Patrick Bateman

Outer characterization

The main character of the novel excerpt “Tuesday” by Bret Easton Ellis is Patrick Bateman. 
Patrick is an upper-class man who likes to wear expensive clothes: 

I’m wearing a wing-collar jacquard waistcoat by Kilgour, French & Stanbury from Barney’s, a silk bow tie from Saks, patent-leather slip-ons by Baker-Benjes, antique diamond studs from Kentshire Galleries and a gray wool silk-lined coat with drop sleeves and a button-down collar by Luciano Soprani. An ostrich wallet from Bosca carries four hundred dollars cash in the back pocket of my black wool trousers. Instead of my Rolex I’m wearing a fourteen-karat gold watch from H. Stern.

This shows that Patrick is extremely preoccupied with materialistic goods but also with his image and how he presents himself...

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