Get The Look: Stray Edition

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I’ve been playing Stray, much like the rest of the world, or so it seems. I love the cybercity platforming but could do without the atonal combat sections, and am thoroughly enjoying my journey through the game’s weird and wonderful world. My favourite moments however have been sitting and listening to Morusque learn the guitar, but something else has been catching my eyes too: the robot fashion.

Stray has a retrofuturistic ‘90s aesthetic that makes us all feel incredibly old, but that’s kinda the vibe in the fashion world right now. Look at Gen Z: it’s all oversized flares and Matrix-style tiny sunglasses, or at least it was the last time I checked. I quickly found myself looking to Stray’s robots for fashion inspiration, and wondering how to make it high fashion. Luckily, I’ve now done all the legwork for you, and while some robots are more fashionable than others, here are some of my favourite Straycore looks.

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This robot has a sense of style, and is repping a perfect winter look. I don’t know if robots can get cold, but if you’re worried about your joints seizing up or motherboard freezing over, I’d advise you to follow Razinput’s fashionable fit.

The core of this outfit is the puffer, obviously, and Prada has the perfect match. Pair this with a pair of classic jeans and a fashion focused crossbody for an urban aesthetic. For your feet, the hyper modern Air Jordan XXXVIs go well. I’d opt for the Psychic Energy colour, but regular white would work just as well.

This is one cool customer. You have to have confidence to pull off the cowboy hat look, but if you back yourself and pair it with a strong look across the board, it can work. If you