20 Most Iconic Wrestling Costumes Of All Time
3. The Undertaker
No one on this list has undergone more reincarnations than The Undertaker, who has changed his persona many times with varying degrees of success over the years. But regardless of which look you prefer, you have to admit that each and every one of them is pretty damn memorable.
His most iconic appearance is thus a little difficult to pinpoint, so for the sake of simplicity, let's use his most enduring: that of The Deadman.
Originally debuting at SummerSlam 1994, his Deadman stage was a marked improvement over his Western Mortician gimmick, which always looked like a child's idea of the Boogeyman. His new wardrobe featured purple accents, a more form-fitting duster jacket, and perhaps most importantly, his now-iconic goatee. He kept the stetson hat but lost the mullet underneath, and also added some new tattoos.
After several more gimmick changes, 'Taker would return to a variation of this look in 2004 at WrestleMania XX, though with an all-black motif. He even held onto a few accessories from his Big Evil phase. Both versions are incredible.