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Circus Bambouk Loyal user Tempe, AZ 256 Posts 
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Bob Clayton Loyal user 245 Posts
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You could hide an elephant in those Oxfordbags! Quick, someone give me a plausible excuse for needing to buy a pair (one that will work on the wife).
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JackScratch Inner circle 2151 Posts
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Just not different enough for my tastes. Personally, I prefer Victorian.
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The Great Danton Elite user Westfield, North Carolina, USA 449 Posts
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JackScratch, you took the words out out of my mouth. If I could find a really nice set of Victorian evening dress, I don't think I would ever want another set of clothes.
"You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden; nor does anyone light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on the lampstand, and it gives light to all who are in the house."
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JackScratch Inner circle 2151 Posts
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Go to my URL. I'm very proud of my outfit. The various 20 century clothings have a certain style, and do look pretty cool, but when I dress up, I like to really make a striking image. 20th Century daily wear just doesn't do that, in my opinion.
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mrunge Inner circle Charleston, SC 3716 Posts
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There's some great stuff there! Just have to find the right environment for it to work. Either that, or make it part of your character.
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airship Inner circle In my day, I have driven 1594 Posts
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I like Big Daddy Cool's outfit.
'The central secret of conjuring is a manipulation of interest.' - Henry Hay
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Kris 62 New user colorado 10 Posts
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I have seen good victorian costume patterns in most pattern books at regular fabiric stores.Just look under 'Costumes'.They even have some nice patterns based on 'Phantom of the Opera'. Their Civil War costumes are very nice and are very detailed. If you are not skilled at using patterns maybe you know someone who is. that way you can pick the size and fabric you like. Just FYI
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mtpascoe Inner circle 1932 Posts
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That's pretty cool stuff. The 1920’s reminds me of golfer Bobby Jones kind of wardrobe.
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spcarlson Veteran user Minneapolis MN 369 Posts
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What a great resource, they even have art deco cigarette cases! I can imagine some great ideas for a period themed show and some super costume changes! I have a couple of magic buddies I’m going to e-mail that to.
Thanks for the link, Steven |
Orson New user Australia 12 Posts
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I always loved the zoot suit. Will it ever become fashionable again?
Benny Orson
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Big Daddy Cool Inner circle 1604 Posts
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When BDC don's a zoot there is NO other fashion!
I actually put my outfit together myself, from varius sources. The costume was designed specifically to create a specific impression in the spectator's minds. |
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Amazing Magic Co Inner circle 1715 Posts
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These folks do a great job as well: http://www.gentlemansemporium.com.
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spcarlson Veteran user Minneapolis MN 369 Posts
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Everything old is new again!
I dropped by your website BDC, great costumes! Steven |
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