A good mafia costume is mostly tailoring and attitude, which is why it's one of the easiest grown-up Halloween looks to pull off well. Below you'll find pinstripe suits, mob-wife glamour, quick DIY builds and modern boss outfits, and nearly all of them start from closet basics or thrift-shop finds. A fedora, a faux-fur coat, heavy jewellery or a vintage-style briefcase does the rest. Hair and makeup carry more of the character than people expect: polished waves, a slick ponytail, a smoky eye or a red lip. I've written each look out from shoes to props so nothing gets forgotten the night of the party.
Making a Thrifted Men's Suit Fit a Woman's Frame
Many of these costumes start with a men's suit from a charity shop, because that's where the pinstripes and three-pieces are. The catch is that men's tailoring is cut for wider shoulders, a straighter waist and narrower hips. A few checks in the shop save you from a costume that looks borrowed in the wrong way.
- Fit the shoulders first. The shoulder seam should sit at or just past your own shoulder point. Shoulders are the one thing that's hard to alter, so walk away if they're far too wide.
- Ignore the waist in the shop. A belt or a couple of darts sewn into the back of the jacket pulls in a boxy men's cut quickly.
- Check the hips on the trousers. If they're tight across the hip, no amount of hemming will help; go a size up and take in the waist.
- Turn the sleeves up inside and stitch them by hand rather than cutting. You can let them down again later.
If you don't sew, safety pins and hemming tape will hold for one night. I'd still steam the suit well before wearing it. Charity-shop suits come off the rail creased, and creased pinstripes look cheap even when the cut is good.
1. Classic Pinstripe Mafia Boss Costume
The black pinstripe pantsuit is the one people name first, and it's comfortable enough to wear all night. Go for a fitted blazer and straight-leg trousers over a crisp white button-down, then add a narrow black tie, braces and polished oxfords or low block heels. The black fedora is the period signal. Put your hair in a smooth low bun or tucked waves so the hat sits level. Defined brows, neutral shadow and a deep red lip keep the face sharp. When I style this one, I check the trouser length first: pinstripes show every wrinkle where a hem pools on the shoe, so a clean break just touching the shoe matters. A briefcase of play money or blank "business" papers, a pocket watch and a signet-style ring finish it.
2. Glam Mob Wife Mafia Costume
The glam mob wife is louder: a fitted black midi dress under an oversized faux-fur coat, with leopard heels or pointed black pumps. Pile on chunky gold-tone earrings, stacked bracelets, big sunglasses and a structured handbag. Hair wants volume, either big curls or a high polished blow-dry. A smoky eye, sculpted cheeks and glossy red lips finish the face. For props, a faux chequebook, a compact mirror or a roll of play money all suit her. This is the look I suggest to anyone who'd rather shop their own wardrobe than buy a costume, since the dress, coat and jewellery are all things you'll wear again. If the coat is long, try sitting in it before the party; some faux furs bunch up badly at the back.
3. White Suit Mafia Queen Costume
A head-to-toe white suit flips the usual black and makes a real impression at a dark party. Wear a fitted white blazer and high-waisted trousers with a silky black camisole or shirt, then black loafers, ankle boots or pointed pumps. A white fedora with a black band, leather-look gloves and a slim black tie sharpen it. A low ponytail or a short sleek bob wig suits the clean lines, with neat liner, defined brows and dark berry lips. Carry a white briefcase, an old-style ledger or a rolled paper "contract". White suiting is usually thin, so I check it in daylight for see-through trousers and wear nude underwear underneath. Keep jewellery minimal and let the contrast do the work.
4. Red Dress Mafia Mistress Costume
A red midi dress is the simplest way to play the mistress, and the colour does the storytelling. A wrap, sheath or long-sleeved style that feels secure is best, with a black faux-fur stole over the shoulders, sheer black tights and pointed ankle boots. Gold-tone earrings, a vintage brooch and a small black handbag add polish. Glossy side-parted waves or a shoulder-length curled wig suit it, along with winged liner, warm neutral shadow and a red lip matched to the dress. Hold the lipstick against the fabric in daylight before you commit; a red with the wrong undertone fights the dress. A faux invitation, a key ring or a little notebook labelled as a private guest list makes an easy prop.
