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The effect music has on cothing styles!!

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I want to wear an outfit on stage that consists of me looking like a wildebeest mixed with a wookie. Possibly some large platformed boots to give me extra height. They must look like hooves though. What does my style tell you about the music I want to play?

I will call myself... The WildeWookie

EDIT: Maybe a wildebeest, yak, wookie thing... Then I will be known as the WildeYakie.. (WildeYookie? WildeWookayak? YakaWildeWook?)

Hm...
 
I don't think music has had much of an effect on what I wear, except during gigs. I usually wear my "I'm With the Band" t-shirt since most gigs I've played were at bars or other informal venues.

One time the two bands I played in decided to play one after the other at a block party, so I wore my "I'm With the Other Band" t-shirt that day. They got a kick out of that.
 
My music slightly influences the way I dress. Most people don't know what to classify me as in dark blue pants and a white coat (or vice versa). I listen to alot of RUssian music, and can normally be found with a russian coca cola or harley davidson shirt...
 
Heavy metal boy and my wardrobe is a sea of black, although I have always only worn black from when I was a kid. My mum used to hate it, although she used to joke that at least I was always ready for a funeral.

Usually I wear band t shirts, if not that then plain black t shirts. Dressed up is anything with buttons lol
 
It really doesn't mean much. If you met me you'd never know I was into punk or heavy metal.

However I wear a wristband that says Slipknot in red letters.
But, I wear it only cuz I use it to hide a birthmark that grows hair so that is neither here nor there.