Katt Williams Costume
Bring the big energy and flashy style of the legendary comedian.
Whether you are channeling his hilarious stand-up specials or his iconic role as Money Mike in Friday After Next, a Katt Williams costume is all about flashy, high-energy style. This look features a vibrant, oversized suit, bold gold jewelry, and his signature slicked-back hair. It is a crowd-pleasing choice for comedy fans looking to make a memorable entrance.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $40–100
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What you need for a Katt Williams costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Katt Williams costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Flashy colorful suit
An oversized suit jacket and matching trousers in a bright color like emerald green, royal blue, or purple.
DIY: Find a bright, oversized blazer and matching pants at a local thrift store.
Satin button-down shirt
A black or matching colorful silk-style button-down shirt, worn partially open.
DIY: Use any shiny dress shirt and leave the top few buttons undone.
Slicked-back wig
A short black wig styled in neat finger waves or a relaxed perm look.
DIY: Style your own hair with heavy gel or pomade if it is long enough.
Gold chain necklaces
Multiple chunky, layered gold-colored chains.
DIY: Layer any gold-toned costume jewelry you have at home.
Aviator sunglasses
Gold-rimmed aviator sunglasses with dark or lightly tinted lenses.
Microphone prop
A classic silver handheld microphone.
DIY: Use a small black flashlight or roll up a piece of grey cardstock.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Katt Williams costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the satin button-down shirt, leaving the top three buttons undone to showcase your chest and jewelry.
- 2
Put on the matching colorful suit jacket and trousers, keeping the fit slightly loose for an authentic early 2000s look.
- 3
Layer the chunky gold chains around your neck and add a few gold rings to your fingers.
- 4
Secure the slicked-back black wig, ensuring it sits flat and neat on your head.
- 5
Put on the gold-rimmed aviator sunglasses.
- 6
Carry the microphone prop in one hand to complete the stand-up comedian persona.
Makeup & hair
Wear a black wig styled in slicked-back finger waves. Keep any facial hair neat, optionally adding a thin, well-groomed mustache.
Katt Williams for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as Craig or Day-Day from Friday After Next.
- group
- Create a Friday After Next group with Money Mike, Craig, Day-Day, and Pinky.
- kids
- A miniature colorful suit, tiny gold chains, and a drawn-on mustache make for a hilarious kids' version.
- Plus size
- Look for unstructured, relaxed-fit colorful suits or velour tracksuits for a comfortable, stylish fit.
Tips
- Keep your energy high and practice some of Katt's famous stand-up delivery lines and facial expressions.
- Opt for lightweight satin or polyester suits to stay cool while wearing layers indoors.
- If you cannot find a suit, a bright green or blue velour tracksuit works perfectly as an alternative stand-up look.
Katt Williams costume FAQ
- How do I get Katt Williams' signature hair?
- Use a black synthetic wig styled in finger waves or a short, slicked-back perm. Secure it with a wig cap.
- What is the best color suit to wear?
- A bright emerald green, royal blue, or deep purple suit captures his most famous stand-up and movie looks.
- Can I do a DIY version of this costume?
- Yes, you can easily source a colorful blazer and matching pants from a thrift store, then add cheap plastic gold chains.
Did you know? Katt Williams voiced the character 'A Pimp Named Slickback' in the animated series The Boondocks, a role that perfectly matched his real-life flashy comedic persona.