5. Vest And Suspenders Mafia Costume
Vest and braces is the practical choice for a party with lots of walking. Wear a charcoal waistcoat over a white collared shirt, with tailored black trousers, adjustable braces and a slim striped tie. Black brogues, loafers or comfortable lace-ups are kind to your feet. A grey fedora and a pocket watch clipped to the waistcoat give it the period feel. Tuck your hair into a low bun or set neat finger waves. Matte foundation, shaped brows, soft smoky shadow and brick-red lipstick keep the face slightly dramatic. A small ledger, fountain-style pen or rolled newspaper is enough to carry. Roll the shirt sleeves once or twice. I'd clip the braces to buttons sewn inside the waistband, not to the edge, because clip-on braces pop off when you sit down.
6. Black Trench Coat Mafia Costume
On a cold night, a long black trench coat is your costume and your coat at once. Wear a fitted turtleneck and straight-leg trousers underneath so the look still holds when the coat's open. Black Chelsea boots or low-heeled ankle boots keep it sleek. A fedora, leather-look gloves, dark sunglasses and a structured satchel give her that mysterious boss air. A tight low ponytail, tucked bun or smooth shoulder-length style works under the hat. Sharp liner, cool-toned shadow and muted burgundy lips suit it. I'd carry a confidential-looking folder or a small combination-style case; it says boss without any aggressive prop. Nearly all of it is everyday clothing you already own.
7. Leopard Print Mob Wife Costume
Leopard print gives the mob wife her personality straight away. Start with a leopard midi dress, or a leopard blouse with a fitted black pencil skirt, then add a black faux-fur coat, opaque tights and knee-high boots or block-heel pumps. Big gold-tone hoops, layered chains, dark sunglasses and a structured top-handle bag fill in the glamour. Give your hair plenty of volume with brushed-out curls or a ponytail extension. Bronzed cheeks, smoky brown shadow, black liner and glossy nude or red lips suit the print. A faux appointment book and an oversized key ring are fun props. My rule with leopard is one piece only, with everything else in black and gold; two animal prints at once start to look like a costume shop.
8. Vintage Skirt Suit Mafia Costume
A vintage skirt suit plays a powerful office type. Choose a fitted blazer and knee-length pencil skirt in black, charcoal or a fine pinstripe, over a cream blouse with a narrow tie or neck scarf. Sheer tights and Mary Jane pumps give a period finish. A small brimmed hat, leather-look gloves, pearl-style studs and a boxy handbag complete the era. Set your hair in soft rolls or side-parted curls, with a matte red lip, thin liner and lightly defined brows. Carry a clipboard, a typed memo or a small accounting ledger. It's my pick for a work party or anywhere you want something modest. Pencil skirts restrict your stride, so look for a back vent or kick pleat before you buy.
9. Modern Mafia Boss Costume
The modern boss swaps vintage pieces for current tailoring. Wear an oversized black blazer over a fitted bodysuit with wide-leg tailored trousers, a slim belt and pointed ankle boots. Angular sunglasses, layered gold-tone chains, a statement watch and a compact briefcase finish the outfit. A slick high ponytail or a smooth centre-parted bun keeps the face clean, with contour, bold brows, winged liner and a matte brown-red lip. A phone case with a made-up company name or a folder of blank contracts makes a modern prop. A bodysuit is what keeps this one sharp, because it won't untuck when you dance; check it has a snap closure you can manage in a party loo.
10. Burgundy Velvet Mafia Costume
Burgundy velvet looks expensive with almost no accessories. Wear a burgundy velvet blazer with black tailored trousers and a black satin shirt, plus loafers, heeled boots or plain pumps. A black fedora, a gold-tone brooch and a slim watch chain give it a vintage touch. Soft waves or a low chignon suit the jacket. Champagne shadow, defined lashes and dark berry lips pick up the colour. A black document wallet or an old-style notebook is enough to carry. Velvet crushes where you sit and lean, so I hang the blazer in a steamy bathroom before the party rather than ironing it. Keep the rest simple; the jacket is the outfit.
11. All Black Mafia Queen Costume
An all-black mafia queen comes straight out of most wardrobes. Pair a fitted black blazer with a mock-neck top and high-waisted trousers, then polished ankle boots, a wide-brim fedora and leather-look gloves for one long line. Black sunglasses and a structured bag with gold-tone hardware add the money. A slick bun or neat black bob wig suits it, with grey smoky eyes, defined brows and plum lips. Carry a black ledger or slim briefcase labelled with a made-up family business. The thing I always do with all-black is mix textures: matte, satin and faux leather together. One flat black fabric head to toe reads as a uniform in photos, not a costume.
