The 17 Most Stylish Female Superheroes in Comic Book History

OK, so we don’t know for sure what Captain Marvel’s wardrobe will look like, but we have no doubts it’ll be lovely.

Although Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) generated a ton criticism over the major change to Wonder Woman’s signature Star-spangled outfit, the costume department nailed Diana Prince’s off-duty wardrobe. Case in point: Actress Gal Gadot in this sleek number. Also worth noting is that Wonder Woman was the best part of this film.

Played by Margot Robbie, DC’s Harley Quinn trades in her signature jester suit for shredded baseball tees, satin bombers and fishnet stockings in the upcoming Suicide Squad. P.S. Keep your eyes peeled because according to sources the jester suit appears as an easter egg in the flick.

Scarlet Witch’s revamped costume in Captain America: Civil War reads sleek, confident and badass, as opposed to her rather juvenile inaugural look in 2015’s Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Oh, Natasha Romanoff. This former Soviet spy is the epitome of badass.

When she wasn’t robbing Gotham’s wealthiest in a leather bodysuit and thigh high boots (as one does), The Dark Knight Rises’ (2012) Selina Kyle—played by Anne Hathaway—could be found donning elegant pencil skirts, tailored jackets and sleek pumps.

Our May 2016 cover star Olivia Munn took on the role of antihero in the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse, clad in skin-tight body suit and thigh high boots.

X-Men: First Class‘ Raven (played by Jennifer Lawrence) took to concealing her true self in fur coats, bell bottoms and slinky dresses. And although she slayed in said pieces, we are most fond of the real Raven (mutation and all).

For the role of Gamora in 2015’s Guardians of The Galaxy, actress Zoe Saldana sat in a makeup chair for five hours each day in pursuit of the sassy assassin’s signature green hue.

Michelle Pfeiffer brought the iconic Catwoman to life in this BDSM-esque bodysuit in 1992’s Batman Returns.

One of the most recognizable costumes of all time, Lynda Carter dons the classic Wonder Woman outfit in the 1975 television series.

Uma Thurman as Poison Ivy (feathered brows and all) in Batman and Robin was, quite frankly, the only good thing about the 1997 film.

Played by Krysten Ritter in the Netflix series of the same name, not only is ex-superhero Jessica Jones known for her dry humour and sarcasm, but her worn-in leather moto jackets.

Actress Sophie Turner takes on the role of Jean Grey in the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse. This installment is set in 1983, so we’re crossing our fingers for some epic fashion moments.

Hayley Atwell slays as Agent Peggy Carter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Like, can we take a moment to talk about this look? Love.

Played by Halle Berry in the X-Men franchise, Storm’s off duty staples included spaghetti strap tops and layered chokers, making ’90s girls around the world swoon.

OK, so Agent 13 technically isn’t a superhero but there was no way we weren’t going to give her a shout out—she’s one of the most badass spies out there. We can’t wait to see what she’ll wear in the upcoming Captain America: Civil War. We also have lots of love for our former cover girl, Emily VanCamp.