
Fred Durst Costume
Bring back the late '90s nu-metal energy with this iconic look.
Fred Durst is the frontman of the multi-platinum nu-metal band Limp Bizkit, known for his high-energy performances and signature streetwear style. This costume recreates his classic late '90s and early 2000s look, which is incredibly easy to put together. The outfit consists of a backwards red baseball cap, an oversized t-shirt, baggy shorts, and athletic socks.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $25–60
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What you need for a Fred Durst costume
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Red New York Yankees baseball cap
A classic red structured snapback or fitted cap with the white NY logo, worn backwards.
Oversized black t-shirt
A plain, loose-fitting black crewneck t-shirt, preferably one or two sizes larger than your usual fit.
DIY: Use any plain black t-shirt from your closet.
Baggy denim or cargo shorts
Loose-fitting blue denim shorts or olive cargo shorts that sit below the knee.
DIY: Cut an old pair of loose-fitting jeans just below the knee.
White crew socks
Classic white athletic tube socks pulled up high to the mid-calf.
Puma or skate sneakers
Classic low-top black and white skate shoes or Puma Suede sneakers.
DIY: Any dark-colored athletic sneakers will work.
Toy microphone
A simple black plastic toy microphone to hold as a prop.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Fred Durst costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the oversized black t-shirt and baggy denim shorts.
- 2
Pull the white crew socks up so they are fully extended on your calves.
- 3
Lace up your black and white skate sneakers.
- 4
Place the red New York Yankees cap on your head backwards, ensuring it sits low on your brow.
- 5
If you don't have natural facial hair, use a brown makeup pencil to draw on a thin, neat goatee.
- 6
Grab your toy microphone and prepare to bring the '90s angst.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair hidden entirely under the backwards cap. For facial hair, style a neat, trimmed goatee; if you don't have one, lightly sketch a goatee and soul patch using a brown eyebrow pencil or face paint.
Fred Durst for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as Britney Spears or a '90s pop star for a hilarious MTV-era music clash.
- group
- Form the rest of Limp Bizkit, including Wes Borland in full creepy black-and-white body paint and a black suit.
- kids
- An adorable, easy option for kids using an oversized tee, baggy shorts, and a miniature red cap.
- Plus size
- This loose, oversized streetwear fit is naturally comfortable and highly accommodating for all body types.
- pet
- Put a tiny red backwards cap on your dog for a quick 'Limp Barkit' pun.
Tips
- Keep the clothing as baggy as possible to truly capture the late '90s silhouette.
- Wear comfortable sneakers, as this costume is perfect for walking around or jumping to nu-metal beats.
- Practice your best angsty, energetic hand gestures for photos.
Fred Durst costume FAQ
- What kind of hat does Fred Durst wear?
- He is famous for wearing a red New York Yankees New Era snapback or fitted cap, always worn backwards.
- How can I make a DIY Fred Durst costume quickly?
- All you need is a red baseball cap worn backwards, a baggy black t-shirt, long white socks, and any pair of loose shorts.
- What is Fred Durst's signature facial hair?
- He is known for a neatly trimmed, dark brown goatee and a small soul patch just below his lower lip.
Did you know? Fred Durst's signature red Yankees cap became so synonymous with his image that he reportedly owned hundreds of them to ensure he always had a clean one for performances.