12. Gray Three Piece Mafia Costume
A grey three-piece suit is the most tailored version here. Combine a grey waistcoat and blazer with matching trousers, a white shirt and a burgundy tie. Brown or black oxfords look good, especially with patterned socks peeking out. A matching fedora, pocket square, watch chain and vintage-style briefcase finish the period feel. Keep your hair tucked under the hat in a low bun, braid or waves, with neutral makeup, softly smoked eyes and a muted red lip. Blank business cards for a fictional firm or a small ledger make a clever prop. Matching three-piece suits are hard to find second-hand; I'd happily mix pieces in close greys, then tie them together with the same tie, hat band and pocket square colour.
13. Sequin Mafia Party Costume
Sequins turn the theme into a party outfit. Wear a black or silver sequin jumpsuit under a tailored black blazer: the jumpsuit gives sparkle and the jacket keeps it mafia. Block-heel ankle boots or metallic pumps and a small box bag finish the outfit, along with a black fedora, an oversized ring and layered gold-tone necklaces. Glamorous waves with one side tucked behind the ear show off the earrings. A soft smoky eye and a classic red lip balance the shine. Carry a faux VIP list or a small money pouch. It moves more freely than a fitted dress or pencil skirt. Sequins scratch the inside of your arms, so pick a jumpsuit that's lined or keep the blazer on.
14. Plus Size Pinstripe Mafia Costume
For a plus size pinstripe look, a longline blazer and wide-leg trousers give you clean lines and plenty of comfort. Wear the blazer open over a smooth black camisole or shirt, or belt it at the waist for shape. Supportive block heels, loafers or cushioned ankle boots carry you through the night. A black fedora, statement watch, bold earrings and structured tote complete it. A high ponytail, smooth bun or big curls all work, with defined liner and berry lips. Carry a vintage ledger or faux business folder. Stretch suiting and an adjustable waistband are what I look for first, because the fit has to hold up while you sit, walk and pose. Vertical pinstripes on a longline cut look long and sharp on every body.
15. Black Jumpsuit Mafia Costume
A black jumpsuit is a one-piece shortcut to the modern version. Choose one with sleeves, a defined waist and straight or wide legs, and layer a pinstripe vest over it. Pointed boots or chunky loafers suit it. A fedora, gold-tone chain, watch and leather-look gloves supply the character details. A sleek ponytail or low twisted bun fits under the hat. Sharp liner, light contour and a bold red lip finish the face. Carry a small hard case or a rolled set of made-up building plans. If the neckline is plain, a detachable white collar and narrow tie fake a shirt underneath; I tack the collar to the jumpsuit at the back so it can't creep up.
16. Satin Blouse Mafia Boss Costume
A satin blouse softens a structured boss outfit. Pick black, ivory or deep emerald and tuck it into high-waisted pinstripe trousers, then layer a fitted vest or blazer and finish with heeled loafers or pointed ankle boots. A matching fedora, gold-tone watch, small hoops and a slim belt add polish. Side-swept waves or a smooth low ponytail suit it, with soft smoky shadow, crisp liner and wine lips. Carry a document envelope sealed with a made-up emblem or a mini briefcase. The contrast between fluid satin and stiff suiting gives the look depth without anything revealing. Satin shows sweat marks, so I'd choose a darker shade if the party will be crowded and warm.
17. Faux Fur Coat Mafia Queen Costume
Here the long faux-fur coat is the whole show. Underneath, wear a black turtleneck dress or a matching top and trousers so you still look finished when the coat comes off indoors. Knee-high boots with steady heels, opaque tights if needed and oversized sunglasses go with it. Bold gold-tone earrings, stacked rings and a structured bag add the money. Big brushed curls or a voluminous updo, smoky eyes, defined cheekbones and glossy burgundy lips finish her. A key ring, a compact or a faux reservation book is light to carry. Faux fur comes in black, brown, cream or leopard; whichever you choose, keep the rest plain. I brush faux fur with a wide-tooth comb before wearing, which lifts flattened patches.
