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* Of all the ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' heroes, [[VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow Julius Belmont]] looks the closest to an Indiana-adventurer style for the way he dresses - a brown cape and a red scarf. [[VideoGame/CastlevaniaBloodlines John Morris]] is fairly close behind him, as well as Wind from ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaPortraitOfRuin''.

* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration''. Q dresses like this in an episode when he steals Picard's adventurer archaeologist love interest.

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* In ''Film/PrehistoricWomen'', Colonel Hammond is dressed in a classic safari suit and pith helmet.

** Elsewhere in the Pessimal Discworld, [[BikerBabe the Air Witches]] tend to favour the leather-jacket-and-flying-helmet look. although being Witches, the flying helmet tends to have a very distinct and recognisable pointy bit to it. This is when some of them are ''not'' dressing as UsefulNotes/{{Cossacks}}.[[note]]Even then the ''ushanka'' fur cap has a point on its crown[[/note]]

** In ''Film/JumanjiWelcomeToTheJungle'', Bethany's character Professor Shelley Oberon wears a scholar's version of the safari outfit, including a pith helmet.

'''Archaeologist:''' Think Franchise/IndianaJones. NiceHat, typically a wide brim {{fedora| of asskicking}}, PermaStubble if male, leather jacket, long-sleeved collared shirt, plain pants and sturdy boots, pistol holster/harness, and AncientArtifact-holding satchel. If the character is a trope-for-trope {{Expy}} of Indy, they'll also have a [[WhipItGood whip.]] A vest may substitute for the jacket, and the pistol harness might become two for DualWielding.

* Red from ''VideoGame/{{Solatorobo}}'' wears a variant of the Airman outfit, with gloves, a NiceHat, [[GogglesDoNothing Goggles That Do Nothing]], and a furry shoulder-cape replacing the bomber jacket and scarf.

'''Airman:''' Start with a bomber jacket (the kind with a large wool collar and lapels), then add a ScarfOfAsskicking, leather gloves and light boots.[[note]]These double as StylishProtectionGear; aircraft cabins can get pretty cold at altitude, and the scarf also prevents neck chafing from a flyer constantly turning his head to check his environment (especially in wartime).[[/note]] Usually has goggles (which [[TheGogglesDoNothing may or may not be useful]]) or a flying helmet, or sometimes a peaked cap from whichever air force they learned to fly in. When the Airman travels InSpace they'll probably swap out for a LatexSpaceSuit. If armed, it'll be with a pistol.

* Sir Hammerlock of ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands 2}}'' wears a rather anachronistic safari outfit, though rather than a monocle he simply has one of the lenses of his glasses cracked.

* Ezreal in ''Videogame/LeagueOfLegends'' does a steampunk-esque version of the AdventureArchaeologist type -- leather jacket, [[GogglesDoNothing goggles]], TooManyBelts, and heavy boots. In one of his skins, he wears the goggles properly and adds a hard hat, a coil of rope, and a flashlight strapped to one thigh.

* A safari outfit (complete with BadassMustache) is one of Winston's skins in ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}''.

* ''Series/{{Leverage}}'': Eliot wears one of the Indiana Jones variety when leading TheMark through a jungle in "The Boiler Room Job".

** Cyril is kitted out in a Safari outfit in "El Contador," when sent on his first field mission to the jungle - as opposed to Archer and Lana's more practical black tac gear. Teddy Roosevelt jokes ensue.

* Johanna Smith-Rhodes has the safari outfit look in Creator/AAPessimal's ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' fic ''Fanfic/NatureStudies''. But then, she's from [[DarkestAfrica Howondaland]], where ''everyone'' dresses like this, as befits the Discworld expy of [[UsefulNotes/SouthAfrica South Africa]]. Scroll forward by about two decades, and she is happily married and semi-retired from active adventuring - but her oldest daughter of three chooses to dress like Mum. Some things are in the blood.

* Johanna Smith-Rhodes takes the safari outfit look UpToEleven in Creator/AAPessimal's ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' fic ''Fanfic/NatureStudies''. But then, she's from [[DarkestAfrica Howondaland]], where ''everyone'' dresses like this, as befits the Discworld expy of [[UsefulNotes/SouthAfrica South Africa]]. Scroll forward by about two decades, and she is happily married and semi-retired from active adventuring - but her oldest daughter of three chooses to dress like Mum. Some things are in the blood.

* Colonel Rimfire, * Olivia Ostrich in ''WesternAnimation/JourneyThroughTheJungleOfWords''.who chased after late sixties ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' character Cool Cat wears the classic safari outfit.

* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager''. The outfit of [[ShowWithinAShow CAPTAIN PROTON!]], which is an Airman outfit plus JetPack in the style of black-and-white sci-fi adventure serials like ''Commando Cody''. So adventurous, [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace it even works in space]].

** Likewise Colonel Rimfire, who chased after late sixties ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' character Cool Cat.

