Harley Quinn's Most Underrated Costumes All Came From One Comic

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Of the many costumes Harley Quinn has had, a few excellent looks may have passed under fans' radars. Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass features two intriguing looks that didn't garner as much attention as her other looks within the main line of DC Comics. This young adult graphic novel allows the Mistress of Mayhem to design her own outfits.

Harley is best known for her harlequin jumpsuit, as well as her later pink and blue combinations from comics in recent years. Despite being a newer character compared to many of DC's other heroines and villains, she has become a fashion icon that is easily recognizable. Harley has inspired numerous cosplays and apparel items, but fans may be less familiar with two of her outfits which follow her usual theme.

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Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass has the creative team of Mariko Tamaki and Steve Pugh. This 2019 graphic novel from DC Ink changes Harley's origin by giving her a new life in Gotham during her teen years. While on her own, she is adopted by a community of drag queens who look after her and help inspire her to protect her community. To hide her identity while engaging in revenge, Harley dons some homemade outfits which are surprisingly on point for her despite not being her usual attire.

Harley's first costume pairs jeans with a striped top. The top has large blossoming sleeves and she places a jester collar over top it. She wears her hair in traditional pigtails, but instead of a mask, she has diamond patterned makeup covering her upper face. She pairs this off with a bat, picking up one of her signature weapons. This outfit is not only perfectly on point with her theme, it is also a very easy outfit to put