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The American magazine Fortune had fun observing the clothes of the heroes of "Wall Street 2: the money never sleeps".Result: a real fashion show that a number of leaders could be inspired ...

So, when Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) comes out of prison, he has the same garment that he was eight years ago, namely a pretty, but dark and outdated costume.This was specially drawn by Ellen Mirojnick, a costume designer renowned in Hollywood.

His outfits evolve throughout the film as the character's personality is proving to be more and more.At the beginning, he passed for a hero of finance, with his bestseller and his growing notoriety for predicting the financial crisis triggered by the subprimes.The designer was then inspired by actor Cary Grant, "with his seducer side and self-made man"."A whole challenge.How do you transform a repentant hero? ”Said Ms. Mirojnick in Fortune.So she made him wear sporting outfits, signed Canali.

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Then the crook is gradually reborn from its ashes.It is the tailor LeonardLogsdail who personally took care of the transformation, gradually widening the shoulders of his jackets and afnants his silhouette.He wears jackets with a single button and pointed reverse, thick wool."The idea was to sculpt the body to give it the illusion of greater strength, to make people believe in ferocity ready to explode anytime, like a shark," said M.Logsdail.

The other important character in the film is Jacob Moore (Shia Labeouf), Gekko's future son -in -law.Young ambitious broker, he wears light outfits as close as possible from the body."A technique learned by cutting clothes for ladies," says Mr..Logsdail.He thus wears Gucci, with an IWC watch and Hermès ties.

Jacob Moore's fiancée, Winnie (Carey Mulligan), is "a kid", according to Mirojnick.As a result, it has a different urban style from that of Wall Street.She is dies, Alaia, Prada and Lanvin, as well as the BCBG, Jcrew and Club Monaco.

Finally, another remarkable character is that of the Bretton James billionaire (Josh Brolin).Logsdail a conçu pour lui cinq costumes différents dignes de Savile Row. Ses chaussures sont Crockett & Jones, et sa montre Constantin Vacheron.