Goodfellas

Goodfellas Costume

Channel classic 1970s mobster style with a sharp Henry Hill look.

Step into the shoes of Henry Hill with a sharp, 1970s-inspired mobster look from the classic film Goodfellas. Perfect for movie buffs, this costume relies on tailored tailoring, bold collars, and retro swagger. The ensemble features a sharp suit jacket, an open-collar pointed dress shirt, and classic gold accessories.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~20 min
Budget
$40120

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What you need for a Goodfellas costume

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  • Grey or Charcoal Suit Jacket

    A classic suit jacket with wide 1970s-style lapels.

    DIY: Use any grey or dark suit jacket you already own.

  • Pointed Collar Dress Shirt

    A dark burgundy, black, or navy blue button-down shirt with a wide, pointed collar.

    DIY: Use a standard dark dress shirt and leave the top buttons open to flare the collar out.

  • Matching Dress Pants

    Grey or charcoal trousers that match the suit jacket.

    DIY: Any dark grey or black slacks will work.

  • Gold Chain Necklace

    A thin, simple gold chain necklace to wear under the open collar.

  • Leather Dress Shoes

    Polished black or dark brown leather loafers or dress shoes.

    DIY: Use any clean, dark dress shoes you own.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the matching grey dress pants and tuck in the pointed-collar dress shirt.

  2. 2

    Leave the top two or three buttons of the shirt open to create a wide, flared collar look.

  3. 3

    Put on the thin gold chain necklace so it rests visibly on your collarbone.

  4. 4

    Slip on the wide-lapel suit jacket, keeping it unbuttoned for a relaxed, confident posture.

  5. 5

    Style your hair back using a generous amount of high-shine pomade or gel.

  6. 6

    Finish the look by putting on polished leather dress shoes or loafers.

Makeup & hair

Apply a generous amount of high-shine pomade or gel to damp hair and comb it straight back or with a slight side part for a classic 1970s slicked-back style.

Goodfellas for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair Henry Hill with Karen Hill in a glamorous 1970s fur coat, oversized sunglasses, and gold jewelry.
group
Assemble the crew with friends dressing as Jimmy Conway in a classic suit and overcoat, and Tommy DeVito with a sharp, aggressive style.
Plus size
Opt for a relaxed-fit double-breasted suit jacket to ensure comfort while maintaining a sharp silhouette.

Tips

  • Visit local thrift stores to find authentic 1970s wide-lapel suits and pointed-collar shirts on a budget.
  • Keep the suit jacket unbuttoned to capture Henry Hill's casual, confident swagger.
  • Ensure your dress shoes are highly polished to match the high-rolling mobster aesthetic.

Goodfellas costume FAQ

What kind of shirt does Henry Hill wear in Goodfellas?
He frequently wears knit polo shirts or dress shirts with exaggerated, long pointed collars left unbuttoned at the top.
How do I style my hair for a Goodfellas costume?
Use a strong-hold pomade or gel to slick your hair straight back, keeping it neat and shiny.
What accessories are essential for a Goodfellas look?
A thin gold chain necklace, a gold watch, and polished leather loafers are key to nailing the mobster aesthetic.

Did you know? Costume designer Richard Bruno custom-made many of the suits for the film, often sourcing high-end fabrics to reflect the characters' rising wealth and status.