Costumes by Egantx7

A bust of this man in costume can be found at Vajdahunyad Castle in Budapest's City Park. This man along with actress Helen Chandler was the subject of Andy Warhol's The Kiss which sold for over US$750,000 in 2010. Identify this actor who was buried in his famous cape after his 1956 death.

The original mask used to cover the face of "The Shape" (aka Michael Myers) in Halloween was famously a modified, store-bought mask of which television character who was featured on a television show which originally ran from 1966 to 1969?

Likely the most famous fictional costume designer is Edna "no capes" Mode. The character of Edna Mode was largely based on which 8-time Oscar winning costume designer who was nominated for 35 Oscars between 1949 (The Emperor Waltz) and 1978 (Airport '77)? (edited at 10:58 pm, October 31, 2018 (CST))

The original fitting for this character's costume was done by Tom Selleck, when he was considered a front runner for the role. Which character famously wore a rabbit felt, sable colored hat originally purchased by costumer Deborah Nadoolman from Herbert Johnson Hat Company of Saville Row, London and a modified A2 bomber jacket from Leather Concessionaires in London? Appropriately, several of these movie used hats and jackets are now in museums where they are undoubtedly cared for by top men (and women).

The 1925, 1989, and 2004 Hollywood film versions of this story all include a scene from the original story in which the title character dramatically appears at a ball dressed in the costume of the Red Death from the Edgar Allen Poe story. Notably, this costume scene does not occur in the 1943 Hollywood production with Claude Raines. Identify this story which saw revolutionary make-up in the 1925 production, but in more recent productions has seen an emphasis on the famous mask.

Which actress, in a roast of one of her former directors, famously said about her lack of costumes and costuming:

I bet (he) had the unmitigated gall, to let that chick, the new girl who plays my mother ... she wears a new hairstyle and outfit practically every time she walks through a door! I bet she even got to wear a bra, even though you told me I couldn't, because there was no underwear in space!

In 2011, a white dress went to auction fetching a world record US$4.6 million before premiums and taxes. That dress was famously a costume which gets blown upwards when Marilyn Monroe stands on a subway grate in which 1955 film?

This film includes a notorious scene where Dr. Bill Harford stops at Rainbow Fashions to rent a tuxedo, cloak, and mask so that he can attend an event where many other people are dressed in strange costumes (and some are notably not dressed in anything at all). Identify this 1999 film which features a mysterious and powerful character named after his costume, Red Cloak, a film based on the Arthur Schnitzler 1926 novella Traumnovelle.

In the The Simpsons season 5 episode, "$pringfield", Marge Simpson becomes a gambling addict, and thus does not have time to help Lisa with her costume for the state pageant at school. In the end, Lisa's terrible Homer-assisted Florida costume still wins an award because her costume and Ralph Wiggum's costume were the only two that appeared to get no help from their parents. Name the 43rd state which little Ralph unimaginatively dressed as with just a piece of paper bearing the name of this state clipped to his shirt.

Since the early-mid 1990s, there is a traditional race of people dressed as the Famous Racing Sausages held during Milwaukee Brewers home games. The original race included three costumed sausages, though today, it includes 5. Name either one of the last two sausage costumes added to the race?

Name either film

This 1963 film, which won the Oscar for Best Costume Design (Color), was certified by Guinness as having the performer with the most costume changes in a film, 65. That record was broken by this 1996 film which saw the lead actress in 85 different costumes. Both films were single word titles, the name of the female lead character, and both were about women who were somewhat on the world stage, even if they were continents and centuries apart. Identify either film, one the most expensive film in history at the time (US$31 million), and the other an adaptation of a musical.

An episode of which classic TV series saw its main character concoct an original "Man from Space" costume for a costume contest at the Raccoon Lodge, only to lose when his best friend rushes in from work in his work uniform and equipment, and wins the contest, mistakenly as a man from space, despite his original plan to dress as Pierre Francois de Brioschi - the man who (allegedly) designed the Paris sewers.