The Wolf of Wall Street Costume
Channel 1990s Wall Street excess with a sharp pinstripe power suit.
Dressing up as Jordan Belfort from The Wolf of Wall Street is a popular choice for those looking for a sharp, recognizable, and high-energy costume. Based on Leonardo DiCaprio's portrayal of the infamous stockbroker, the look captures the peak of 1990s financial excess. The outfit consists of a classic navy pinstripe power suit, a bold silk tie, and a handful of prop cash.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $40–150
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What you need for a The Wolf of Wall Street costume
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Navy pinstripe suit jacket
A double-breasted or single-breasted navy blue suit jacket with white pinstripes and padded shoulders.
DIY: Use a plain navy suit jacket and draw thin vertical lines with a silver fabric marker or chalk.
Matching pinstripe trousers
Loose-fitting, pleated navy pinstripe trousers to match the 1990s silhouette.
DIY: Wear solid navy dress pants if pinstripes are unavailable.
White dress shirt
A crisp, long-sleeved white button-down dress shirt with a stiff collar.
Bold silk tie
A wide, colorful silk tie featuring geometric 90s patterns or bold red and gold colors.
DIY: Borrow a vintage wide tie from a thrift store.
Prop money stack
A thick stack of prop hundred-dollar bills secured with a rubber band.
DIY: Print out play money or wrap a real dollar bill around a stack of cut green paper.
Gold watch and ring
A chunky gold-tone analog watch and a matching gold band ring.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white dress shirt and button it completely to the collar.
- 2
Tie the wide silk tie using a classic Windsor knot for a thick, powerful look.
- 3
Put on the navy pinstripe trousers and secure them with a black leather belt.
- 4
Put on the matching navy pinstripe suit jacket, leaving it unbuttoned or fastening the top button.
- 5
Slip on the gold watch and ring, and style your hair with high-shine gel.
- 6
Carry the stack of prop money in your hand or tuck it visibly into your breast pocket.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair in a classic 1990s Wall Street slicked-back look using a generous amount of high-shine pomade or hair gel. Keep the face clean-shaven and fresh.
The Wolf of Wall Street for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair Jordan Belfort with Naomi Lapaglia wearing her iconic pink bodycon dress and high heels.
- group
- Add Donnie Azoff in a pastel polo shirt, pleated khakis, and thick clear-rimmed glasses.
- Plus size
- A double-breasted suit jacket provides a classic, flattering 90s drape for all body types.
Tips
- Keep a few loose prop bills in your pocket to throw in the air for photos.
- Thrift stores are excellent places to find authentic, wide-cut 1990s suits and vintage silk ties.
- Wear comfortable black leather dress shoes, as you will likely be standing or mingling at parties.
The Wolf of Wall Street costume FAQ
- What kind of suit does Jordan Belfort wear?
- He primarily wears a navy blue pinstripe suit with a wide-lapel jacket, a white dress shirt, and a bold, wide vintage tie.
- How do I style my hair for a Wolf of Wall Street costume?
- Apply a strong-hold gel or pomade to damp hair and comb it straight back to achieve the slicked-back 90s broker look.
- What props should I bring?
- A stack of prop hundred-dollar bills wrapped in a rubber band is the best and most recognizable prop for this costume.
Did you know? The costume design for the film was heavily inspired by the actual power suits of the late 80s and early 90s, emphasizing wide shoulders and loose cuts to project wealth and dominance.