American Psycho Outfits Analyzed | FILM FASHION CRITIQUE
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2021
- Today I'm reacting, critiquing, and analyzing American Psycho outfits in Episode 1 of Film Fashion Critique: I'm mainly going through the outfits of the characters in the famous business card scene from American Psycho, and we're going to see if the outfits given to them do indeed reflect the personality of the characters and as well as giving my own style advice in this film fashion analysis.
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I was disappointed you didn't analyze my transparent raincoat. Paul Allen found it breathtaking.
Let's see Paul Allen's raincoat
Damn, missed opportunity haha!
Hey Halberstram. Stop pretending to be me.
@@d34d10ck 😤
Sorry I have to return some video tapes
Great, now let's see Paul Allen's style influences
Was waiting for this comment
Can someone explain me the paul allen meme ?
@@kvazium there is a cene in the movie where they are cheking each other business cards and bateman says "let's see paul allen's card",and thats is the meme
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@@david-ed7ys thanks
@@kvazium no prob
Correction: In the movie, bateman doesn‘t actually wear a Datejust, he wore Seiko 5 because Rolex didn‘t want anything to do with the psycopath character.
Exactly
This is true. In the book though he references the Rolex DJ so if we’re analysing the character not necessarily the “scene” then it’s correct.
@@_tgreg1 according to himself Demetrios didn't read the book
This is indeed the case, however its worth saying that he canonically DOES wear Rolex in the novel
This is slander! You can see in the interrogation scene that I am wearing a Rolex Datejust! A two-tone reference 36mm Rolex Datejust 16013 with a Jubilee bracelet! For God's sake, British GQ even said "Patrick Bateman's Rolex Datejust heralded the new executive style." Do your research! You stupid bastard!
I love how Patrick calls Luis the office doofus because he actually stands out from everyone else in presentation. Not just in fashion style but even his business card is in a noticeably different font and color than everyone else's. He is an individual who would be noticed unlike Patrick who is constantly being mistaken for someone else.
Same...it's quite sad when people pull a Patrick in real life, but it's unfortunately far more common than it should be
@@DemetriosLevi i wouldve thought Patrick's whole thing was fitting in, the whole "because i want to fit in" to Evelyn
@@raine5501 It's more of a subconscious desire.
@@nnnnmhughuuhhjiijj9457 he literally says that he wants to fit in and makes fun of people who dont live a life like his own, matching the reservation and all the other stuff he does is a conscious effort to fit in and match expectations
@@raine5501 Did you not read the word, "subconscious"?
Never thought I’d see one of my favourite movies get its own fashion critique.
I hope I did it some justice, my man!
Honestly, I thought I would, I feel like the clothing is so prominent. Enjoyed this video a lot.
Don't worry man I also got Van Patten and Marcus confused. Both have square jawlines, glasses and exactly the same color hair and haircut. Also the fact that we confuse them is probably intentional to some degree
Exactly! Glad I'm not the only one who got them confused but yeah, it seems like that's kinda the point. They did a great job at that lol
Van Patten reminds me of a real cleaned up version of Weird Al
It's logical, because Halberstram also works at P&P and does the same exact thing Van Patten does. He also has a pension for Valentino's suits, and Oliver Peoples glasses. They even have the same barber, although Van Patten has a slightly better haircut.
@@GIGGTYGIGGTYGOOO Does that invalid get pension to buy suits?
Y'all are correct. In the book everyone looks practically identical and the character confuse each other all the time. It's very frequently mentioned that someone gets confused with someone else or that the characters are guessing who is standing at the bar etc. and Patrick oftentimes just goes with being mistaken for someone else.
This is a question more about the book, but there's a rumor that the outfits described in the book, if actually put together, would clash wildly or otherwise be extremely loud and that this was a private joke by the author. Would love if a fashion channel investigated this, although it'd be very hard
Bret Easton Ellis said so himself. He wanted to make them look like actual circus clowns.
I love this...maybe I'll read the book and do a video on it if you guys want it!
@@DemetriosLevi I hope you have a strong stomach. The violence in the book makes the movie look like child's play.
@@jacobberk325 for real?
