Mini-Me Costume
Double the evil, half the size with this iconic clone look.
Mini-Me is the silent, hilarious clone of Dr. Evil from the Austin Powers film franchise. Known for his identical wardrobe and fierce loyalty, this character makes for an instantly recognizable and funny costume choice. The look consists of a signature grey Nehru-collar suit, a bald head, and his trademark pinky-to-mouth gesture.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–100
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What you need for a Mini-Me costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Mini-Me costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Grey Nehru jacket
A light grey, high-collar, button-up jacket with no lapels.
DIY: Use a regular grey suit jacket, pin the lapels flat, and button it all the way to the top.
Matching grey trousers
Straight-leg light grey suit pants that match the jacket fabric.
DIY: Any light grey dress pants or chinos will work.
Flesh-toned bald cap
A latex bald cap to cover your hair completely.
Spirit gum and remover
Cosmetic adhesive to secure the edges of the bald cap to your forehead.
Grey or black slip-on shoes
Simple, low-profile grey or black loafers or boots.
DIY: Use plain black slip-on shoes or dark sneakers.
Pinky ring
A simple gold or silver band worn on the pinky finger.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Mini-Me costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Prep your hair by slicking it down flat against your head using gel or a wig cap.
- 2
Apply the latex bald cap, stretching it over your head and securing the edges with spirit gum.
- 3
Use foundation makeup that matches your skin tone to blend the edges of the bald cap into your forehead and neck.
- 4
Put on the light grey Nehru-collar jacket and button it completely to the top.
- 5
Put on the matching light grey trousers and step into your grey or black loafers.
- 6
Slip the simple ring onto your pinky finger.
- 7
Strike the signature pose by raising your pinky finger to the corner of your mouth with a mischievous grin.
Makeup & hair
Keep your face clean-shaven. Use a bald cap to cover all hair, and apply liquid foundation and setting powder over the cap's edges to blend it seamlessly with your natural skin tone.
Mini-Me for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed in an identical, larger grey suit as Dr. Evil.
- group
- Combine with Austin Powers, Felicity Shagwell, and Foxy Cleopatra for a full movie cast group.
- kids
- An excellent choice for kids, who can wear a scaled-down grey suit to play the miniature clone alongside an adult Dr. Evil.
- Plus size
- The Nehru suit is highly structured and looks great in all sizes; choose a stretch-blend fabric for comfort.
Tips
- Take your time applying the bald cap; blending the edges with makeup is the key to making the look convincing.
- Keep your pinky finger raised in photos to immediately signal the character and avoid being mistaken for a generic villain.
- Wear lightweight layers under the polyester suit to stay comfortable and cool indoors.
Mini-Me costume FAQ
- What kind of suit does Mini-Me wear?
- Mini-Me wears a light grey Nehru-style suit, which features a high, stand-up collar with no lapels, buttoned all the way up.
- How do I make a DIY Mini-Me costume?
- You can DIY the look by finding a light grey suit at a thrift store, pinning the lapels of the jacket closed to mimic a Nehru collar, and using a latex bald cap.
- Is a bald cap necessary for this costume?
- Yes, Mini-Me's completely bald head is a defining feature of his look. If you don't want to shave your head, a latex bald cap is highly recommended.
Did you know? Mini-Me was portrayed by actor Verne Troyer, who first appeared in the role in the 1999 sequel 'Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me'.