A Bush Baby and a Badger, a Seahorse, a Swan and a Sausage… they're just some of the surreal characters who've been brightening up the gloom on these lockdown Saturday nights in TV's craziest talent show The Masked Singer – and 7 million viewers each week have been hooked trying to work out who they really are. Part singing contest, part guessing game, the show has got the nation chanting 'Take it off! Take it off!' at the big reveal each week along with the audience and panel – but the biggest draw is surely the outlandish costumes the performers wear. And nothing can prepare you for the larger-than-life experience the stars go through until you actually try one on, as I had the privilege to do at Brighton-based Plunge Creations where the extraordinary disguises are made.