@@THEADZBRADZ yep, the book is insane
I actually rewatched this film a couple times to look at the small details in their outfits, and I can confirm that Bryce and Patrick wear the same watch. I zoomed in on the scene where they were doing coke in the bathroom and saw Bryce wearing the same two-tone Rolex (or Seiko in the movie's case) Patrick was wearing with the crown on the 4 o'clock.
Wow, you got eagle eyes, my man!! Thank you for confirming this...brilliant job
its a shame you dont see suits like that anymore. made to make you look big, mean and rich and not the slim fit stuff you see everywhere
I'm a follower of the Southern Italian school of tailoring (about freedom and showing your individuality) so I'm actually am glad that's not in style anymore, personally. They didn't make people look big because we all knew they weren't underneath the clothes. It was fake big like wearing fake muscles. But that's just my personal opinion
I agree. I'm not an expert on this topic by any means but I just find older suits to be looking much better than newer ones for some reason.
@@DemetriosLeviI still prefer it to the tight slim fit look of today but neither are the most flattering
Fr, the dude in this vid can NOT be talking about fashion with wtv he was wearing💀
There definitely needs to be a breakdown of the style of Dickie Greenleaf from The Talented Mr. Ripley. Pure 50's Italian rivera joy. Definitely a film and clothing worn that you would appreciate greatly and something that you could easily adapt into your own personal wardrobe in style from the lightweight knits, the bolder stripes and other patterns as well as the overall vibe and carefree attitude of Dickie Greenleaf.
Dude, that movie has been on my list for too long now! Gonna watch it and analyze it as soon as I can!
I disagree, I don't think anyone can dress like Jude Law in that film and pull off his look. Jude at the time was bordering on angelic good looks, his physique is the perfect balance of slim yet well built with perfect posture. Most people that try to borrow queues from him in that film will just look cartoonish, he pulled it off because of just how perfect he looked and his entire attitude.
that movie made me a jude law fan
The amount of attention that Bateman pays to brands and status symbols, both in the book and in the film, to me is a perfect encapsulation of his inner psychopathy.
He isn't focusing on all this because he's passionate about style or because it brings him joy, he isn't finding a personal 'look' (he wears exactly the same sleek, expensive trash that all his equally vapid colleagues wear), or having fun with it, or experimenting: he sees it simply as a way to better disguise himself as an attractive, powerful person instead of the cruel, hateful, morally repugnant... thing, he actually is.
To him, it's merely another way to use status and aesthetics to conform to a convincing simulacra of a respectable, prestigious human being, despite the fact that, on the inside: he really is just a repellant, utterly souless, inhuman monster.
İ think thats also pretty clear in the movie too when he tells his girlfriend that he just wants to fit in. and through the narrative alone too, how everything is described through branding and detail and is in constant comparison to what he does or doesn't have (through others). also, the trait alone, people who are this obsessed with branding, solely only care for others opinions rather than their own. otherwise they wouldn't have spent so much on whatever the thing is when there's probably a just as equal, in quality, for much less; like the way a 60 dollar t shirt and a 500 dollar one has no difference in quality (just branding), but indeed there's a quality difference in a 20 dollar t shirt to a 60 one.
Yes, he wants to fit in, but you forget that for him, as a psychopath, there is a problem in filling the inner void. Psychopaths are good at mimicking others, and apparently, for Bateman, this is all a way to acquire new abilities of this mimicry and be able to understand the smallest details. What, in my opinion, concerns Bateman is the lack of inner emptiness in others and indifference to him. He does not care about the indifference of his other comrades, who are also just empty shells. The only reason he didn't kill Luis is because it's hard for a psychopath to kill those who are proof that there are people in the world who can love them.
Nice write-up, but simulacra is the plural form of ''simulacrum''. Thus, 'a simulacra' makes no sense.
man i loved this - wish you delved deeper into the look bateman had when he was in the apartment with Jean. that look is the pinnacle of style (imo)
I know! There's so much to analyze in this film I could have made this an hour long lol thank you, man!
I'm on the verge of tears by the time we arrive at K-Mart, since I'm positive we've already missed the blue light special. But we haven't, and savings wash over me in an awesome wave.
No one goes to K-Mart anymore.
