I kinda like the height of the hat by itself, just the headbands need to be ditched for a wig, I think. Can you take a seam ripper to them and discard? One of the wigs I wear, I added a crown to it, and the only way for the crown to stay on was to sew it into the wig - just in four places. Easy peasy. Cheap wigs have big netting that’s easy to sew stuff onto, and would work perfectly with that hat. It seems some height would be lost without the headbands, too, which is what you might be looking for. A short-ish wig in a crazy color like yellow or neon blue or green would downplay the mismatched brim (I don’t think it’s a particular concern) - and if the wig went poofy or straight out around the sides, the brim’s underside would be masked, anyway. Just hairpin it nice and snug around your hairline and wig/hat won’t come off until you want them to!
I’m still modifying the first outfit based on the feedback I’ve received. Meanwhile, I tried out two new outfits.
Here they are
I’m just glad you’re wearing clothes this time.
I don’t know from clowning but you just look like someone who doesn’t know how to dress himself.
could you be more specific?
On the contrary, rodeo clowns are quite colorful. It’s one way to distract the bull from the cowboy.
Aside from the nose, you look like a homeless guy dressing up for a job interview.
This is what a professional clown looks like.
This may be a look like the one you’re going for.
Let’s see you with makeup and a manic grin.
The eyes!! :eek:
Forget the fake hair and head mask (or whatever you call that thing). The red nose is fine if it beeps. This will keep the kids giggling instead of being afraid of you. I like the short jacket and the light green checked pants.
Goatee is fine as well, as it is a common look. Can you do without the glasses?
Clowns aren’t very popular since The Posse, and King’s “It”, so I wouldn’t get too close to your audience.
Best wishes
Quasi
Got any magic to do for the little ones? Very important IMO. I like the Magic Coloring Book (mentioned it before here) and the flower bag (you show an empty blue bag and pull three boxes of pretty flowers out of it.
But they aren’t quite bright and colourful all over like this pic. Rodeo clowns can pass for guys that just don’t know not to pair a mustard shirt with blue jeans and suspenders.
I think this is good advice.
It seems like you’re putting a lot of effort into coming up with wacky-looking clothes, but you’re just going to look like a weirdo in strange clothes if you don’t have some face makeup. People associate face paint with clowns.
The one glove is a little weird.
I like the Stockings though.
Don’t know how i feel about the other clown outfit- you look like a disgruntled clown there.
The Jacket one with one glove- could use a big bowtie. And maybe some more “clown” elements to identify that it’s a clown.
Why not try the Baggy hobo shirt from the original combine with pants/stocking from the jacket outfit and add some makeup and a different hat? And use the striped shirt or something instead of that grey tshirt from the first.