18. Newsboy Cap Mafia Costume
The newsboy cap gives a casual, street-level take, and it's easy to thrift. Wear a white button-down with a tweed vest, cropped trousers and braces, plus lace-up brogues or sturdy ankle boots with patterned socks showing. Pick a charcoal or brown cap that matches the vest, and add a pocket watch and a plain messenger bag. A low braid or short finger waves suit the cap. Natural foundation, defined brows, brown liner and brick lips keep it understated. Carry a rolled newspaper with a made-up headline or a small delivery ledger. Since it's comfortable and has no fur or heels, it's the one I'd choose for a daytime party, a school event or anything outdoors.
19. Red Pinstripe Mafia Costume
A red pinstripe suit keeps the mafia silhouette but turns the volume up. Pair a fitted red-and-black striped blazer with matching trousers and a simple black shirt. Black block heels, loafers or ankle boots, a black fedora and gloves go with it, plus gold-tone earrings, a watch chain and a pocket square. A smooth bun or glossy shoulder-length curls work, with black winged liner, neutral cheeks and deep red lips. Carry a black briefcase or faux account book. The suit already has colour and pattern, so I keep every accessory plain black. Add a second print and the stripes start fighting for attention; one pattern reads cleanly across a room and in photos.
20. White Shirt And Tie Mafia Costume
This is the last-minute one. Start with an oversized white shirt, a slim black tie and fitted black trousers, then add braces to make the theme obvious and roll the sleeves neatly. Polished loafers or lace-up ankle boots and a black fedora finish it, with a dark vest as an extra layer if you'll be outside. Wear your hair in a low ponytail or tuck loose waves behind your ears. Smoky liner, strong brows and red or berry lips are enough. Carry a clipboard, a faux contract or an envelope of play money. Every piece goes back into your wardrobe afterward. If you only have a fitted white shirt, borrow a larger one; the slightly oversized fit is what makes it look borrowed from the boss.
21. Pencil Skirt Mafia Boss Costume
A fitted pencil skirt and structured blazer make a sharp boss with a vintage office feel. Choose black or charcoal and wear them with a white collared blouse and a narrow tie. Sheer tights and pointed pumps give the silhouette, though low loafers make the night easier. A small fedora, leather-look gloves and a boxy handbag finish it. A rolled updo or side-parted waves, matte foundation, precise liner and dark cherry lips suit the era. Carry a folder of made-up records or a datebook full of coded-looking notes. Keep the skirt around knee length and look for stretch in the fabric. I always sit down in a pencil skirt in the fitting room; if it rides up past the knee, it'll do the same at the party.
22. Green Velvet Mafia Costume
An emerald velvet blazer makes a richer take on the usual suit. Pair it with black high-waisted trousers, a silky black shirt and polished ankle boots. A black fedora with a green ribbon, gold-tone earrings, a vintage-style watch and a small structured bag fill in the details. Smooth vintage curls or a twisted bun, softly smoked eyes, warm blush and a deep berry lip suit the jewel tone. A faux membership ledger or decorative key suggests she runs an exclusive private club. Green velvet can look grey or black under some lights, so I'd check it under the kind of lamps you'll be under. Keep everything else simple and plain.
23. Mafia Accountant Costume
The accountant is the clever character, and the props tell the joke. Start with a charcoal cardigan or fitted blazer, a white blouse and pinstripe trousers, with sensible loafers, a narrow tie and round clear-lens glasses. Wear or carry a small fedora depending on the room. A precise low bun or smooth bob, defined brows, brown liner and muted red lips keep her tidy. Then load up: a calculator, a pencil tucked behind the ear, a ledger and a folder of made-up financial reports. Use blank or obviously pretend paperwork so it stays light-hearted. A structured satchel holds everything. Clear-lens glasses fog in cold air, so take them off coming in from outside.
24. Mafia Getaway Driver Costume
The getaway driver gets a faux-leather jacket and a more active edge. Layer it over a dark turtleneck and tailored trousers, with flat ankle boots that have proper grip. Driving-style gloves, aviator sunglasses and a newsboy cap replace the fedora. A low braid or sleek ponytail stays neat under the cap. Clean, defined makeup suits her: winged liner, brushed brows and a neutral berry lip. An oversized vintage-style key ring, a folded street map and a small black satchel are safe props, and a checked scarf at the neck adds a retro touch. Since it's flat shoes and a short jacket, this is the costume I'd wear for a night of moving between parties.