Dam, I wasn't expecting this gift on this Monday morning
I owe you one after a month of nothing lol thanks bossman
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Probably one of the biggest disinformation's in horological history: Patrick Bateman (played by actor Cristian Bale) never wore a Rolex Datejust in the classic 2000 movie American Psycho, because Rolex didn’t want to be associated with an evil movie character.
The watch in the movie is a discontinued 38mm two-tone stainless steel Seiko with a fluted bezel reference SNXJ90, featuring a white colored dial with day and date display feature, on a jubilee bracelet.
Its resemblance to the Datejust is of course unquestionable, but still - it is a Seiko.
I know this, but it's *supposed* to be a Rolex hence I said Bateman is wearing it, not Christian Bale. Just as neither of them are really wearing Valentino suits. Watches are no exception but horologists never seem to understand that
For all this time I thought that it was a datejust
american seiko
@@adriennesnow7201 Underrated comment.
Its a Rolex in the book I think
A very interesting fact about outfits and brands in general in this movie is that because of financial reasons they could'nt afford to cite a LOT of brands that are in the source material (the book) in which brands that are mentionned are very thought out to fit a specific situation or the character of Bateman, and also there are a lot of them. Because the movie during production was already in a difficult situation in terms of budget (multiples obstacles during production, and also Lionsgate at the time was not that big of a production company) they could only do so much in that regard. Considering that they still did a pretty damn good job conveying narratives or character traits from outfits.
It's kind of funny you would do this because in the novel Pat Bateman goes into excruciating detail about every stitch of clothing when describing anyone he brings up. The movie couldn't possibly do it justice. It would be absurd. It is hinted at here and there, but on nowhere near the same scale. What you've done here in the video honestly comes much closer to approximating the novel.
That's a little too close for comfort hahaha!
I'll have to check out the novel then. I wonder if the author knew about tailoring and clothing before writing the novel of because of it
The funny thing about Rolexes, is that among watch nerds, Rolex is the "I have more money than sense" watch. You'd get more props for having a Citizen, or Seiko watch.
Very true! Seiko is far too important in the horological world, especially considering they started the whole quartz crisis in the 70s...Citizen is great too; one of the watches I wear most in the summer is a Citizen
But if you know, you know.
Grand Seikos are very impressive
Him originally confusing Van Patten for Marcus fits _perfectly_ with this movie's themes lol
As someone who puts emphasis on these type of things-notices them, they matter to me-i seriously appreciate this video. just subscribed!!!
Thank you so much!! I'm absolutely honored to have you aboard!
You planted the seed for Goodfellas, and it would be nice to hear your thoughts on what the possible message could be, that clothes in organized crime movies communicate, set in the context of a specific scene. Also, the movie spans multiple decades thereby providing scope for broader analysis.
Thanks for your enjoyable videos!
That'd be perfect! Goodfellas is near the top of the list. Thanks so much, my man!
@@DemetriosLevi and dont forget your fucking shine box
@@BuckingHorse-Bull "mutha fuckn mut!"
Joe Pesci’s collar on the Goodfellas poster is so sharp and pointy it almost looks like daggers. Perhaps to show how dangerous he is?
Good point!! (Pun surprisingly not intended)
Notice how Luis is the only one that is happy and appreciative of Patrick's style and not jealous and centered like the others. And he's true to himself cause he doesn't copy these VP'S he has a style of his own.
I remember being obsessed with this film and the characters, in 2018 I purchased a pair of Porsche Design by Carrera sunglasses from a man in Dallas who worked in brokerage firms in Philly/NYC from 1978-1995, his memory on the fashion in those days was different to the film, his words were 'we were mostly Texans and Idaho boys that bought whatever the clothes sales team told us but it was mostly Hugo Boss' in words of eyewear the Porsche Design by Carrera line was massive amongst them because of their gadgets
I thought it was a cool insight
No clue why I am here, but I like it.
No clue either but I'm absolutely honored to have you...welcome aboard, matey!
Would love a style analysis video on the movie Casino!
YES! Definitely gonna do that one. Great suggestion, bro!
Out of nowhere, and one of my top 5 films too, you're the man!
I'm glad you dig it, brother!
