Gallery: How to Get Away With Dressing Like a Superhero at Work
craftytardis//BBC01Doctor Who Scarf
A delicate, subtle take on one of the most traditional and recognizable *Doctor Who* accessories: 4th Doctor Tom Baker's signature scarf reimagined as [a delicate beaded necklace](http://www.etsy.com/listing/174179711/4th-doctor-scarflace-black). EXPAND FULLSCREEN FOR BEST EXPERIENCE
02tintin copy
If there's an expert on stealth cosplay, it's Anika Dane, who blogs about the intersections of superhero fashion, high fashion, and streetwear at [Red Carpet Superhero](http://tightropemarvel.wordpress.com/) and specializes in putting together superhero (and other character) referential ready-to-wear outfits like [this twist on Hergé's Tintin.](http://tightropemarvel.wordpress.com/2011/10/18/ready-to-wear-tintin/#more-1741)
Matti Matikainen/Rovio03angry-birds
Teija Vesterbacka, the wife of Rovio CMO Peter Vesterbacka, [rocked](http://www.themarysue.com/angry-birds-evening-gown/) this elegant Angry Birds gown the Finnish Presidential Palace in 2011. It's not subtle, but it's graceful enough--and the bird is integrated smoothly enough into the dress's general design--to get away with it.
gregorydickens/Marvel04bruce-banner
Those of you who saw *Avengers* may remember the work attire of Bruce Banner, including a purple dress shirt that served as a subtle shoutout to the classic eggplant-colored ripped shorts of his alter ego, the Incredible Hulk. A good look all the office workers out there with a hidden reservoir of table-flipping range.
Laura Hudson05power-girl
The occasionally controversial "boob window" of Power Girl's costume gets a more elegant redesign for a custom dress -- owned by WIRED's own Laura Hudson -- that is instantly recognizable to fans, but invisibly nerdy to others.
triumphdivision/Marvel Comics06kate-bishop
Hawkeye -- both the Avenger Clint Barton and [Kate Bishop](http://triumphdivision.tumblr.com/post/74185958831/stealth-cosplay-of-kate-because-i-dont-have-class), pictured above--have been favorites throughout Stealth Cosplay Week. Thank Matt Fraction's brilliantly offbeat comic *Hawkeye*, which introduced a legion of subtle-but-recognizable, comfortable, and easily replicable streetwear variations on the traditional costumes.
Deliciouscandies/Marvel07captain-marvel
The lucky hat of Carol Danvers -- former Ms. Marvel and current Captain Marvel -- is basically the ultimate stealth cosplay [accessory](http://deliciouscandles.tumblr.com/post/74220572905/stealth-cosplay-week-day-3-carol): instantly recognizable to anyone in the know, but otherwise just a baffling exercise in overenthusiastic winter-wear.