* {{Invoked|Trope}} in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'', in which they're making a movie and Christopher Robin gives Pooh an airman style scarf to show that he's TheHero.
* Adventure archaeologist and Indy expy Daring Do from the ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'' episode "Read it and Weep" sports a safari shirt and pith helmet.
* The heroes of ''WesternAnimation/FilmationsGhostbusters'' sported this look. Jake was the safariman; Eddie, the airman (with a BadassLongcoat for good measure); and Tracy, the archaeologist. Old-fashioned adventurers sometimes wore their cameras around their necks, a look which the Ghostbusters mirrored with their neck-worn CommLinks.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Archer}}'':
** Cyril is kitted out in a Safari outfit in "El Contador," when sent on his first field mission to the jungle - as opposed to Archer and Lana's more practical black tac gear. Teddy Roosevelt jokes ensue.
** In Season 3, AcePilot Rip Riley sports a more rugged version of this outfit. Archer is not impressed.
--->''"...that ridiculous image you're trying to cultivate... Sky Captain of yesteryear!"''
* WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck sometimes wears a pith helmet in the few times he goes adventuring in the jungle. In the opening of ''WesternAnimation/DonaldInMathmagicLand'' he wears the full safari outfit [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal (sans pants)]].
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Mr. Burns wears one in "The Burns and the Bees" when he shoots a basketball team mascot he thought was a real gorilla.
* Olivia Ostrich in ''WesternAnimation/JourneyThroughTheJungleOfWords''.

* The Time-Traveling parents from ''Comicbook/{{Runaways}}'' are a good generic explorer example, with all the leather and goggles and such.

* The protagonist of the graphic novel ''ComicBook/{{Heck}}'' wears a pulp-inspired outfit of leather and khaki.
* [[ComicBook/VonHerlingVampireHunter August Von Herling]] wears the Archaeologist outfit complete with wide-brimmed hat, jacket and pants with plenty of pockets and a satchel for carrying weapons against vampires.
* Cliff Secord, better known was ''ComicBook/{{The Rocketeer}}'' is another good example of the adventure outfit, albeit with more of a pilot bent. His most common outfit is a pair of classic pilot boots, khaki pants, and a stylish double-breasted jacket. Also his rocket pack, which greatly adds to his adventurous nature by virtue of being a rocket pack.
* ''ComicBook/ComicCavalcade'': The well traveled botanist Iris, who ends up captured by the Turtle in Franchise/TheFlash feature but only after shooting several of his henchmen, wears a white blouse with jodhpurs and a very visible shoulder holster.
* ''ComicBook/TheFurtherAdventuresOfIndianaJones'': Indy, of course, wears his iconic Archaeologist outfit. One his villains, the evil treasure hunter Siegfried Klexx, wears the Safari version, including pith helmet and jodphurs, combined with BaldOfEvil and a HighClassGlass to make him the perfect embodiment of the EvilColonialist.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: Bobby and Glamora give the concept a nod with the way they don a pith helmet every time they get to go on an adventure, but other than putting on boots they just wear the Holliday Girls outfits they always wear.

* Indiana Jones himself is an {{Expy}} of many adventure movie heroes from the early 20th century, though his franchise has swallowed up the genre so effectively that few remember anything about them.
* The protagonists of 1980s adventure movies ''Film/AllanQuatermain'' and ''Film/DakotaHarris'' borrow much from Indy's wardrobe.
* The titular Sky Captain in ''Film/SkyCaptainAndTheWorldOfTomorrow''.
* Dark Helmet from ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'' has a brief costume switch into a safari outfit during the part of the movie that took place on the Tattooine-spoof planet. Complete with huge pith helmet with peep-holes.
* Charles Muntz from ''WesternAnimation/{{Up}}'', aviator outfit.
* Rick O'Connell in ''Film/TheMummyTrilogy''.

* Dr Emil Holub was a Czech traveller who widely explored Africa in the 19th century. In the film ''[[Creator/JaraCimrman Jára Cimrman]], Lying, Sleeping'', he's seen sporting the safari/jungle outfit even when he's at home in Prague. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdy21vVk-Ts See this short clip (with English subtitles).]]
* ''Film/AdeleHasntHadHerDinnerYet'':
** Detective Nick Carter wears a safari/jungle outfit in a flashback scene from African swamps when he remembers his famous defeat of The Gardener.
** A man whose flying bicycle with wings and propellers happens to be a ChekhovsGun wears the pilot outfit.
* [[http://i.imgur.com/bpMoKV8.jpg (Owen Grady)]] in Film/JurassicWorld fits this trope to the T.
* ''Film/HotShots''. Admiral Benson is wearing the traditional airman's jodphurs...while commanding a unit of jet fighter pilots. He explains that it's because his tailor ran short of cloth while halfway up his pants.
* ''Film/TheABCsOfDeath'': In the "H" segment, Bertie wears the classic 'airman' version': bomber jacket, scarf, gloves, boots, flying helmet and goggles. He is also an anthropomorphic bulldog.
* In ''Film/TheSuckers'', EgomaniacHunter Steve Vandemeer dresses in a safari suit and pith helmet while HuntingTheMostDangerousGame.