@@DemetriosLevi Ty dude, also judging by your jacket from this video, might be cool to do something on your favourite statement pieces if you haven't already
sheesh. This movie has so much symbolism that can be explained in multiperspectives way. American Psycho, again, successfully wowed me.
It really does! It never ceases to amaze me...another Film Fashion Critique on The Gentlemen is coming out next so look out for that!
@@DemetriosLevi sure thing!
I've never seen your videos before but I love the amount of detail you go through I sure have learned a lot so thank you! I've been getting into fashion more and seeing the range from both sides of the coin is always inspiring. :) Will definitely sub, your vids are straight to it and I like that.
Just found your channel, I love it, I’m a big fan of fancy suits such as the typical businessman suit or a suit that just makes you stand out with a good energy that makes you look sophisticated, classy, and ready to go
Thank you, brother! A good suit will really give you that feeling that you can take on the world...it's amazing!
Mann a channel that talks about sartorial style AND cinema its just heaven , thank you my bro and love your way of talking
I know this is about the clothes, but all the same, this scene is how I picture most high school friend groups (I was homeschooled)
Your point about the business card scene being pure anime is absolutely spot-on
Thanks brother! I'm really surprised that hasn't been a larger topic of discussion... Shows that you can make anime style live action work super well if done right
Fuck yes! Loving this style overall. Keep it going bro!
Thank you bro! Glad you dig this format...will be doing more like this!
This is a video I have long waited for ;D. "Oh my god, is that Valentino Couture?"
Let's see Paul Allen's critique
@@DemetriosLevi You've got enough newspapers to react properly?
Your compliment was sufficient Luis
What do you guys think of this type of video? Let me know if you want to see more like this! And be honest with any criticism on what could be better with this format. I want the experience to be the best for you guys
I love the concept, I'd like to see more of it !
Great concept, would love to watch more episodes from movies from different eras and clothing styles (The Truman Show could be a good starting point)
Great work !
Great concept, ever think of doing a 70s themed video? Scarface, Casino, stuff like that 👍
Like the concept. Might be worth looking over the gentleman next. Guy Richie, English classic in the making.
Fun fact! In the movie, Bateman does NOT wear a Datejust. He wears a Seiko SNXJ90. It's a Seiko 5, and the reason is because Rolex didn't want their watches associated with the villain of the movie. However in the novel, he DOES wear a Datejust 36.
Edit: You've addressed this very point lower in the comments.
i scrolled the comments to make sure someone said this! well done sir.
would love to hear a breakdown on the descriptions of everyone's clothings in the novel. They characters are supposed to think they look good but their attires are, according to Bret Easton Ellis, almost clown looking due to being mismatched.
I like that you thought about the alliteration and sibilance in "Film Fashion Critique" and "Cinema Style Critque", respectively.
In italy and I think in general couture is pretty common for men suits aswell even more in the earlier days when it was not "that" expensive
Yeah, you're absolutely right. Bottega Dalmut in Italy is described as couture. Would it be fair to say that it can be applied to ready to wear garments that are hand made using luxury materials?
Great Vid Man, keep up the dapper work!
Thank you so much, my homie!! I'm honored
Bless the algorithm, your taste seems to be closest to my own - based on the formal wear, yet flamboyant. I'll look forward to fashion advice from you!
Thank you so much, brother! I'm absolutely honored and appreciate it
I enjoyed watching this video 👏🏽 thanks for your efforts
Thank you for watching, my friend! I appreciate it
Great one! Please do a film fashion critique on Basic Instinct! A lot of power police suits, bomber jackets and nice aviators and luxurious Hermes beige palettes
Thank you so much! Great idea as well! I'll get my hands on that film asap...
Love this video! I'm 99% sure that Bryce's watch is a Seiko or Citizen. (SNXJ90 or similar model.) If you look at the date window at 3 o'clock, it's width suggests a day-date that was pretty typical of Seiko.
Finally somebody commented about this! Thank you so much my eagle eyed friend! I think your on the money with this one
I agree. It's the SNXJ90.
Tbh I took Bateman wearing the same type of suit Paul Allen wore as him trying to copy him and steal his life and influence, the same way he steals his apartment and wants the escorts to call him "Paul Allen" after he kills him
That's a great insight!
