Are you wearing a costume at work today? If so, what? (I'll post pictures of mine later.) What are you wearing tomorrow?
Wearing a Halloween costume to work is tricky - you want something fun and comfortable, but not too over the top. In the past I've done:
- Starfleet - very easy, just the uniform tunic with black dress pants and shoes.
- The Phantom of the Opera - I had a tux at the time, with just the half mask.
- Bob Dole - this was when he was running in 1996 and I was stuck in a right-leaning office; I wore a suit with a Dole button, clutched a pen in my right hand, and kept saying, "Bob Dole says..."
- A cat burglar - I wore black shoes, pants, long-sleeved shirt, gloves, knit hat and mask, with fake jewels spilling out of my pockets (and my cow-orkers thought I was Batman).
- A devil - again the tux, this time with a red bowtie and horns on a hairband (that tux got a lot of use).
- A surfer - my first year in San Diego, with jeans (it was chilly that day), sandals, a Hawaiian shirt and white makeup on my nose.
- My predecessor in my last job - everyone said we talked the same, worked the same and acted the same, so I just said I was him. :)
- Medieval-ish garb - it's cheating if you're in the SCA, of course, but it sure is comfy; I've worn everything from generic peasant wear, to a kilt, to a kimono.
I'm sure I'm forgetting some from years past. What are some other easy office-appropriate costumes you've thought of, seen or worn?
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"I'm a homicidal maniac. We look like everyone else."
Gods, I'm so jaded.
Of course, I spent the evening working in Public Safety dispatch, sending out ambulances for the college kids puking thier guts up at 1 am, so it's not like anyone saw me. No costume tonight, but I'll be working as event stafff--putting wristbands on the kids coming to the big party--so I'll acutally get to see thier costumes, for a change.
Caitlin