Klaus
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Her costume could only work if taken in the intended spirit, but not in form:
It's the part of her traditional amazon-forged battle armor. It's the breastplate, belly protection and hard-leather greaves and boots. When Diana dons her armor for the first time in Perez' WW, she also has shoulder protection, a greek-styled helmet, leather skirt, a white cloak and a whole array of weapons (two-bladed battleaxe, sword, spear, round shield and the Lasso of Truth).
As much as I like Alex Ross' art, a movie version of the costume couldn't be like his paintings. I'd say take Elektra's movie costume, turn the pants into a swimsuit-sized bottom (but still leather), turn the boots into greaves-and-sandals and change the colors to match the comics (red-gold-blue). Add a metal eagle/ww to the breastplate for additional protection and add the tiara as the crown of the themiscyrian princess.
Oh, and Jennifer Garner could work as WW too, just dye her hair black and add blue contacts.
It's the part of her traditional amazon-forged battle armor. It's the breastplate, belly protection and hard-leather greaves and boots. When Diana dons her armor for the first time in Perez' WW, she also has shoulder protection, a greek-styled helmet, leather skirt, a white cloak and a whole array of weapons (two-bladed battleaxe, sword, spear, round shield and the Lasso of Truth).
As much as I like Alex Ross' art, a movie version of the costume couldn't be like his paintings. I'd say take Elektra's movie costume, turn the pants into a swimsuit-sized bottom (but still leather), turn the boots into greaves-and-sandals and change the colors to match the comics (red-gold-blue). Add a metal eagle/ww to the breastplate for additional protection and add the tiara as the crown of the themiscyrian princess.
Oh, and Jennifer Garner could work as WW too, just dye her hair black and add blue contacts.