Costumes with an historical flavour

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BTW, 99% of the costumes are not well suited for combat.

Heels, capes, long hair, glasses or things the opponent can easily grasp. Clothes that are flammable or offer no protection against bullets. Lets face it, the only sensible clothing would be wearing as much armor as you can get away with.

It would be City of Armadillo!

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Actually, all the types of fabric we wear are specially made for fighting - that's why you never see holes, rips tears marks or stains on them, and they're also bulletproof - it's also why everything costs so much at Icon

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In that case my heels are special heels that allow me to run faster and have improved balance.

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That's less plausible than special fabric

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17th Century Cossie bits would be good too, they'd be sooooo good for looking like a pirate!

It would also be nice to have different hair options with some of the hats and helmets too.

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Or add a hair slider, and make it so that you could choose any hat to fit on any hair, and then tweak the hair with the sliders until it was hidden by the hat.

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17th Century Cossie bits would be good too, they'd be sooooo good for looking like a pirate!

It would also be nice to have different hair options with some of the hats and helmets too.

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Or add a hair slider, and make it so that you could choose any hat to fit on any hair, and then tweak the hair with the sliders until it was hidden by the hat.

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Hair sliders for hats would be brillaint! Stops you from female characters looking like a bit of a tool

Capes.. ha.. reminds me of the reasons Edna Mode in the Incredibles gave against capes.

Those reasons looked solid enough.

lol goed gezien Liz, ik was dat stuk uit de film vergeten

doet goed om is te lachen op het werk