Carbon Costume

Thomas Claffin (played by Brian Gleeson) is the head of Claffin Insurance in the Apple TV series Bad Sister.  After Grace Williams‘ husband dies, Thomas recruits his brother Matthew to help him investigate the associated life insurance claim.  His goal is to find that the Garvey sisters Eva, Ursula, Bibi, and Becka have murdered their brother-in-law so they do not have to pay the claim out and bankrupt their company while his wife is heavily pregnant.  Thomas dresses much more professionally than his brother, typically wearing plain suits and coordinated ties while investigating the sisters.

Tachihara (voiced in Japanese by Yū Hayashi and in English by both Ben Diskin [S1-3] and A.J. Beckles [S4-5]) is a major character in the latter half of the Bungo Stray Dogs anime/manga.

We see him for the majority of the series as part of the Port Mafia, but it is revealed later on to be the final member of the government’s Hunting Dogs group, though he continues acting as a double agent, as he’s grown close with the other mafia members. His ability gives him the powers to manipulate metals, regardless of the size of the object.

Tachihara has light orangey-brown eyes, and dark reddish orange hair, worn short and shaggy. While in the Port Mafia, he wears a bandage across his nose, but it’s removed when the Hunting Dogs association is revealed. He does keep his earrings throughout, however. He does wear the standard HD uniform after the reveal, which consists of a red uniform jacket with matching pants and hat, a slightly darker red cloak, black military boots, and white gloves.

Tariq is a minor recurring character in Abbott Elementary, now streaming on Hulu. Played by comedian and rapper Zack Fox, Tariq is Janine’s ex-boyfriend of ten years. He is an aspiring rapper, who gets a gig doing shows for F.A.D.E around the Philadelphia area, and later in New York to record an album. He pops back up in the series as head of the PTA (though not the usual acronym) and dating a student’s mother. This costume guide depicts his F.A.D.E performance outfit.

Artemis (voiced in Japanese by Yasuhiro Takato and in English by Ron Rubin and Johnny Yong Bosch) is one of the secondary main characters in the Sailor Moon anime/manga.

He is usually seen in his cat form, but when needed, he, as well as his partner Luna and their daughter Diana, are transformed into their human bodies. He is the advisor and guardian of Sailor Venus, and accompanies her much in the same way as Luna does for Sailor Moon.

In his human form, he has very long white hair with raised bangs, with a visible golden moon on his forehead between them. His eyes are a muted olive-ish green. The outfit for this form is entirely white, minus the gold moon necklace he wears just under his collarbones. He wears a white long sleeved shirt with decorative straps along the arms and waist, and cutouts of a moon and a circle, on his upper chest and right around his belly button, respectively. His pants are a pair of white slacks, and he wears slightly heeled white shoes.

“Lil'” Gideon Gleeful (voiced by Thurop Van Orman) is the primary protagonist of the first season of Gravity Falls.  A former child psychic, Gideon is a manipulative fraud.  Despite having a crush on Mabel Pines, Gideon constantly attempts to thwart her and her family, as he sees their busines the Mystery Shack as competition.  Gideon is a short boy with tall hair styled into a pompadour.  He wears a blu esuit, brown shoes, black dress shirt, white tie, and an American flag pin.  Use a red eyeliner pencil to add the three freckles he sports on each of his cheeks to complete your costume.

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.

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 (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.