Then again, it might be one of these Batgirl babydolls and a miniskirt. Either way, it’s super hot.
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As you can see, this Mario dress from Etsy seller Alienphant is adorable. This particular version is made for a size 30-34 bust and a 30 waist, but she does take custom orders.
Product Page ($125 via So Geek Chic)
If you’re a Hello Kitty fan, my guess is that this cute face dress is going to be downright irresistible.
Product Page ($46.50-$48.50 via Geekalerts)
Angry Birds has become a phenomenon. I mean, how many cell phone games inspire an evening dress design? The success of the game has meant fortunes for Rovio, creator of the game. To show her love and support, the wife of Rovio’s CMO wore this design to a ball in Finland. I’m okay if this trend doesn’t catch on.
I think a pervy Boo Ghost is stalking you. Clearly, it’s trying to stay incognito while staring at your butt.
Product Page ($50 via Pwn Love)
Infamous lines uttered in the 1966 Batman movie are now emblazoned on a completely ridiculous t-shirt for your enjoyment. The design is also available on a scoop neck dress sans the quote.
Not for nothing, but the shirt can also be used as a passive-aggressive way to break up with your girlfriend. Just silently point at it all night. When she finally gets the hint and yells at you, just blame it on Adam West.
These handmade Pac-Man ghost dresses were designed to be worn as Halloween costumes, but there doesn’t seem to be any reason why you can’t wear them as an everyday outfit. I mean, they are less risqué to wear in public than these Pac-Man tank dresses anyway.
The dresses are custom made and can be ordered in any color you desire.
Product Page ($67 via BoingBoing)
ArtificeClothing has a TRON-inspired ensemble on Etsy that will make any guy’s jaw drop. Plus, after about 10 minutes of bright light exposure, the dress will glow. An hours worth of charging should net you around 12 hours of light.
If you think you can wear something like this, be warned—the whole ensemble doesn’t come cheap. The corset alone will set you back $109.
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Lindsay Boo Barrasse made this Princess Leia costume out of duct tape, a button down shirt and a pillowcase. Even the famous bun hairdo is made out of tape. As if that wasn’t nerdy enough, you can see her posing in the image above while standing in front of a periodic table for some reason.
Check out a video of Lindsay describing how she built the dress after the break.
If you saw the Death Star dress on Fashionably Geek (or a million other sites on the internet) and wondered how you could make something similar—good news! The creator, Jennifer Landa, spoke with The Official Star Wars blog and offered some insights into her inspiration for the design, and how she managed to put it together (The Death Star skirt itself is actually a decorated beach ball).
In the future she plans to add some LEDs and wear it to Star Wars Celebration VI.
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