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[baronlaw]

Costumers all tend to have a specific era or genre that appeals to us aesthetically, which is fine, but sometimes we get too focused and fail to appreciate other eras or genres that might suit our body type,our facial features, or even just challenge us to think outside the box a little bit. So, I'm opening the floor for suggestions: Give me one

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everybody's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man

[tamago]

You should do Sir Percy Blakeney, a.k.a The Scarlet Pimpernel

http://www.pjfarmer.com/woldnewton/s_pimpernel.gif

Re: everybody's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man

[baronlaw]

2 for the Scarlet.

Re: everybody's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man

[anam_moon]

Yes! Love The Scarlet Pimpernel! He's like the forerunner for the whole Bruce Wayne/Batman alter ego thing. "Oh that silly Sir Percy, such a lazy fop, if only he was more like the Scarlet Pimpernel. Wait...he is the Scarlet Pimpernel?!"

[ren_wench]

Sherlock Holmes!

The Jeremy Brett interpretation as he's my favorite actor in the role ;)

www.hyjoo.com/sujet-17052.html
Either the first image or the third image down

Sherlock Holmes

[anam_moon]

Yay!

[baronlaw]

Alreay doing Holmes for CC26 as you well know.

[baronlaw]

Hairs too straight.

Just so we're clear on this...

[anam_moon]

Now are we talking:

Monk?

Monk

or Monk?

[anam_moon]

I know it's not really a departure from the genre of costume you do already, but I still would love to see your mad-costume-building-skills applied to constructing a Predator costume!

[baronlaw]

It is an impressive costume done right.

[fintach]

Don Quixote, I think.

[anam_moon]

I don't know, Baron is already a bit of an odd duck, do we really want him railing against windmills? ;)

[baronlaw]

I think I'll need someone dressed as a windmill to tilt at... ;)

[anam_moon]

I volunteer Dragon!