Future Costume
Channel the Freebandz president with high-fashion streetwear and signature shades.
Dressing up as the Grammy-winning trap icon Future is all about blending high-fashion luxury with effortless streetwear. Known for his distinct vocal style and trendsetting fashion sense, his signature look relies on a few key accessories like a wide-brim fedora and designer sunglasses. This guide helps you recreate his iconic, ice-cold aesthetic with ease.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $50–150
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What you need for a Future costume
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Wide-brim fedora
A structured wool fedora in black, dark grey, or camel with a wide, flat brim.
Designer-style sunglasses
Oversized, dark shield sunglasses or round retro-style designer frames.
Long trench coat
A long, open-front duster coat or trench coat in black leather or camel wool.
DIY: Use a long open cardigan or a dark bathrobe tied loosely behind your back.
Layered silver chains
Multiple thick, shiny silver cuban link necklaces to mimic an "iced-out" look.
Distressed jeans
Slim-fit or skinny jeans in black or faded grey, featuring ripped knees.
DIY: Take an old pair of black jeans and use sandpaper and scissors to fray the knees.
Chelsea boots or high-top sneakers
Sleek black suede Chelsea boots or clean, high-end designer-style sneakers.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on a fitted black t-shirt, turtleneck, or hoodie as your base layer.
- 2
Slip on the distressed black skinny jeans and secure them with a stylish belt.
- 3
Put on the Chelsea boots or clean high-top sneakers.
- 4
Layer the long trench coat or duster over your outfit, leaving it completely open.
- 5
Drape multiple silver cuban link chains around your neck, layering them by length.
- 6
Place the wide-brim fedora on your head, tilting it slightly forward or to the side.
- 7
Put on the dark shield sunglasses to complete the signature look.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair in neat dreadlocks or twists, optionally using temporary blonde hair color spray on the tips. Keep facial hair groomed into a neat, short stubble beard.
Future for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with a partner dressed as a high-fashion model or a classic R&B diva.
- group
- Go as a collective of modern trap stars, including Drake, Young Thug, and Lil Baby.
- kids
- A mini trench coat, tiny fedora, and plastic gold chains make for a hilarious kid's version.
- Plus size
- A long, open-front duster coat provides a comfortable, flowing drape over a dark tee and dark jeans.
Tips
- The sunglasses are non-negotiable; Future is rarely seen without dark, high-end shades even indoors.
- Keep the color palette mostly monochromatic (all black or neutral earth tones) to let the silver jewelry pop.
- Carry a prop microphone or a stacked pair of white styrofoam cups to complete the studio-ready vibe.
Future costume FAQ
- What kind of hat does Future wear?
- Future is famous for wearing high-quality, wide-brim wool fedoras, often customized with a contrasting under-brim color.
- How do I get Future's hairstyle for the costume?
- Future wears his hair in long, neat dreadlocks with dyed blonde or light brown tips. You can recreate this with a dreadlock wig or temporary hair color spray.
- What are the key accessories for a Future costume?
- The absolute essentials are a wide-brim fedora, oversized dark sunglasses, and multiple layered silver cuban link chains.
Did you know? Future's love for wide-brim hats single-handedly sparked a major fashion trend in hip-hop during the mid-2010s, making the accessory a staple of modern streetwear.