Naming your outfits

[Sir Michael Geare]

No you're not.  I have several outfits that I wear depending on the character I play at specific faires so they are aptly named based on the character.

and their names are?
LOL

Since I play historical characters in various time periods, they are named as such

Geare - Sir Michael Geare (Renaissance)
Cumberland - George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland (Renaissance)
Monson - Captain Thomas Monson (Renaissance)
Castle - Captain Egerton Castle (Victorian)

[scarletnyx]

How our sets got their names is kinda backwards...

We, whenever we first got into faire, made up these characters with complicated backgrounds and all that nice stuff. Well, what sounds good in practice doesn't really translate well to reality; We quickly gave up the characters. But the names stuck! So far we have...

Cristina, my Templar outfit and anything that goes with it ( Sword, two belts, bracers, Converse sneakers )
Fionnuala - Druid outfit. This is getting completely overhauled in a few seasons. Right now this set consists of a staff, a white dress, a belt, and a few pouches. Wanna take it in a more wild, dirty, fighting Druid way.

The husband has...
Saeed. What you always see him in, lol. He has a few swords and knives he'll change out depending on what he wants to carry, but the core is the same.

The names make it easy when we're packing and getting dressed in the mornings at faire. " Hand me Cristinas belt." " Where's Saeeds turban?", that kinda stuff.

[Merlin the Elder]

Well it's better than calling it Freddette.

Wow! I'm impressed! The Don showed up!

I call mine "Fred," but I'm a little weird...

a 'little' - are you sure about that?? 

Okay, Gauwyn... a LOT weird...

[arbcoind]

All 6 or 7 of mine are called the same thing...filthy wench.

Gina