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GTA 6 clothes and fashion: Lucia's wardrobe, nails at Sara's, the tiger boots, and every shop Rockstar has named

GTA 6 is the first Grand Theft Auto with a wardrobe worth planning. Here is every outfit Rockstar has shown on Lucia and Jason, the three shops it has named, what the salon actually does, and why changing your clothes now matters to the police.

By EveRSS
Lucia in a red sequin mini dress with big 1980s curls and Jason in a pastel suit outside the Ocean View Hotel, the Vintage Vice City Pack looks from an official GTA 6 screenshot
Lucia in a red sequin mini dress with big 1980s curls and Jason in a pastel suit outside the Ocean View Hotel, the Vintage Vice City Pack looks from an official GTA 6 screenshot

I will be honest about my priorities. Everyone else on this site wants to know about the wanted level and the file size. I want to know what Lucia is wearing, and Rockstar has finally given us enough to talk about: a clothing store with a name, a salon that does nails, a tattoo parlour with fifty designs, a pre-order pack built entirely around looks, and a police system that cares what you have on. This is the first GTA where your wardrobe is a plan, not a joke. Here is everything confirmed, with the pictures, and a little of what I am hoping for at the end, clearly marked.

Lucia's looks so far

Rockstar has put Lucia in more outfits across two trailers, an Extended Look and the screenshots than GTA V gave its three men in a whole game, and every one of them says something.

  • The orange jumpsuit. Where we meet her: prison-issue, handcuffs, hair scraped back. It is the before picture, and Rockstar knows it.
  • The white tank and the thigh tattoo. The car shot with Jason and the milkshake. Simple, hot, and the tattoo on her leg reads as a choice, not decoration.
  • The sparkle. The club shots and the pool party: a glittering top under the lights, leopard print by the water, hair down. This is Vice City doing what Vice City does.
  • The red sequin mini dress and the curls. The Vintage Vice City Pack look, outside the Ocean View Hotel, with Jason in a pastel suit beside her. It is pure 1986 and it is included with every pre-order. The Vintage Vice City Pack story has the rest of the pack.
  • The leopard fur and the pink. Perched on a graffiti van outside Stock 305 in a full leopard-print coat over pink, which is the most Leonida sentence I have ever written.
  • The tiger boots. Knee-high, tiger stripe, heel, with a tan suede jacket, braids and little glasses. This is from the Ultimate Edition's Vice City Style set and it is the outfit I will be wearing for the first ten hours.
Lucia in a tan suede jacket, braids and small glasses, with tiger-stripe knee-high boots up on a wall
Vice City Style, Ultimate Edition: the tiger boots. I have nothing to add. Official screenshot.

Jason, for the record, gets a chain, a leather jacket, a lot of tank tops and a very good pastel suit. He is fine. He is not the point of this article.

The three shops Rockstar has named

All three are Ultimate Edition exclusives, which is the one thing I have to say before I get excited. The Standard Edition will have clothes, hair and tattoos too; Rockstar simply has not named those shops yet. The Ultimate Edition breakdown covers the whole upgrade.

Stock 305 Clothing. Rockstar's words: Stockyard's premier destination for elevated streetwear. The screenshots show a graffiti-covered van out front, a wall of shoes inside, and Lucia in the leopard coat. Streetwear is the word to notice. This is not a mall; it is the shop you go to when you want the fit that makes the pool party turn around.

Lucia in a leopard-print fur coat over pink sits on a graffiti-covered van outside the Stock 305 clothing store while Jason sits on the roof
Stock 305: leopard over pink, on a van, in Stockyard. Official screenshot.

Sara's Unisex Salon. This is the one. Rockstar describes it as signature salon styles, including facial hair for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia. Read that again: nails. In a GTA. The screenshot shows Lucia at the manicure table in sunglasses and a printed blouse, being looked after, and Jason in the chair getting what I can only describe as a decision of a haircut. Makeup and nails being named by Rockstar means they are real systems with options, not a texture on a model.

Lucia in sunglasses and a patterned blouse sits at a manicure table at Sara's Unisex Salon having her nails done
Sara's Unisex Salon: makeup and nails for Lucia, in Rockstar's own words. Official screenshot.

Electric Fang Tattoo. Stockyard's ink bar, with a neon fang sign out front and more than fifty designs by the art collective FAILE, the New York street-art pair whose work is all pattern and pop. The screenshots show Jason's full back piece and Lucia in the chair. Both leads arrive with tattoos already; this is where you add to them.