25. Mafia Club Owner Costume
A velvet blazer over a black midi dress makes an elegant club owner. Choose burgundy, emerald or midnight blue, then add patterned tights and closed-toe heels. A brooch, gold-tone earrings, a statement ring and a compact handbag show she's done well. Soft waves or a polished updo with a jewelled comb suit the dress, with smoky eyes, warm blush and a classic red lip. A guest list, reservation book or ring of vintage-style keys tells people who she is without anything inappropriate. Tilt a small fedora over one side of the hair. It reads as Halloween but would pass as smart occasion wear. I'd pin the hat to the updo with two hair pins crossed in an X, so it holds at that angle.
26. Mafia Bodyguard Costume
The bodyguard is all posture and clean tailoring. Wear a fitted black suit with a dark crew-neck shirt and comfortable lace-up boots, with straight-leg trousers and a blazer roomy enough to move in. Black sunglasses, a coiled earpiece cord, a watch, leather-look gloves and a compact crossbody bag set the role. Leave out weapon props entirely so it stays family-friendly. Slick your hair into a tight ponytail or low bun. Matte makeup, defined brows, a little contour and a neutral lip give a serious face. Carry a clipboard, an event-access badge or a small notebook. Check that you can lift your arms in the blazer; a bodyguard who can't reach above shoulder height looks wrong in every photo.
27. Purple Mafia Queen Costume
Deep purple gives a mafia queen colour while keeping her commanding. Wear a purple blazer and trousers over a black satin camisole or shirt, with black pointed boots or block heels. A black fedora with a purple band, leather-look gloves and a structured handbag match it. Gold-tone earrings and a watch warm up the cool shade. A sleek bun, high ponytail or glossy curls all suit it, with plum shadow, defined liner and wine lips kept on the lighter side. Carry a faux invitation list or black document folder. Purple suits in one exact shade are rare, so I buy the blazer first and match the trousers to it in daylight, or pair it with black trousers instead.
28. Mafia Heiress Costume
The heiress is quieter money. A tailored black cape coat goes over a cream blouse and high-waisted wide-leg trousers, with pointed pumps, a slim belt, oversized sunglasses and a top-handle bag. A silk scarf in the hair or at the neck, gold-tone earrings and gloves hint at old family wealth. Smooth waves or a low chignon, softly smoky eyes, defined lashes and a rose-red lip finish her. Carry a decorative key, a faux legal document or a sealed envelope about the inheritance. A small brimmed hat can stand in for the scarf. A cape coat leaves your arms trapped, so I'd choose one with arm slits if you want to hold a drink and a bag at the same time.
29. DIY Thrift Store Mafia Costume
You can build a convincing mafia costume entirely from second-hand finds. Begin with an oversized dark blazer, a white button-down and black or grey trousers, then add thrifted braces, a narrow tie and a fedora in a matching neutral. Polish plain loafers or ankle boots until they shine; that alone makes the outfit look intentional. Tuck your hair into a low bun or set heat-free waves with rollers overnight. Your own makeup will do dark liner, defined brows and red lips. Turn an old notebook into a ledger and use a boxy handbag as the business case. Slightly mismatched suit pieces actually help the vintage feel, as long as everything sits in the same black, white, grey or burgundy palette.
30. Mafia Detective Costume
The detective blends mystery with mafia, starting with a tan trench over a black pinstripe suit. Underneath, wear a white shirt and narrow tie, with brown brogues or low ankle boots. A dark fedora, leather-look gloves, clear-lens glasses and a crossbody document bag complete the character. A low twist or short waves tucked under the hat suit it, with neutral makeup, sharp liner and a muted red lip. Carry a small notebook, a magnifying glass or a folder of made-up clues. Leave the coat open so the suit shows in photos. On a cool autumn night, the trench gives you real warmth while still looking like part of the costume.
31. Gold And Black Mafia Costume
Gold details dress up a simple black outfit. Start with a black blazer, wide-leg trousers and a gold satin blouse, then add black loafers or block heels and a fedora with a thin metallic ribbon. Chunky gold-tone earrings, layered necklaces, a statement watch and a structured black bag carry the theme. A high ponytail or big curls, warm gold shadow, black liner and a deep red lip coordinate with the blouse. A black ledger with gold corners or a bundle of play money makes a good prop. Keep the metallic to the blouse and jewellery only. Gold-tone costume jewellery can mark skin green on a long night, so I brush a coat of clear nail varnish on the inside of rings and bracelets first.
