Flusser designed the wardrobe for Gordon Gekko[4] (played by Michael Douglas) in Wall Street and designed clothing for the films Barbarians at the Gate, Scent of a Woman, and American Psycho (film) starring Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman.
[5] Flusser had huge influence on popular culture through movies that today have cult following, most notably Wall Street and American Psycho.
He played a major role in promotion of style inspired by 1930s, which is today accepted as a golden age of men's fashion.
In his own words: For the first time American men realized that clothing should not be worn to hide the natural lines of the body, but, rather, to conform to them, thereby enhancing the male physique.
The idea of clothing was not to set the man apart (as had been the case for centuries, when kings and noblemen dressed primarily to accomplish just that) but to allow him to be an individual among individuals….