Lucia sits in the tattoo chair at Electric Fang Tattoo while a figure wrapped in white gauze stands beside her
Electric Fang Tattoo: fifty designs by FAILE, and whatever is going on with the gauze. Official screenshot.

The pack and the capsule

Two bundles of clothes come with the editions, and they are different in spirit.

The Vintage Vice City Pack is the pre-order bonus for everyone, Standard or Ultimate: outfits and hairstyles for both leads, with the red sequin dress and the curls as the headline. It is a costume, in the best way. It is the 1980s Vice City that the original game lived in, put on a 2026 character, and it is the outfit you wear to drive the '55 Stanier that comes with it.

Goodtime Gear is the Ultimate Edition's apparel line, and it is the opposite: casual, in on the joke. The screenshot has Lucia and Jason in matching Vice City tees with a cartoon gator, hers cropped, with red sunglasses. It is tourist merch from inside the game, and I would buy the real version tomorrow.

Lucia in a cropped Vice City gator t-shirt and red sunglasses beside Jason in the matching tee, in front of a Vice City mural
Goodtime Gear: matching gator tees, hers cropped. Official screenshot.

The Ultimate Edition's Vice City Style set is the third piece: the tiger boots look above, a floral shirt for Jason, and tattoos to match, all with the same sun-faded Vice City feel.

Why your outfit matters to the police now

This is the part that turns fashion into strategy, and it is confirmed. In GTA 6 the police track four things about you: your vehicle, your clothes, your face and whether you have a partner, shown as icons beside the stars. Change out of the outfit they saw and the clothes icon goes dark. Previews of the Extended Look describe an outfit wheel, opened from the weapon wheel, for changing clothes and pulling on masks on the spot, and they say a haircut alone is not enough to clear the description; it takes a full change. The wanted level guide walks through the whole system.

What that means in practice: the leopard coat is a liability on a job. Keep a boring change of clothes in the car, do the crime in it, and put the coat back on after. Rockstar has built a game where a getaway outfit is a real thing, and I intend to take that very seriously.

What I am hoping for

None of this is confirmed; it is a wish list from someone who dressed her GTA Online character for eight years.

  • A real wardrobe. Saved outfits with names, not a scroll through everything you own. The outfit wheel suggests Rockstar has thought about this.
  • Nail colour that shows. If Sara's does nails, let me see them on the wheel of the Stanier.
  • Second-hand and designer. Stockyard has the streetwear. Vice City Beach should have the boutiques, and somewhere there should be a thrift store with the strange stuff.
  • Lucia's hair that moves. The trailers already show curls, braids and a bob. I want to pick between them at Sara's and have the wind do the rest.
  • Clothes that react to the weather. Leonida rains. A soaked outfit, a towel at the beach, a jacket you take off in the heat.

Rockstar has shown more fashion in a year of GTA 6 marketing than most games show in a lifetime, and it has told us the police are watching what we wear. I will take that deal. Pre-order the dress, meet me at Sara's.

Every shop and outfit in the Ultimate Edition

Quick answers

Can you change clothes in GTA 6?

Yes. Rockstar has named Stock 305 as a clothing store, shown Lucia and Jason in dozens of outfits, and previews of the Extended Look describe an outfit wheel for changing clothes and masks on the spot. A full change of outfit also clears the police's clothing description.

Can you do hair, makeup and nails in GTA 6?

Yes, at Sara's Unisex Salon, which Rockstar describes as offering signature salon styles including facial hair for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia. The screenshots show Lucia at the manicure table. Sara's is an Ultimate Edition exclusive.

Can you get tattoos in GTA 6?

Yes. Electric Fang Tattoo, an Ultimate Edition exclusive, offers more than fifty designs by the art collective FAILE, and both leads already wear ink in the trailers.

What outfits come with the GTA 6 pre-order?

The Vintage Vice City Pack, included with every pre-order, adds outfits and hairstyles for both leads: in the screenshots, a red sequin mini dress and big curls for Lucia, a pastel suit for Jason.

Does changing clothes help you lose the police in GTA 6?

Yes. Your clothes are one of four things the police track, and a complete change of outfit clears that lead. Previews say a new haircut alone does not.

Sources: Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto VI · SixStarsWanted: the Ultimate Edition in full · SixStarsWanted: the Vintage Vice City Pack · SixStarsWanted: the GTA 6 wanted level explained