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<blockquote data-quote="jester47" data-source="post: 1738077" data-attributes="member: 2238"><p>Well, you might be able to get away with the Fett in a lot of places cause he looks cool and has the helmet covering the face, and lots of people know who it is.  If its a place you pass through, then they probably assume you are on the way to some appropriate event.  It also depends on the quality of the costume.  But a lot of people would find a Fett at the symphony disturbing.  Not because its some fan, but because it trips their warning lights in the back of thier minds.  However a star fleet uniform might slip by ok.  But but just even basicly wearing a costume around all the time, or to the high brow social functions, really does cheapen the costume experience...  Like I love wearing my italian suit.  It rocks! (I jokingly call it the assassin suit.).  Now, if I had to wear one every day... I think I might not appreciate it so much...  and there are certain places where a suit is not appropriate either.  Its all about knowing what is appropriate when.  </p><p></p><p>Aaron. </p><p></p><p>Aaron.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jester47, post: 1738077, member: 2238"] Well, you might be able to get away with the Fett in a lot of places cause he looks cool and has the helmet covering the face, and lots of people know who it is. If its a place you pass through, then they probably assume you are on the way to some appropriate event. It also depends on the quality of the costume. But a lot of people would find a Fett at the symphony disturbing. Not because its some fan, but because it trips their warning lights in the back of thier minds. However a star fleet uniform might slip by ok. But but just even basicly wearing a costume around all the time, or to the high brow social functions, really does cheapen the costume experience... Like I love wearing my italian suit. It rocks! (I jokingly call it the assassin suit.). Now, if I had to wear one every day... I think I might not appreciate it so much... and there are certain places where a suit is not appropriate either. Its all about knowing what is appropriate when. Aaron. Aaron. [/QUOTE]
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