Gamer Chic

[Argent Silvermage]

I’m thinking we are all into our own little quirks when it comes to fashion. Me… I love the renaissance look; big shirts with big sleeves, pirate shirts (Thank you International Male), and Belt pouches (I carry a lot of stuff with me and hate having to carry a bag at all times.) I’m going to post some pictures of myself tonight (I’m at work right now.} showing what I dress like.
Now this is in every day life.
What about the rest of you? Anymore people who drag their role-playing attire out in public for their normal lives?

(Please don’t let me be the only one.)

 

[Hand of Evil]

You are the only one!

Belt pouch but that is more because I am not suppose to carry a wallet in my back pocket.

Backpack, got to have my books.

I like loose shirts, nature pattern (Hawaiian) or solids. Slacks or shorts. Oh vest, love a vest just don't find them anymore.

 

[Desdichado]

Because I work in an environment where my dress is pseudo-dictated to me, I can't say that I wear anything unique most of the time.

Still, the first thing I do when I come home, even before kissing the wife or saying hi to the kids, is go straight upstairs and change.

Normally, though, I just wear shorts and a t-shirt in warmer weather, jeans and a casual sweater or sweatshirt type thing in cooler weather. I guess I have a bit of an underdeveloped sense of fashion.

Which is probably a good thing. If I had my way, I'd still dress like it's 1983 and I were a member of Duran Duran...

 

[MrFilthyIke]

Which is probably a good thing. If I had my way, I'd still dress like it's 1983 and I were a member of Duran Duran...

As long as you avoid the "Flock of Seagulls'" or MULLET look, I'd say you're OK.

 

[alsih2o]

my everyday attire is dictated by the everyday mess in making everyday art.

cheap and rugged rules the day.

 

[Bloodsparrow]

What about the rest of you? Anymore people who drag their role-playing attire out in public for their normal lives?

(Please don’t let me be the only one.)

I do sometimes wear "poofy" shirts... But I'm a girl, so 'Danes don't gennerally think twice about it. (They'd prolly be more likely to think I was into Stevie Nicks then RPGs... )

I do work at the Ren Faire... So *sometimes* I wear my garb "outside" if I don't have time to change or something.

 

[Magic Slim]

My interest in RPG's / Medieval fantasy is more reflected in the way I'll decorate my appartment that in the way I dress...

Slim

 

[MEG Hal]

My interest in RPG's / Medieval fantasy is more reflected in the way I'll decorate my appartment that in the way I dress...

Slim

ditto

 

[Desdichado]

As long as you avoid the "Flock of Seagulls'" or MULLET look, I'd say you're OK.

But the mullett would match my bondo-colored 1983 Camaro Z28 on cinder blocks in my front yard...

 

[Djeta Thernadier]

I try to. It's harder for women because, well, you can't really wear chainmail bikini's out in public...

JK.

But I do like wearing peasant shirts, long flowy skirts , etc (except in the summer when it's too hot). My hair is very long (like almost waist legnth) and I tend to wear jewelry with a fantasy them. I have a few necklaces that are supposed to be potion bottles and a poison ring that looks very D&Dish. I like boots.