Ok, gents. Halloween is fast approaching, and it’s time to get your costume in order. You could keep it simple, with a Jason Voorhees mask or Freddie Krueger sweater, but we think you should stay on trend and emulate the Joker.
Why? Because director Todd Phillips has just confirmed the sequel to 2019’s blockbuster will drop in 2024. Joker: Folie à Deux will see Joaquin Phoenix return as failed comedian Arthur Fleck (a. k.
a. the Joker), alongside Lady Gaga as Harley Quinn. As with the first film, the namesake antihero will be dark and complex with an aesthetic to match.
In other words, the character is perfectly suited to Halloween. The costume is equal parts eery, easy to achieve and very in vogue. Below, we’ll guide you through a step-by-step on how to become the most frightening Joker of the year.
Youtube/Warner Bros. Pictures The first thing you may notice about the new Joker is that his signature purple suit is amiss. Instead, the maniacal DC villain sports a crimson two-piece with a gold waistcoat and sea-green buttondown.
We’re not mad about it, either—there’s nothing like a bright red suit to make you stand out at a party. StudioSuits Joker Suit. StudioSuits If you want to stick as close as possible to the outfit donned by Joaquin Phoenix—which was custom made and then distressed to look lived-in— StudioSuits is offering an excellent replica that can be customized and tailored to your needs.
The suit ($305) is made from premium red tweed fabric and can be coupled with a rust linen waistcoat ($150) and a green linen shirt ($75). Ferragamo blazer, Eton shirt, Ralph Lauren waistcoat. Ferragamo/Neiman Marcus/Ralph Lauren Alternatively, for a more refined approach, treat yourself to a velvet Ferragamo blazer in pomegranate ($1,990).
Opt for a subtle green dress shirt, like this wool one by Eton ($325). Then, finish with a beige suede waistcoat by Ralph Lauren for a bit of texture ($598). Tom Ford’s Kensington Brogue Leather Derby Shoes.
Bergdorf Goodman/YouTube Shoe-wise, the 2019 Joker sports some well-worn, two-tone oxford lace-ups. We suggest investing in these Tom Ford Kensington Brogue Leather Derby Shoes ($1,090). They’re not as dramatic as the Joker’s treads, but they’ll last you a lifetime.
There are two ways to “put on a happy face”—as the Joker says. First, you can test out your DIY makeup skills and attempt the look at home. The good thing about the Joker’s disheveled clown makeup is that it’s quite forgiving.
You don’t have to make sure that you’re super neat or that you get your eyebrows exactly the same height. If it’s a little messy, roll with it. We suggest picking up this color palette from Ben Nye ($78)—it has the blue, black, white and red hues that you’ll need—and this Clown White Makeup ($6) should you need a little extra white for your base coat.
For those of you who don’t know, Ben Nye is a leader special effects makeup and comes (unofficially) Goth-certified—that ghostly white complexion will last all night, no matter how hard you dance. You’ll also need two makeup brushes, a small precision tip ($31) and large concealer brush ($39). When it’s time to start the application, you can watch this YouTube tutorial (below) or follow our written guide.
If this all sounds entirely too difficult, leave it to the professionals. Prive , for example, is an on-demand service that will do your Halloween makeup at home (prices range from $50 to $175 per hour). Of course, there are plenty of talented artists out there; do your research and best book quick.
Youtube/Warner Bros. Pictures To achieve the Joker’s broccoli mop is pretty straight forward. Grab a tub of Good Dye Young’s Poser Paste Temporary Hair Makeup ($18) in Kowabunga Green and lather generously.
Too lazy? Head to your trusty barber or salon and ask them to color your hair—temporarily, of course—green. Alternatively, you can pick up Joker wig on Amazon for around $35 a piece. Finally, if you haven’t yet seen the 2019 masterpiece, get your mannerisms on point by watching the trailer below.
Happy Halloween!.
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