Halloween: Dress Like a Chef

By Food & Wine
Updated May 09, 2019

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Morimoto

Photo © Hopper Stone

For the Japanese Iron Chef's traditional ensemble: a simple kimono.

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Guy Fieri

Photo © Chris Gordon

For the Food Network star's rockabilly aesthetic: retro 1950s bowling shirt, sunglasses, goatee and wristband. Bottle of peroxide? Optional.

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Anthony Bourdain

Photo courtesy of the Travel Channel

For the original bad boy chef's uniform: black leather blazer, silver hoop earring and thumb ring.

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Michael Symon

Photo © Maura Mcevoy

For the Iron Chef's rocker-cool image: a shaved head punctuated with a soul patch.

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Giada De Laurentiis

Photo © Paul A. Hebert/Press Line Photos/Corbis

For the Food Network star's flirty appeal: delicate necklaces and a v-neck top.

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Thomas Keller

Photo © Deborah Jones
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For the superstar chef's understated trademark style: a simple black turtleneck.

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Daniel Boulud

Photo © Owen Franken/Corbis

For the star French chef's always pulled-together style: perfectly-coiffed hair and chic Alain Mikli eyeglasses. A plus: a convincing French accent.

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Tim Love

Photo © Ellen Sackett

For the Texan chef's country western get-up: an authentic cowboy hat.

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Nate Appleman

Photo © Nigel Parry

For the F&W Best New Chef 2009's instantly recognizable look: chef whites and two armfuls of faux tattoos.

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