Every great character is a costume designer's argument about who someone is.

Steal the look.
Keep the attitude.

The wardrobes of film and TV's most unforgettable characters, taken apart piece by piece — so you can build the look yourself, from a thrift-budget version to the real thing.

The Characters

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Dress Like Icons Tony Soprano Early-2000s New Jersey Steal the look Dress Like Icons Wednesday Addams Nevermore Academy, present day Steal the look Dress Like Icons Carrie Bradshaw Late-90s/2000s Manhattan Steal the look Dress Like Icons Eleven 1980s Hawkins, Indiana Steal the look Dress Like Icons Steve Harrington 1980s Hawkins, Indiana Steal the look Dress Like Icons Kate Sharma Regency London (Bridgerton) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Daphne Bridgerton Regency London (Bridgerton) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Villanelle Present-day Europe (Killing Eve) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Barbie Barbieland (2023 film) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Ken Barbieland (2023 film) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Rue Bennett Present-day (Euphoria) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Maddy Perez Present-day (Euphoria) Steal the look Dress Like Icons Walter White Mid-2000s Albuquerque Steal the look Dress Like Icons Thomas Shelby 1920s Birmingham Steal the look Dress Like Icons Amy Dunne Present-day Missouri (Gone Girl) Steal the look

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Y2K Maximalism 3 characters Regencycore 2 characters 80s Nostalgia 2 characters Quiet Luxury 1 character Glam Maximalism 1 character Streetwear 1 character

Clothes are characterisation. The right coat tells you who a person decided to be.

We watch these people and we want a piece of how they carry themselves. So we break each wardrobe down to the exact garments — the camp shirt, the tweed three-piece, the velour tracksuit — and find the real-world versions you can buy, whether you're recreating it on a budget or doing it properly. No costumes. Just the look, decoded.