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Modern and High-Society

LARP in the present day: galas, boardrooms, heists, and dinner parties where the costume is a blazer, a gown, and confidence.

Modern High-Society Kit

The gala kit: tailoring, weighty accessories, and table props that do the acting for you. Works for heirs, fixers, celebrities, and the quietly dangerous.

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Designer-Look Blazer and Outfits

Modern LARP runs on tailoring: a sharp blazer, clean lines, and one statement piece turn office wear into a character with money.

What to look for: Fit is the whole effect. Buy the size you are, tailor cheap pieces if needed, and keep logos invisible: wealth whispers.

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Luxury Style Sunglasses

Heirs, fixers, and celebrities at brunch: bold frames do the talking before you say a word.

What to look for: Polarized lenses help at day games. One dramatic pair beats three subtle ones for this genre.

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Luxury Style Watch

A heavy, polished fashion watch reads as status across a room, which is exactly what high-society characters project.

What to look for: Weight and finish sell the illusion at conversational distance; nobody at a LARP inspects movements.

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Prop Money and Luxury Prop Sets

Stacks of clearly marked prop bills, gold cards, and casino chips for heists, auctions, and rich-kid table scenes.

What to look for: Legal prop money is printed with COPY markings and differs in size or design from real bills; keep it that way and never try to spend it. It is a toy, and that is the point.

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Celebration Props (Display Bottles and Glasses)

Unbreakable flutes, display bottles, and ice buckets for toasts in character: the glassware of galas and vampire courts.

What to look for: Plastic or acrylic for safety and venue rules. Real glass is banned at many events and always ends the night early.

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Character Wig

A wig is the fastest full-character change there is: color and silhouette before a word is spoken.

What to look for: Heat-resistant fiber survives styling and sweat better. A wig cap underneath is not optional at a weekend event.

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Metal Coin Props (In-Game Currency)

A pouch of weighty metal coins makes every bribe, bet, and bar tab feel real, and many games let you bring your own.

What to look for: Check your game's currency rules first. Mixed denominations in one set read better on a table than fifty identical coins.

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Masquerade and Venetian Masks

For masked balls in any century: lace, filigree, and plain domino masks that leave your mouth free for intrigue.

What to look for: Tie-on masks stay put all evening; stick-held masks are for photos. Check the eye holes against your peripheral vision.

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Gala Dress and Formal Gowns

For charity galas, vampire courts held in hotel ballrooms, and any scene where the dress code is the plot.

What to look for: You must be able to sit, walk, and hold a glass for four hours. Pockets are rare; plan a clutch or a partner with pockets.

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