Mell Are there any disguises that actually work in real life?
In real life, disguises are much more difficult to pull off. Just ask any A-lister who’s tried to escape the paparazzi by donning a baseball cap and sunglasses. Not only does this rarely work — it usually results in a hideously ugly photograph on the cover of a celebrity mag.
Who are the most famous people in disguise?
Movie Stars, Presidents, Queens, Kings, and Rabbits, all within the reach of any lad or lass who can shuffle in off the street, throw down a little cash on the counter of their local costume shop, and with a gleam in their eye and confidence in their voice say, “Remake me, motherplugger!”
What should be the first part of a disguise?
Each of your disguises should have at least three parts, so make sure you have enough supplies for each of your characters to have a full costume! The first part is something that goes on your head or over your face to hide your identity–wigs, sunglasses, or fake mustaches are a great choice.
Do you have to keep your disguises in your bag?
You may need to hop into your disguise at a moment’s notice. You can’t be rummaging around in your bag or putting on the wrong disguise! Each disguise should have its own pocket in your bag. If your bag doesn’t have enough pockets, keep each disguise in its own freezer or grocery bag.
When do disguises come out in the real world?
Disguises (a.k.a. costumes, masks, and cosmetics) have a long history and a longer psychological profile. They come out when you least expect it, or they wander the streets riding on top of children when you most expect it (a.k.a. Halloween ). Disguises parade, flirt, and intoxicate themselves at carnivale, Mardi Gras, and costume parties.
Are there any creatures that use human disguises?
Demons aren’t the only ones who find human disguises useful. Angels also frequently use such disguises to deal with people directly—for good reason, as the Bible describes angels as being terrifying creatures to behold.
Are there any disguises that actually work for celebrities?
Just ask any A-lister who’s tried to escape the paparazzi by donning a baseball cap and sunglasses. Not only does this rarely work — it usually results in a hideously ugly photograph on the cover of a celebrity mag. Which is why disguises that actually conceal their owners are so impressive. Take the Boston Tea Party.
Which is the most famous disguise in history?
History is filled with similar connoisseurs of camouflage, and we have an entire list to prove it. Let’s start with the granddaddy of all disguises — the horse that concealed an army that conquered an overconfident enemy. So now we know: If a giant, wooden horse knocks at your door, probably best to pretend you aren’t home.