Tim Gunn, fresh off his stint in the Iron Man armor and his guest appearances with Aquaman, reunites with Alan Kistler to discuss super-hero fashion and judge the looks of Mr. Miracle, Star Sapphire, Power Girl, Catwoman, Spider-Man and Batwoman on this episode of Crazy Sexy Geeks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fQwU7uUPcU
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Okay, we're going to have to revoke this gentleman's geek card – he seemed to be under the impression that Peter Parker wore the 2099 Spider-Man costume.He also missed the fact that Power Girl's costume could in fact be regarded as one of her powers. Let's be honest, statistically speaking, somewhere around 98% of the men and 10% of the women she fights are going to be *completely* distracted by that big open space on the chest…
Awesome! That was a really entertaining look at fashion in comics. Thanks.
I love you Tim! I have notice that fishnets can be a double edge sword. Good idea showing Adam's work to Tim to critique. I hope his input will be considered in the future for female superhero's fashion!