Mr. Perkins carries an unmistakable presence as the head of the Bank of Evil, defined by an exaggerated executive frame packed into a sharp three-piece suit. His visual identity relies on strict corporate tailoring contrasted against animated, top-heavy proportions: a broad chest, high lapels, and a pristine color palette that sets him apart from standard business attire.
Pulling this outfit together relies on balancing crisp formalwear with distinct grooming details. Rather than custom-building garments from scratch, you can assemble the entire look using solid retail suit separates, dialed-in accessories, and a bit of practical hair styling.
The Suit and Shirt
The foundation of the costume is a royal-to-navy blue three-piece suit. Perkins wears his suit fastened and impeccably neat, so a matching waistcoat is essential to create that continuous, solid block of color across the torso. Keep the vest buttoned down to the traditional bottom button to maintain a rigid, blocky profile. Trousers should fall with a clean break over your footwear without excessive stacking or bagging at the ankles.
Under the jacket, skip the standard white office shirt in favor of a neutral grey button-down. The grey tone softens the contrast against the vivid blue suiting while giving the vibrant necktie an understated backdrop. A classic spread or semi-spread collar provides enough width to frame the tie knot cleanly inside the vest opening.
Necktie and Pocket Square
The neckwear introduces the single bold accent in the outfit. Perkins sports a bright teal necktie paired with a matching pocket square tucked into his jacket’s breast pocket. To balance his wide chest and broad lapels, tie the necktie using a Full Windsor knot. The thicker triangular knot fills the collar gap neatly and stays centered between the waistcoat lapels.
For the pocket square, fold the teal fabric into a flat presidential fold so only a straight, clean strip peeks out above the pocket line. Keeping the fold disciplined reinforces his rigid executive character without looking floppy or theatrical.
Bald Cap and Hair Fringe
Perkins has a smooth, rounded bald head bordered by an unkempt horseshoe fringe of grey hair around the back and sides. A standard latex bald cap provides the clean base needed to mimic his high hairline. Fit the cap closely over flattened hair, adhere the perimeter with spirit gum or pros-aide, and blend the edges into your skin using a flesh-toned cream makeup and setting powder.
Instead of cutting up an expensive synthetic wig, grey wool roving provides an ideal material for crafting his wispy hair. Pull apart small sections of the roving to loosen the fibers into light, slightly messy tufts, then glue them along the lower edge of the bald cap just behind the ears and around the nape. You can also glue smaller pinched wisps directly onto your brow line using skin-safe adhesive to form his thick, expressive grey eyebrows.
Footwear and Building the Silhouette
Classic black dress shoes anchor the bottom half. Simple lace-up oxfords or derbies work well, provided they carry a decent polish. The footwear stays quiet, allowing the blue suit and distinctive grooming to draw the attention.
Because animated character designs often rely on stylized body geometry, adjusting your physical silhouette can dramatically improve the final effect. If your shoulders are naturally narrow, slipping discreet tailor pads beneath the jacket shoulders or layering a snug compression undershirt under your dress shirt helps generate the broad, authoritative stance that defines the Bank of Evil’s chief executive.
