Dalton and Maryam D'Abo in the 1987 film The Living Daylights

This Bond film upped the glamour once more, opting for halter-necks, rusched waistlines and jewel tones

Actress Talisa Soto wears a striking white dress in Licence To Kill

Here she wears full-length red (l) while Carey Lowell is dressed in bejewelled purple (r)

Goldeneye took fashion back to basics with prim office attire and a simple black evening dress

 Izabella Scorupco in typical 90s fashion with Pierce Brosnan

Famke Janssen sports a bolder take on the style with dark lips and matching polish

Continuing with the nineties style, Tomorrow Never Dies featured capri pants and overshirts

Teri Hatcher in 1997 drinking bubbly and dressed in an evening gown with her hair done as The Rachel

Pierce Brosnan leaps off a building with Michelle Yeoh, who wears a preppy overshirt

A mix of fashions including influences like Lara Croft and Kate Bush

Sophie Marceau wears opulent beaded mesh top with silk skirt in The World Is Not Enough

Denise Richard wears the Tomb Raider style get up, while Sophie is in another opulent outfit

It was a mix of jewels, leather and bikinis which summed up confused Millennium fashion

Rosamund Pike wore a fur shawl over her one-shoulder beaded dress

Halle Berry wowed in a belted orange two-piece

But raised some eyebrows in a grape coloured metallic leather suit

For Casino Royale, the women wore plenty of clingy, jewel-toned satin

Caterina Murino played Solange Dimitrios who went home with Bond moments after meeting him

Eva Green played Vesper Lynd, whom Bond develops genuine feelings for, and dreams of marrying

Quantum Of Solace's dresses were simple: bold, black and spoke for themselves

Daniel Craig and Olga Kurylenko, wearing thigh-high split dress and carrying her shoes

Craig as Bond opposite Gemma Arterton in an unusually high-necked dress

Skyfall was all about ultra-silhouette-enhancing shapes

Daniel Craig and Berenice Marlohe in the 2012 Bond film Skyfall

Berenice Marlohe wears a Far Eastern-inspired black gown with sweetheart neckline and mesh sides

For Spectre, it's all about suggestion with full length clingy dresses and volume at the hips

Spectre will be the twenty-fourth James Bond film, starring Lea Seydoux in a dove grey silk dress

Monica Bellucci wears a fierce suit with a bustle as Lucia Sciarra  in the 2015 film directed by Sam Mendes