Whether you're planning a costume for Halloween, a theme party or work event, the first place to start is with yourself. Consider who you look like and if there's anything in popular culture you can mimic; men who are bald have a wealth of easy and fun costume possibilities. The benefit of costumes for bald men is that they require very few props and expenses; often, you can create your costume out of items already in your closet.
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Daddy Warbucks
Oliver "Daddy" Warbucks, who rescued the little orphan Annie in the movie of the same name, is a simple costume for tall bald men who already own a business suit. From a game supply store or mass merchandiser, buy a board game such as Monopoly with paper money (or print your own fake money on green paper at home). Use little pins to pin the money all around your suit. You can help people guess who you are by carrying around a stuffed dog named Sandy or a doll with curly red hair.
Mr. Clean
Bald men who have athletic and well built upper bodies can have an easy, zero-maintenance costume by dressing up as Mr. Clean. The recognizable cartoon graces many household products such as cleansers, sponges and sprays. To create the costume, just wear a white t-shirt, white pants and white shoes, and use baby powder to turn your eyebrows into Mr. Clean's white ones. Men who are really dedicated to portraying Mr. Clean can go for a spray tan to mimic his near-orange skin tone.
Kojak
Although his television show crested in popularity in the 1970s, Telly Savalas' portrayal of the bald police officer Kojak has left a lasting, recognizable impression. Bald men can stump younger people in a costume contest with this blast from the past, dressing in a sharp suit and tie, wearing sunglasses and chomping on a lollipop.
Dr. Evil
If you can put on a bad accent and a gray suit, your Dr. Evil costume from the "Austin Powers" movies is nearly complete. Portrayed by Mike Myers, Dr. Evil created mayhem while sporting a high-necked gray jacket. Add a big pinkie ring, raise your hand to your mouth, squint one of your eyebrows up and, for the most dedicated, carry a stuffed cat around with you to complete the costume.
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