Carbon Costume

… Bad Luck Brian is a teenage boy who’s gone through a series of unfortunate events, mostly involving bouts of incontinence. Takes a bad school photo in 1988, on the Internet for all eternity….

… Misty works as a Pokémon trainer alongside Ash and Brock. She’s known to be stubborn and short-tempered, but shows her tender side from time to time. Misty dresses for comfort in a cropped tank top and high-cut jean shorts….

… Borat Sagdiyev is a Kazakh journalist who chronicles his travels from Central Asia to the United States. In his time off from pursuing Pamela Anderson, he likes to hang up his suit and air out in his favorite fluorescent manikini. Jagshemash!…

… It’s Halloween 1982, and Elliott’s on a mission to get E.T. back to his home planet. His alien buddy may be a nudist, but that doesn’t mean he shouldn’t bundle up for his epic bike ride….

… Musician, producer, actor Cee Lo Green turns heads wherever he goes. With his one-of-a-kind wardrobe, he’s certainly not one to shy away from feathers, fur (in the form of a Persian lap cat) or bedazzles….

… In Ratatouille, young Alfredo Linguini and Remy the rat team up to become critical darlings of the culinary world. With this ensemble, you’ll fit right in working at a fine French restaurant, but you might wanna keep your furry friend under the toque….

… Dr. Horrible is an aspiring supervillain who ends each day by reflecting on his personal blog while cheesy synth music plays overhead. Remember to address him properly, because he “didn’t spend 6 years getting a PhD in Horribleness to be called mister.”…

… Mr. Clean is perhaps the most famous spokesman of cleaning products, though the Brawny Man may beg to differ. Known as Don Limpio in Spain, Mr. Clean demands absolute cleanliness from all those around him. His shirt is spotless, always….

… In Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, Captain Hammer is the arch-nemesis of Dr. Horrible and hero to the city. His super strength and good looks are topped only by his cockiness….

… Rosie the Riveter was the original icon of girl power, symbolizing the contributions of women to manufacturing during WWII. Her badass likeness is captured in the famous “We Can Do It!” poster….