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(Kelsey Alexandra via WOCC)

With just a couple of hours, glitter, and a pair of flats you aren’t afraid to destroy, you can have your very own sparkly Wonder Woman shoes. These shoes are fit for a superhero and comfortable to wear.
Check out the how-to after the break.
These cheeky Wonder Woman panties are like underoos but much sexier. I only wish they had more superheroes and villains available. They do have Catwoman (pictured after the break), but I want more.

Buckle up for safety against wardrobe malfunctions with this Wonder Woman seat belt belt.
Product Page ($26)

NBC may have passed on the Wonder Woman reboot, but Adrianne Palicki’s costume lives on in the January 11th episode of Harry’s Law.
Apparently, Smallville‘s Erica Durance guest stars as a crazy client named Annie Bilson that believes she’s Wonder Woman. Producer David E. Kelley used the opportunity to recycle the outfit from his failed pilot, though he didn’t go so far as to use the hot pants version.
Durance told TVLine “I will say this: There’s a whole difference to being ready to wear Underoos and being ready to wear a pair of pants that are slim-fitting. I am grateful that I am wearing the pants. And I like the new costume.”
Check out an additional image after the break.

The chubby Captain America looks on longingly.
(via Superheroes)

Wonder Woman cosplayed by Donna Troy.
(The Dangerous Ladies via WOCC)
Even superheroes need to stay warm! These comfy Snuggie-esque wraps will allow you to pretend you’re Superman or Wonder Woman while lounging on the couch. They’ll protect against the cold, but they may not block kryptonite. I wouldn’t risk it.
Just a tip: if your significant other mentions he or she would like to see you in a superhero costume, this is probably not the way to go.
Product Pages: Superman Comfy Wrap ($29.98) and Wonder Woman Comfy Wrap ($29.98 via RGS)