When it comes to accessorising, he’s gone minimal with just a bold watch. He did this in burgundy, navy, and a mix-match of pastel pink too. His signature combo is tartan woolen suits over monotone polos. The protagonist Pearson has evolved from a university bag-man to a kingpin. Mickey Pearson (Mathew McConaughey): Formal and suave However, the spectrum of menswear here has been pinned and mapped, with each character having an exclusive signature style and we decoded all of them. He truly embraces the classics of menswear and all its elements. Each character creates a new blueprint for the specific style he imbibes – there’s the suave gangster, the Chinatown cliche, the athleisure lover, and that leather-clad polo-neck fan – all of them coexist beautifully in one frame without outdoing one another.Īpart from Mickey Pearson being a cannabis kingpin in England, it’s fair to say that he’s quite a discerning dresser. But Guy Ritchie takes all of that and gives it a twist like no other.
Talk about big lapels, off-beat suit colours, a host of pinstripes, and punctuated gold accessories. Gangster movies like The Godfather, Scarface or The Irishman interpreted gangster style as old-school retro with a pinch of classic silhouettes. Painting today’s signature silhouettes, this one scene shows us how stylish a gangster encounter can get, unfolding sartorial sophistication and a discerning taste in menswear. The moment he walked through the door wearing his signature burgundy suit and buttoned-up polo tee, I knew that fashion was being taken as seriously as the script. I’ve highlighted scene not for a visual directory but simply for Mickey Pearson’s appearance instead. Fading into the nervous growl of Mickey Pearson’s (Matthew McConaughey) Mercedes GLC as he takes a seat in a posh brewery, only for someone to take a take a bullet to the head 25 seconds later, ruining his perfect glass of beer with a splash of gangster blood. In the very first sequence of The Gentlemen, Guy Ritchie sets a tone of unpredictability and suave for the entire movie.
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