* Creator/RogerMoore's Film/JamesBond notably wore safari suits in ''Film/{{Moonraker}}'' and ''Film/{{Octopussy}}''.

* Commander Bradshaw wears a safari outfit in the ''Literature/ThursdayNext'' series. His books were adventure stories that fell out of favour and went out of print after the 1920s, but he had to stay in character in the [=BookWorld=].
* The ComedicHero of ''Literature/{{Scoop}}'', the 1938 satire by Evelyn Waugh, is a country wildlife writer who's accidentally sent overseas as a war correspondent. He's sent to the requisite adventure outfitters who, realising his naivete, sell him a [[LotsOfLuggage vast mountain of clothing and equipment which he lugs to Africa with him]].
* Tails momentarily wears an airman costume in ''Literature/SonicTheHedgehogInRobotniksLaboratory'' before being told by Sonic to take it off.
* Literature/{{Biggles}} and his colleagues usually wear the Airman variant (heck, they and their contemporaries were arguably the TropeCodifier) but on occasion, they'll don Safari Outfits for hot climates.

* Music/ProfessorElemental's usual attire.

* Plenty of illustrations in ''TabletopGame/{{Space 1889}}'' feature similar outfits. Since the game is set in 1889 and wilderness treks and exploring are important themes, this is perfectly justified.

* [[GreatWhiteHunter Captain Ash]] in the ''VideoGame/TimeSplitters'' games.

* ''VideoGame/AgarestSenki'' has Noa, an elf girl who's living her life finding treasures, spots a Safari type with little pants.
* Of all the ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' heroes, [[VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow Julius Belmont]] looks the closest to an Indiana-adventurer style for the way he dresses - a brown cape and a red scarf. [[VideoGame/CastlevaniaBloodlines John Morris]] is fairly close behind him, as well as Wind from ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaPortraitOfRuin''
* Red from ''VideoGame/{{Solatorobo}}'' wears a variant of the Airman outfit, with gloves, a NiceHat, [[GogglesDoNothing Goggles That Do Nothing]], and a furry shoulder-cape replacing the bomber jacket and scarf.
* Sir Hammerlock of ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands 2}}'' wears a rather anachronistic safari outfit, though rather than a monocle he simply has one of the lenses of his glasses cracked.
* Ezreal in ''Videogame/LeagueOfLegends'' does a steampunk-esque version of the AdventureArchaeologist type -- leather jacket, [[GogglesDoNothing goggles]], TooManyBelts, and heavy boots. In one of his skins, he wears the goggles properly and adds a hard hat, a coil of rope, and a flashlight strapped to one thigh.
* An Archeologist-style outfit is one of the unlockables in ''Dig to China'. According to the description, it "[[GogglesDoNothing does nothing]], [[RuleOfCool looks slick]]".
* A safari outfit (complete with BadassMustache) is one of Winston's skins in ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}''.
** Ashe and B.O.B. would later get this treatment as well with their "Jungle" and "Safari" skins.
* In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'':
** Two of the outfits Mario can purchase are a safari based Explorer outfit and cap in the Wooded Kingdom, and an Aviator outfit and cap in the Lost Kingdom. [[spoiler:The first outfit is required to get a Power Moon.]]
** [[spoiler:Princess Peach]] wears a safari outfit in some of the kingdoms [[spoiler:she]] explores.
* AdventurerArchaeologist Edward Falcon from the ''VideoGame/PowerStone'' series doesn't wear an Archaeologist-style outfit. Unlike Indy, he actually flies his own plane, so he wears an all-red variation on the Aviator outfit.

** Baloo's regular outfit is an aviator outfit. Appropiate, considering his line of work.
* Simon Belmont in ''WesternAnimation/CaptainNTheGameMaster'' wore a pilot's outfit, with goggles and a backpack. The only problem is the Simon Belmont from the ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' franchise that this Simon is ''supposed'' to be based off is a VampireHunter and doesn't dress anything like this.
* The Ventures dress like this in the jungle episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers''

* Nigel Thornberry of ''WesternAnimation/TheWildThornberrys'' wears the safari outfit. Averted by his wife Marianne, whose outfit is the sort of thing that modern wilderness trekkers actually wear.

* America in ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' has the "airman" look with a leather bomber jacket (sporting a giant "50" on his back) and black leather boots, and occasionally goes all-out with goggles, gloves, and a [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII WWII]] Air Force hat. Of course, all done to complement his overblown LoveFreak attitude, his status as the AcePilot of the [[WeAREStrugglingTogether Allied forces]], and his self-declared role of "[[JumpedAtTheCall the hero]]".
-->'''America''': ''([[TheUnintelligible slurping a milkshake]])'' Allies... good guys... Axis... bad guys... ''(finishes milkshake)'' ...And the hero is ME!

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': Bobby and Glamora give the concept a nod with the way they don a pith helmet every time they get to go on an adventure, but other than putting on boots they just wear the Holliday Girls outfits they always wear.