The ability to play through the entire Resident Evil 9: Requiem in third-person view isn’t just a gameplay feature—it’s also the best way to appreciate the incredibly detailed outfits of the main characters.

RE9 can already be called one of the most visually stunning games of this generation, and the character outfits play a significant role in that. Leon and Grace have an excellent selection of skins that can be changed as you play. In this guide, we’ve compiled every single available outfit for each playable character and explained how to get them.

All of Grace’s outfits in RE9 Requiem

Including her standard in-game appearance, Grace has 5 outfits. Please note that two of them are exclusive to the Deluxe Kit DLC.

Default This skin is recommended for your first playthrough. In the story, Grace loses her jacket early in the game and continues to survive without it.

With a Jacket Do you feel bad that Grace was left without outerwear? This skin lets her wear the jacket from the intro throughout the entire story. How to unlock: The outfit becomes available automatically after your first full playthrough of the game.

FBI Attire The formal FBI agent suit you may have seen in Grace’s opening cutscene. Looks great against the game’s dark settings. How to unlock: Complete the game once, then purchase this skin from the Special Content Shop for 500 CP.

Film Noir An incredibly elegant outfit in the style of film noir, which gives Grace a special, refined charm. How to unlock: Available only as part of the Deluxe Edition or when purchasing the Deluxe Kit DLC.

Dimitrescu A nod to the star of Resident Evil: Village. This outfit is inspired by Lady Dimitrescu and looks absolutely stunning in the world of RE9. How to unlock: Available only with the Deluxe Edition or by purchasing the Deluxe Kit DLC.

All of Leon’s outfits in RE9 Requiem

Leon Kennedy’s wardrobe is a bit more extensive—there are a total of 6 outfits in the game. However, three of them are locked behind the Deluxe Kit paid add-on

Standard (Default) Leon’s basic appearance, in which he wears a thick black jacket (reminiscent of a raven’s plumage). Like Grace, Leon eventually takes off the jacket during the story, leaving him in a tight-fitting T-shirt that highlights his muscular build.

With the Jacket If you like Leon’s dark style at the beginning of the game, this option will let him keep his jacket on until the very end credits. How to unlock: The outfit is awarded for free after completing the main campaign for the first time.

R.P.D. Uniform (R.P.D.) A real treat for fans! This is the very same police uniform from RE2, but now Leon looks much more muscular and seasoned in it. One of the best skins in the base version of the game. How to unlock: Complete the game once and purchase the outfit from the “Bonus Content Store” for 500 CP.

Film Noir In this sharp suit, Leon looks incredibly similar to John Wick (and we’re sure we’re not the only ones who think so). How to unlock: Available only as part of the Deluxe Edition or when purchasing the Deluxe Kit DLC.

Apocalypse Want Leon to look like a rugged, battle-hardened adventurer as he zips down through Raccoon City? Then this brutal skin is the one for you. How to unlock: Available only with the Deluxe Edition or by purchasing the Deluxe Kit DLC.

RE4 (Resident Evil 4) Costume A skin that instantly brings to mind the phrase: “1998, I’ll never forget it.“ This is an exact, meticulous recreation of Leon’s iconic look from Resident Evil 4. With this outfit, you can switch between classic looks from RE2 and RE4 right within the new game. How to unlock: Available only as part of the Deluxe Edition or when purchasing the Deluxe Kit DLC.