Dr. Evil and Mini-Me Costume
Double the trouble with matching grey suits and pinky-to-mouth poses.
Dr. Evil and his clone Mini-Me from the Austin Powers franchise are one of the most recognizable comedic duos in cinema history. This costume is a massive hit for pairs of differing heights, relying on matching retro villain suits and bald heads. The look is defined by its minimalist, futuristic 1960s aesthetic and signature pinky gesture.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $50–150
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What you need for a Dr. Evil and Mini-Me costume
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Grey Nehru Suit Jacket
A light grey, high-collar, button-up Nehru-style jacket with no lapels.
DIY: Use a grey button-down shirt, button it to the top, and fold the collar inward to mimic a mandarin collar.
Matching Grey Trousers
Straight-leg light grey suit pants matching the jacket fabric.
DIY: Any light grey chinos or dress pants will work.
Bald Cap
A flesh-toned latex bald cap to cover all hair.
Spirit Gum and Makeup
Adhesive to secure the bald cap and flesh-toned liquid foundation to blend the edges.
Silver Pinky Ring
A simple, chunky silver ring worn on the pinky finger.
DIY: Wrap silver foil or metallic tape around a basic plastic ring.
Grey Chelsea Boots
Light grey or black slip-on boots to complete the retro-villain look.
DIY: Wear simple black slip-on dress shoes or loafers.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the matching grey trousers and grey Chelsea boots.
- 2
Prep your hair by slicking it down flat against your head using gel or a hairnet.
- 3
Apply the latex bald cap, securing the edges with spirit gum, and blend the edges into your skin using foundation makeup.
- 4
Put on the grey Nehru jacket and button it completely to the top collar.
- 5
Place the silver ring on your right pinky finger.
- 6
Assume the pose: raise your right pinky finger to the corner of your mouth and smirk.
Makeup & hair
Both characters are completely bald, requiring a well-blended bald cap. Keep facial makeup clean and matte, using a bit of concealer to hide any visible hair lines under the cap.
Dr. Evil and Mini-Me for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- One person dresses as Dr. Evil and the other as Austin Powers, or pair Dr. Evil with Frau Farbissina.
- group
- Add Austin Powers, Felicity Shagwell, Number Two, and Scott Evil for a full group ensemble.
- kids
- A child wears the miniature grey Nehru suit to play Mini-Me alongside an adult Dr. Evil.
- Plus size
- Nehru jackets are highly structured; look for stretch-blend fabrics or custom-tailored grey tunics for a comfortable fit.
- pet
- Dress a small dog or cat in a matching grey dog sweater to act as Mini-Me or Mr. Bigglesworth.
Tips
- Take time applying the bald cap; blending the forehead seam with makeup is key to making the look convincing.
- Practice your best 'one million dollars' laugh and keep your pinky finger ready for photos.
- If you cannot find a Nehru jacket, a grey mock-neck sweater under a grey blazer can create a similar high-collar silhouette.
Dr. Evil and Mini-Me costume FAQ
- How do I make a DIY Dr. Evil collar?
- You can take a standard grey suit jacket, fold the lapels inward, and pin or sew them flat to create a clean, collarless Nehru look.
- What ring does Dr. Evil wear?
- He wears a thick, simple silver band on his right pinky finger, which he highlights whenever he makes his signature gesture.
- Is a bald cap necessary for this costume?
- Yes, the bald head is a defining feature for both Dr. Evil and Mini-Me. If you don't want to use latex, a high-quality flesh-colored swim cap can work in a pinch.
Did you know? Mini-Me was introduced in 'Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me' as a clone who is 'one-eighth his size,' quickly becoming one of the franchise's most beloved characters.