32. Fedora And Long Coat Mafia Costume
The long coat and fedora version is understated and warm. Combine a long charcoal coat with a fitted black vest, a white shirt and straight-leg trousers, plus polished lace-ups or low-heeled boots. A wide-brim fedora, dark gloves, a pocket watch and a structured briefcase complete the outfit. Tuck your hair into a low bun so the hat sits securely, or leave loose shoulder-length waves. Grey shadow, crisp liner and berry lips keep it sophisticated. A folded made-up city map or a typed business letter is a light prop. Unbutton the coat for photos to show the layers. A wide-brim fedora catches wind outdoors, so pick one that fits snugly or add a small strip of foam inside the band.
33. Mafia Secretary Costume
The secretary is a retro office character built on a fitted cardigan or cropped blazer over a collared blouse and knee-length pencil skirt. Sheer tights, low Mary Jane heels and a slim belt keep it period. Clear-lens cat-eye glasses, a small hat and a structured handbag fix the era. A rolled updo or curled bob, fine black liner, soft blush and a classic red lip finish her. Carry a clipboard, an appointment diary and a pencil, with the pages filled in with made-up meetings and coded notes. A narrow neck scarf adds colour. Choose stretch fabric and steady shoes, which make it an easy pick for a work celebration or a neighbourhood party.
34. Casual Mafia Boss Costume
If suits feel stiff, the casual boss uses black jeans as the base. Pair them with a white button-down, a dark vest and a long tailored coat, with the jeans tucked into flat ankle boots or worn over loafers. Braces, a black fedora, a simple watch and a messenger bag bring the theme back. Roll the sleeves neatly and loosen a narrow tie at the collar. A low ponytail, braid or natural curls work under the hat, with smoky brown liner, defined brows and burgundy lips. Carry a small notebook or a faux business envelope. I'd choose dark, plain jeans without fading or rips; distressed denim pulls it away from mafia and toward everyday.
35. Pink Mafia Queen Costume
Pink is the playful twist, and it stands out among all the dark suits at a party. Wear a blush or hot pink blazer and trousers with a black blouse, pointed pumps and a matching fedora. Black leather-look gloves, oversized sunglasses, gold-tone earrings and a mini briefcase add the boss details. Glamorous curls, a high ponytail or a smooth bob wig suit it, with rosy cheeks, winged liner and deep pink or red lips. Carry a faux contract, appointment book or play money in a pink envelope. The black accessories are what make it read as mafia rather than just a pink suit, so don't skip them. It's bright and family-friendly, and easy to adjust to whichever pink suits your skin.
Toy Guns, Party Rules and What to Carry Instead
Toy tommy guns and cap pistols are the first prop people reach for with this theme, and they're the first thing many venues, workplaces and schools ban. A realistic-looking toy can also cause real alarm in a car park or on the street. So I'd style every look on this list with the props above instead: briefcases, ledgers, keys, play money and coded notebooks.
Props that still tell the story
- A violin case without a violin. It's the classic gangster hint and suggests the joke without showing anything.
- A ledger with a few lines of made-up "accounts". People pick it up and read it, which starts conversations.
- A thick envelope stamped CONFIDENTIAL, or a briefcase that clicks shut.
- A single red rose tucked in a lapel, which reads as a period touch in photos.
Keeping the fedora on
Almost every look here uses a hat. A fedora that's slightly loose will slide back on your head as the night goes on. I tuck a strip of foam or felt behind the inner band to tighten it, and I set my hair low, in a bun or tucked waves at the nape, so the crown has somewhere flat to sit. With a high ponytail, set the ponytail base a little lower than usual and pin the hat at both sides, because the elastic presses on the back of the crown and tips it forward.
A Sharp Suit Beats Any Prop
Every look here works the same way: a strong character in clothes you can actually wear for a whole night. Pinstripe suits, satin blouses, faux-fur coats, fedoras and structured bags turn ordinary wardrobe pieces into a Halloween costume, and the hair, makeup, shoes and props should all back up that one idea. Go vintage, go mob-wife glamour, thrift it, or pick a colourful queen. Leave realistic weapons at home and carry ledgers, briefcases, keys, maps or play money instead. Get the fit right and stand tall, and you'll own the room whichever version you wear.
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