Annie Hall Costume
Master the art of effortless, menswear-inspired 1970s style with this iconic look.
Diane Keaton's character in the 1977 film Annie Hall revolutionized women's fashion with her signature androgynous wardrobe. This highly recognizable costume is a favorite for film buffs and vintage fashion lovers alike. The look consists of layered menswear separates, including wide-leg trousers, a vest, a tie, and a classic bowler hat.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Annie Hall costume
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White Button-Down Shirt
A classic, slightly oversized white long-sleeve collared dress shirt.
DIY: Borrow a men's white dress shirt from a closet.
Black Button-Up Vest
A fitted black waistcoat or suit vest with a button front.
Khaki Wide-Leg Trousers
High-waisted, pleated, baggy khaki or beige trousers.
DIY: Use any oversized tan or beige dress pants cinched with a belt.
Patterned Silk Tie
A wide, vintage-style men's necktie, preferably in a dark paisley, polka dot, or geometric print.
DIY: Use any wide dark-colored tie from a thrift store.
Black Bowler Hat
A black felt bowler or derby hat with a rounded crown.
DIY: A black fedora can work as a substitute.
Round Tortoiseshell Glasses
Clear-lens glasses with round, tortoiseshell frames.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the oversized white button-down shirt and button it up to the collar.
- 2
Tie the patterned necktie loosely around the shirt collar, leaving it slightly relaxed.
- 3
Layer the fitted black waistcoat vest over the shirt and button it up.
- 4
Tuck the shirt tails securely into the high-waisted khaki trousers.
- 5
Put on the round tortoiseshell glasses and place the black bowler hat on your head, tilted slightly back.
- 6
Complete the look with brown leather oxford shoes or loafers.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup very minimal and natural with a nude lip. Style hair in soft, slightly messy shoulder-length waves, or tuck it loosely under the bowler hat.
Annie Hall for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with Alvy Singer wearing a green army jacket, red plaid button-down shirt, khaki pants, and thick black-rimmed glasses.
- group
- Create a Diane Keaton tribute group featuring her looks from Annie Hall, First Wives Club, and her signature real-life turtleneck-and-belt ensembles.
- Plus size
- Choose wide-leg trousers with an elastic back waistband for comfort, and opt for an adjustable-back waistcoat vest.
Tips
- Thrift stores are goldmines for this costume; you can easily find authentic vintage ties, vests, and oversized trousers in the men's section.
- Keep the trousers long and slouchy, letting them pool slightly over your shoes to capture the authentic 1970s silhouette.
- Carry a vintage canvas tote bag or a tennis racket as a fun, on-theme prop.
Annie Hall costume FAQ
- What kind of hat does Annie Hall wear?
- Annie Hall famously wears a black felt bowler hat (also known as a derby hat), tilted slightly back on her head.
- Did Diane Keaton wear her own clothes in the movie?
- Yes, costume designer Ruth Morley initially resisted, but director Woody Allen insisted on letting Diane Keaton wear her own unique, menswear-inspired clothing for the role.
- How should the tie be styled?
- The tie should be a wide, vintage-style men's tie, tied in a standard knot but worn slightly loose and relaxed at the collar rather than stiffly formal.
Did you know? The 'Annie Hall style' was heavily influenced by Diane Keaton's real-life wardrobe, which she curated herself using items bought from thrift stores and menswear shops in Soho.