Eric Andre, nice
Finally somebody mentions him! Literally today I was thinking about how nobody has appreciated Eric
You probably get this a lot but your HAIR is *immaculate*
Yo, thank you so much!!! I'm really glad I decided to grow it out now haha!
Been waiting for this one brother
I hope it was worth it!
@@DemetriosLevi Even better than Paul Allen's card
wow! great analysis, i didn’t have notice all the significance of the clothes and color representation. I suscribe to your channel.
One of my favourite films and a great Video 👍🏽
Thank you bro!
Impressive. Very nice... Let's see Paul Allen's film fashion critique video.
I was waiting for this. Thank you, Halberstram. Nice tie
Great video. Would love to see you cover Jude Law's fits in "The talented Mr. Ripley."
Great suggestion! Gonna do that for sure!
Excellent video. You had me laughing Demetrios. I am a fan.
Thank you so much, Mario! I'm always honored !
Enjoyed this so much!
Thank you so much, brother! I seriously appreciate it...more movies to critique coming up!
The square pattern shirt, aka tablecloth shirt is the go to look for Australian Army officers when dress codes call for "smart casual".
I've paddled against the flow of that swamp many times.
While it's super interesting listening to someone well versed in a subject talk about stuff... I cannot actually imagine judging anyone by the suit they wear. It's completely alien to me.
We all analyze people, usually subconsciously, but it's unavoidable to humans, but I don't judge as to mean condemn; that's the major difference. Plus, this is purely because it's a movie and the costume design is 100% intentional, so in reality it's judging the work of the costume designer...
Great video! Love the KA side blow. :D
Thanks so much, Nik!! Always an honor !
enjoyed this one so much!
Man, your awesome. Great video!
I think that adjective belongs to you...thank you so much for the kind words, Noah!
Love your channel, now let's see Paul Allen's circumcision scar. I'm guessing it fades appropriately from the shaft to the glans in a subtle shift of fuchsia to a darker shade of coral.
I like you keep up the content I just found you and been binge watching your content
Great video! i think it would be cool if you mentioned the price of the clothing/watches as well.
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks
Thank you so much!
your suit jacket kicks ass. cheers mate.
wow this video was so informative !! liked and subscribed !
Thank you so much, my friend! I seriously appreciate it...glad to have you aboard!
I would love to hear your style breakdown for American Hustle, Great Gatsby, Knives Out...etc
excellent analysis. May I please ask, that outfit at 12:56, where is it from, a gorgeous jacket. A suggestion for a video: where and how to buy suiting (and lining and interlining) for a bespoke or MTM suit in Europe? For most people their local tailor will have a rather limited range of fabrics to choose from so we have to go online, where there's a lot to choose from and samples are available but it's kinda hard to say from a fabric how a suit will feel and drape. Differences in weight, thickness, weave etc., what manufacturers would you recommend apart from the outrageously expensive Zegna? Cupro Bemberg seems easy enough to choose but what about the horsehair, what details to pay attention to? Should undercollar be melton or melton+linen? An episode on linen would also be timely, what kind of linen to choose, what weight, too heavy and it doesn't feel right, too light and it crumples, does it have to be Irish linen, which colors (I've seen a gorgeous black linen suit on a Japanese guy, I know about black suits but it looked great on him, with black suede Chelsea boots)...
Do a rundown like this of outfits from "Only Fools and Horses". Delboy is a sharp dresser.
I'll get my hands on that bossman
The Ocean's 11 remake, along with 12 & 13. There's a LOT of interesting and varied styles in those movies. Each are perfectly tailored to their wearer.
Great video.
On the tie of Allen and Bateman, I'd say they are at least trying to make it look like your classic NY Bankers patterned tie - Hermes or Ferragamo - both known for flat colours and small repetitive patterns.
The flat grey suit colour, also known as bankers grey
Bankers grey...I never knew that's what it was called! Definitely come in handy...thanks for sharing, man!
Hey man, great content as always. Since you are looking at style and personality, what about Ocean's 11, 12, 13?
Oooh great idea! I'll start working on that...thanks so much!
Great analysis! That gray double breasted is indeed *chef's kiss*. Unrelated to the video but how do you feel about turning up jacket sleeves, provided they have surgeon cuffs? Too Miami Vice? - Han
Thank you, brother! It definitely was a work of art....
