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You may already have a suitable grey two-piece suit in your wardrobe, for example. However, a few extra details will really take your outfit to the next level. There is another movement that the film belongs more firmly in league with: Men’s rights activism. The Game would be published a half-decade after Fight Club was released. Finishing touches include a Hawaiian-print shirt (Tyler Durden wears several different Hawaiian shirts so chef’s choice), a pair of dark grey work trousers, and optional prop cigarettes. Tyler Durden ( “Shaved Head”) Outfit The next essential accessory is the matching pair of red sunglasses: Brad Pitt wore a pair of Oliver Peoples 523 sunglasses. Leto plays a man so beautiful that we don’t even know his real name, only that ‘Angel Face’ is his alias. After Tyler Durden, Angel Face is typically considered the secondary antagonist of Fight Club.

Other notable Marla Singer costume accessories include a sleeveless crop tank top, ankle boots, and dark sunglasses.Finally, add a name tag with the painfully modest ‘Hello my name is Bob’: In death, we all have a name. 5. Angel Face ( Jared Leto) Costume Singer, like The Narrator, struggles with the societal norms imposed upon her by a mainstream culture she does not feel a part of. Unlike The Narrator, whose internal struggle manifests as a split personality, Marla’s struggle is embodied in her conflicted fashion choices.

An old, stained wedding dress – once someone’s pride and joy before being carelessly discarded. A pair of chunky heels that in no way match the aesthetic of her outfit. A lit cigarette in hand and a self-aware gaze. Next, Norton wears a traditional width tie. Affectionately dubbed a ‘surfboard tie’ this formalwear has rather fallen out of fashion in recent years. Anything over 3.5 inches and up to 4.5″ is considered ‘traditional’. Mostly A’s: Tyler Durden costume– You are the embodiment of anarchy chaos. The shiny trinkets of conventional life hold little value for you. Instead, you are searching for something truly meaningful in this otherwise banal life. We know we’re not supposed to talk about it but we couldn’t help ourselves: These are our favorite Fight Club costume ideas and how you can make them at home. Fight Club Costume Guides: 1. Tyler Durden ( Brad Pitt) Costume While we don’t know The Narrator’s actual name, he does go by a number of aliases. These include Cornelius, Rupert, and Travis. Add a name tag to show you are actually in costume and not just another disillusioned salesman.Once “Project Mayhem” really gets going, the boys all don matching white suits in what seems to be a parody of modern business-class culture. It’s a striking aesthetic. But there’s no question who wears it best. Robert ‘Bob’ Paulson (played by the late, great Meat Loaf) is one of the most beloved characters from Fight Club. Not sure which Fight Club outfit is the best fit for you? Take our 100% scientific personality quiz and find out: Her formal midi pencil skirt, for example, contrasts against a shaggy and disheveled faux fur overcoat.

That aforementioned The Toast article remarked: “Brad Pitt actually has a history of being the worst-dressed man in a film...In Fight Club, Tyler Durden is dressed in the most absurdly awful collection of clothes I have ever seen, and that’s saying a lot, considering I actually lived through the ’90s.”Firstly, The Narrator wears a very 90s-esque oversized shirt that looks a good two sizes too large for him. We recommend ideally opting for a big and tall dress shirt to recreate that baggy and relaxed fit. If that’s not possible, try and go for at least one size up from what you would normally wear. Danielle Jennings provided a helpful breakdown at Love to Know that not only includes a brief guide to Tyler’s basic look but also links to where interested shoppers can find or design their own Durden-esque style. Go Big or Go Home This messaging was lost on the many men who superficially saw Fight Club as an empowering call to regain the flawed and often violent “values” that permeate traditional masculinity in the hunter/gatherer sense, validating their mistaken interpretation with the film’s “purer” stance against materialism. In the end, “Tyler Durden” becomes the dehumanizing autocrat that he spent the first half of his appearance waxing poetic against. Even the film’s fashion designer didn’t think Durden looked particularly cool. Costume designer Michael Kaplan understood that Durden was not built to be a fashion icon, but rather superficially transgressive, a lame guy’s fantasy of what a cool guy would look like. Kaplan has given a number of interviews over the years, and never has he expressed admiration for Durden’s look, but rather he admires the character’s attitude.