Halloween Costume Ideas

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So I want to go as my Sith Marauder from Star Wars: the Old Republic for Halloween. He is the Hand of the Emperor, a personal assassin and warrior, only going by the alias "The Marauder". I named him "Darth Ravigious". I've already decided that I would jell my hair back and find a respirator to wear, but does anyone have an idea on how to make robes and armor inexpensively?

I am known as "The Costume Man" at school, and I need to keep up to standard if I am going to hold the title this last year. I desperately need ideas on how to make armor and robes.

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I'm gonna dress up as Darth Timmyjake. :mrgreen:
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Ok so, this is a great idea for people who don't know what they are going to be for Halloween.

So, I have a problem. We will have a Halloween dance at our school. Not the same day as Halloween though. So, I will have to purchase two costumes. I was thinking a vampire for one night and a zipperface the other night. So here is the problem, I don't know which night I should wear the costumes. Just please give me suggestions! :( :twisted:
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Spots, those robes look just like a long-sleeved dress. Find a gray dress, staple the bottom pattern on (just print it with paper), as well as the collar. The belt and the arm thingies, construction paper/cardstock should work, along with some crayons to color them.
That should do it.
Good luck finding a plain gray dress that fits :P

Really though, those robes look just like my choir dress from last year, except my dress was black and had short sleeves. (which might not sound like a lot of similarity, but it is.)
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