Costume Research- Antagonists

An antagonist can be a lot of things: a maniacal villain; a natural disaster; even a disease. In my case, the antagonists will be a secret organisation who operate from the shadows. Since my antagonists are people, not abstract concepts, they are going to need costumes.

To me, antagonists are almost always more interesting characters than protagonists. I like working out what makes them tick; why they do what they do and how they got to where they are. On top of this, they are often more creatively or uniquely designed because, as I talk about in my other costume post, they do not fall into the protagonist's problem of having to please and be relatable to the whole audience. 

I need my villains to look smart, intimidating, professional and dangerous. Looking at similar villains from other movies, the clear theme is suits. Suits fit all the criteria I am looking for for my characters.

Suits are the perfect fit for my villains, but the issue I will encounter is that it may be hard to distinguish the two characters; especially since they are identical twins. To combat this, the suits will have to be distinctly different. Grey and navy blue are the two most common suit colours other than black, which should be reserved for funerals. Another piece of costume I may want to consider depending on the weather is sunglasses, as they can add mysteriousness.