I actually roll up my sleeves all the time in the summer. It may give a Miami Vice feel, but it's practical, is a great look, and honestly I'm all for it haha!
@@DemetriosLevi Awesome, I'll be doing it more often with your seal of approval! Actually I do it with my work jacket all the time, but always felt sheepish out in the wild 🤷🏻♂️ lol.
That jacket looks fresh bro 😼
Have you considered making a video on Yukio Mishima?
Thank you, bro! Gotta love Tagliatore....never did but I'm considering it!
@@DemetriosLevi looking forward to it 😼👍🏿
I thought the intention with the clothing, cards even actions of the characters was to have little things to make you feel that there is something a little off about them.
I believe Bryce is wearing a Seiko SGF204, which was a highly popular model in the 90’s.
Thank you! Good eye, man
the way you say 'bleh' is so unique and enthusiastic
This is a genius concept
Holy fkn shiet dude. That’s one hellavu suit you’re wearing . Subbed for mogging my suits
Thank you so much my man! I appreciate it greatly
@@DemetriosLevi I have Antisocial Personality Disorder and I wonder if it affects my clothing. All I wear is dresshirts and suits. I see that it seems stereotypical for psychopaths in Hollywood movies.
It probably does to some degree. To find out why you like the things you do I found that the Socratic method works the best. Keep asking why you like something until you get the the final cause or Telos. I did a video all on it that's worth checking out!
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Bro it looks goofy don’t lie
@@neromachiavelli5670Ur not a psycho buddy, you ain’t fooling nobody
Really great analysis but I wish you analyzed his overcoat too
I know, I should have! Thank you my man!
The next character you should analyze is Hannibal Lecter from the TV show (not the movie).
Good idea, bruv!
Great video! You should do Mad Men next !
Great idea! Thank you so much!
@@DemetriosLevi Anytime!
I just watched the movie this week too!!
Edit: I love anime too!
Crazy movie! And a man of culture I see...salut!
Everything about that guys sports jacket at 12:57 is perfection.
I know right? Il Negozio makes some of the most beautiful sacapetos I've seen
It’s ugly as heck dawg💀💀
good video man!
All the business cards have the same phone number... XD
Brilliant...just brilliant...
This was great. Good stuff. Also, in my 41 years on this planet, I somehow never knew what couture meant until this video, despite seeing it used hundreds of times. Are pocket squares are just folded handkerchiefs? Anyway, gotta run. Got a res at Dorsia.
16:50 Bryce is rocking one of those old SEIKO watch
Great, now let's see Trailer Park Boys outfits analysis
I really like this style of video
I have watched this video a few times but it's the first time I am noticing the Ki**y All***n joke at the end. I almost died laughing. Shots fired 🤣
Hahaha! Hey, I really did try but I just can't 😂 I'm really honored that you watched this more than once! Thanks, Steve!
have you read the book? It's a wonderful book, you might find it really interesting since a large amount of the book is actually batemand discribing people's suits.
No comment on how they misspelled ‘Acquisitions’ on their cards?
Always struck me as a particular comment of note. Bunch of idiots so obsessed with the style and color…..they miss the details of the literal purpose of the card.
Hilarious.
That's right! I knew about it but forgot all about it for this... totally missed opportunity!
Some information I got for a job interview blue is thr colour of team work, red is the leadership colour. This was of course information published for women as the Internet is constantly publishing articles telling women how to dress. I used to have a "lucky dress" which I wore to my graduation and several interviews, it was burgundy.
The Talented Mr. Ripley next, please!
Definitely want to do that one!
@@DemetriosLevi if you're going to do that one, perhaps you could also cover some of the original one, Plein Soleil "Purple Noon" from 1960! Just a suggestion but the original one has some great style too 😁👍
What about The Wolf of Wall Street?
Ooooh, great idea!
Please do a suit/fashion review of American Hustle
You should do one about Straight Time (severely underrated movie featuring Dustin Hoffman)
Love this 👏🙌
Glad you dig it, brother!!
He's back!
It's been too long!
@@DemetriosLevi I agree!
Who?