Could be either dressed or naked, after all they are imaginary so it really up to imaginer.

http://www.paranormal360.co.uk/top-10-most-famous-ghost-pictures-ever-taken/ 

:-k

There ya go....proof of clothes in the afterlife.

I dunno man..... I'm not convinced... 🤐

Pretty darn convincing...since there was no photoshop in 1959, there must be clothed ghosts in them there photos

well... who makes ghost clothes..?? and out of what..?? 😕

People made the clothes and you're seeing the spirit of them too. Duh

[quote=DrafterX]well... who makes ghost clothes..?? and out of what..?? 😕[/quote]

Didn't Peter Vinkman call it ectoplasmic residue or something like that?

[quote=DrafterX]well... who makes ghost clothes..?? and out of what..?? 😕[/quote]

Don't you think tailors die and can become ghosts too?

ya... but their clothes can't.. 🤐

it's an upcharge paid with death tax.

paid to who..?? 😕

I dunno, maybe that naked Emperor dude?

The ferryman.

[quote=sd72]Seraphim and cherubim are the only supernaturals portrayed as nude throuout time. If it's a spirit left to walk the earth, allowed by god as no one 'slips' through the cracks, I'm sure they could keep their clothes if he's cool with it. God, Jesus, and the archangels are always portrayed as clothed even in times when prudishness would not have been a factor. [/quote]

Are seraphim really portrayed nude? Traditionally they don six wings of fire that cover them from head to toe. The only thing that's ever visible are their faces which mere mortals like ourselves have not been given the authority to look at.

And cherubim are quite a sight as well. Three headed badasses.

Can't really call them spirits though; they're living breathing entities.

well, they have a choice then... 😟