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Uncle Sam from Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show
During Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show, Samuel L. Jackson made an appearance dressed up as Uncle Sam. Clad in red, white, and blue stars and stripes, he emceed the performance, mostly by complaining it was “too loud, too reckless, too ghetto”. His Uncle Sam was both a wink at the conservative-leaning audience of the NFL, and a nod to Jackson’s role as an Uncle Tom character in Django Unchained.
Kendrick Lamar from Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show
For his halftime performance at Super Bowl LIX emceed by Samuel L. Jackson, Kendrick Lamar sported an unforgettable outfit. His Martine Rose custom-designed jacket read “Gloria” across the front and pgLang, his creative agency, across the back. His black cap was adorned with a Rahaminov Diamonds Angel Wing brooch. He also wore an iced-out lowercase ‘a’ around his neck, courtesy of jeweler Eliantte, a nod to his infamous “a minor” line in Not Like Us. Most striking of all, however, was that KDot successfully brought back the flared jeans look. You’ll most likely have to substitute his $1,200 denim from French fashion house Celine for a more attainable pair to replicate his look.
Goro Akechi’s Third Semester Outfits from Persona 5 Royal
Goro Akechi (voiced in Japanese by Sōichirō Hoshi, and in English by Robbie Daymond) is a major character in the Persona 5 game franchise. If you would like to see how to put together his regular outfit, please check out this article here.
He is one of the main antagonists, though in Royal he ends up forming an unwilling sort of truce with Akira. These are the two outfits that he wears for the third semester, specifically in Royal, after the main story of base game P5 comes to a close.
One small detail about third sem is that his hair seems a bit longer and a bit messier, though still the same shaggy brown, and his brown eyes seem much more dull. For the first outfit, he wears a midtoned brown winter coat, over top of a white button down shirt and a black and green plaid vest. The look is finished off with a pair of dark jeans, black loafers, and black gloves. His second outfit is a little harder to see, as he only has the coat visible, but it’s a tan colored double breasted peacoat, worn over a pair of black slacks, and he’s wearing the same black shoes and gloves. Similar to Akira, he is also wearing a scarf, but his is more of a designer style, in reds, greys, and greens, with gold accenting.
Heart Eyes Killer from Heart Eyes
In the 2025 slasher Heart Eyes, the Heart Eyes Killer is a serial killer who targets romantic couples around every Valentine’s Day. This horror movie from the producers of Scream uses the same blend of horror and comedy, and slots in nicely with other holiday-themed horror movies like Christmas’s Krampus and Thanksgiving’s John Carver. The Heart Eyes Killer’s look is standard slasher fare (dark work jacket, work boots, leather gloves), but with the added twist of a stitched tan leather mask with light-up heart-shaped eyes. To go the extra mile with your own costume, install some red LED lights behind the glasses.
Henry from A Minecraft Movie (2024)
Akira Kurusu/Ren Amamiya’s Third Semester Outfits from Persona 5 Royal
Akira/Ren (voiced in Japanese by Jun Fukuyama and in English by Xander Mobus) is the main protagonist is the Persona 5 video game franchise.
During the events of Persona 5 Royal, the end of the game takes place around and after Christmas, so the outfits he wears both outside of school and as part of his uniform are a lot more bundled up.
His hair remains the same fluffy black it always is, and his eyes are still grey, with false glasses worn over top. For his uniform, it’s still the same base Shujin outfit, with the same white shirt, black blazer with red detailings and white crest, plaid slacks, and black dress shoes. The new changes are a long black thick winter coat in the same color scheme as his school blazer, and a vibrant blue scarf. His casual wear is comprised of a black turtleneck sweater, jeans, brown loafers, and a long grey collared winter coat, much in the same style as his school one.
Rick Flag Sr. from Creature Commandos
Rick Flag Sr. (voiced by Frank Grillo) is the former leader of the titular Creature Commandos in the animated series of the same name. Rick is an Army General and a competent and charismatic leader. He is also vain, and still mourns the loss of his son, Rick Flag, Jr., at the hands of Peacemaker. Rick has short cropped grey hair and a well groomed beard. He wears a yellow quarter zip shirt, black pants, boots, fingerless glovess, and a black belt with a silver buckle.
Professor Utonium from The Powerpuff Girls
Professor Utonium is the scientist who accidentally created The Powerpuff Girls. He remains very protective of the girls. He’s a professor of quantum physics and micro-nuclear fusion, and despite his brilliance, often lacks common sense. In his off time, he enjoys golf.
Graves Serling from Hustle Cat
Graves is one of the romance routes in the dating sim game Hustle Cat, by Date Nighto, and is the last one you are able to unlock, after you complete all the other character’s routes.
He is the owner of the cat cafe that Avery and the rest of the main cast work at, and has a much larger involvement in the curse affecting all of them than originally thought. He lives on the third floor of the cafe, with his pet cat, Dracula.
Graves has short black hair, with the beginnings of greying streaks running through it, and one eye that’s gold, one eye that’s blue. He wears a white button-down shirt with two bird skull claps attached to the collar, with a chain running between them, and a heather grey sweater with brown elbow patches and matching patches at the tops of his shoulders. The rest of his outfit consists of black slacks, black loafers, and an assortment of silver rings.
Mr. Johnson from Abbott Elementary
Mr. Johnson is a character in Abbott Elementary, now streaming on Hulu. Played by William Stanford Davis, he’s the janitor and occasional substitute teacher at Abbott Elementary. His first name is unknown, apparently written in the stars. Prior to his janitor role, he has had a variety of careers, including a private investigator, pipe fitter, RV salesman, rodeo employee, a tastefully nude model, and a minor league bunting coach. On career day, he reveals he’s been involved with state government and the mafia. Yet the role of janitor seems to suit him best, as he makes his own system for most things in the school. The students love Mr. Johnson – one student even dressed up as him for Halloween.