Actual weapons on her brassiere = Lady Gaga
Blue and white striped scarf + red and blue striped sweater = Mark Cohen, RENT
Huge, multicolor/patterned sweater = Bill Cosby
Red and black striped shirt + black shorts = Calvin
Red and white striped shirt + matching toque = Waldo
And, of course, these.
You forgot Boss Hogg.
Freaky/flappy/asymetrical jackets/tunics - Dorothy Sbornak (Bea Arthur).
Lady Gaga’s got her beat
Sloppy bathrobe and muscle pants - The Dude
Tall headdress made of tropical fruit - Carmen Miranda
White fright wig - Andy Warhol.
Beautiful evening gowns - Nancy Wilson (jazz singer).
Crazy-pattern sweaters - Bill Cosby.
Gentleman’s hat with price tag still on it: the Mad Hatter.
The hat and cigarette holder for Hunter S. Thompson.
Rerun was in What’s Happening!!
Oversized brown fedora - a certain archeologist whose name escapes me.
Large necklaced timepiece - Flava Flav
Alpine hat and short velour jacket - Chico Marx
Beat up top hat and rumpled trench coat - Harpo Marx
Sloppy white bathrobe, guinea t-shirt, and boxer shorts - Tony Soprano
A toga of green leaves-Jolly Green Giant
A 20 foot scarf and Hat-Dr Who (Tom Baker)
Deerstalker cap - Sherlock Holmes (doesn’t really matter that it was Sidney Paget who added it, the association is there).
Black coat, white shoes, black hat - Jim Parker
Crooked, tall, horizontally-striped hat - Cat in the Hat.
Roller skates - Rollergirl (Heather Graham)
Ascot - Fred on Scooby Doo
Well not apparel but part of the dress, that one of a kind long slender pointed tip microphone-Gene Rayburn
Loincloth - Tarzan
Which he apparently designed or invented.
Studded, white jumpsuit - Elvis
Bad mother-[shet-yo-mouf]-ing leather jacket - Shaft, John Shaft.
Leather jacket - The Fonz.
