Which Twilight Actress Wants to be Wonder Woman?
Posted: February 7, 2013 Filed under: Event Fashion, Street Fashion | Tags: AmfAR, ashley greene, nyfw, wonder woman Leave a comment »
Ashley Greene in Giambattista Valli.
So, I don’t like this look. She looks pretty because she is pretty and it’s a pretty dress, too, but it’s not a great fit for her body–
Ready-to-Wear Superhero: Wonder Girl (Back-to-School Series)
Posted: August 23, 2012 Filed under: Ready-to-Wear | Tags: ASOS, back to school, cassie sandsmark, Falling Whistles, H&M, Mango, Morn Creations, NIKE, polyvore, teen titans, wonder woman Leave a comment »Cassie Sandsmark is my favourite of the Wonders. While Wonder Woman is the icon and Donna Troy’s Wonder Girl preceded her by thirty years, Cassie is the Wonder Girl I personally connect with.
And this outfit has a lot to do with it. I love its silly nineties earnestness.
Ready-to-Wear Superhero: Wonder Woman
Posted: August 3, 2010 Filed under: Ready-to-Wear | Tags: wonder woman 3 Comments »A new column by CHRISTIAN MILIK
It’s no secret that Wonder Woman has a new look. Gone are the days of her golden eagle bustier and star spangled briefs to be replaced by an armored jacket and skinny jeans. It doesn’t matter how you feel about this costume change; I think we can all agree that this look is far more wearable than her iconic costume. This outfit at the very least says “I could wear that”. When I see superheroes in ready-to-wear rather than their usual custom couture looks, the first thing I think is “we can dress like that too”.
When dressing like a superhero there is a fine line between fashion and cosplay. For Wonder Woman’s new look we are trying to reproduce the overall ‘look’, not the details. If you are determined to wear a tiara and golden eagle belt, I suggest going all out and try to reproduce this costume in exacting detail. But at that point it stops being “ready-to-wear” and becomes “what-I’m-wearing-to-comic-con” . You can achieve a Wonder Woman look and still wear this outfit out on the town, around the house, or on an average day of work or school.

Wonder Woman Katy Perry
Posted: June 15, 2010 Filed under: Street Fashion | Tags: katy perry, wonder woman 2 Comments »Katy’s performance attire has been likened to Wonder Woman by more than just me — she tends to wear teeny and bright and I guess Diana’s the most mainstream superheroine so even if it’s not quite stars and stripes, she’s a brunette in a super-hero outfit, therefore: Wonder Woman.
But here she is out and about:

Rubber again! She is taking this superheroine thing seriously. And that could easily be an update on Wonder Woman. But look at the whole dress:
Wear the Flag
Posted: May 31, 2010 Filed under: Comic Book Fashion, Performance Fashion | Tags: beyonce knowles, billie piper, captain america, chris evans, geri halliwell, lady gaga, naomi watts, spice girls, wonder woman Leave a comment »Two characters. One male, one female. One Marvel, one DC. One over 80 years old, one over 800 years old. One all-American, one a Greek immigrant — both famous for wearing the American flag.

Captain America and Wonder Woman are star-spangled icons.




