Kent wore ordinary gray suits. Bruce Wayne maintained a polished wealthy look. David Banner hitchhiking attire.
Wonder Woman was the only TV superhero that looked great in spandex and street clothes. In disguise as your alter ego, you can look great. Late 1970s was the setting for Wonder Woman’s second and third seasons. Diana Prince embodied disco with her floppy hats, wide flares, enormous earrings, flowing sateen, and windshield-sized glasses.
Diana became the fashion queen while being the Amazon Princess. Lynda Carter nailed every look. Avoid NYFW and September Issue. Here are Carter’s best Wonder Woman super-Seventies ensembles.
You had to coordinate with the interior of your spacious American car. The person on the other end of the CB may not be able to see you, but you have to cruise in style.
Dig the gorgeous embroidery details on this satin jacket. Even her rock & roll look is pure class.
Even these baby blue tuxes can’t distract from the fantastic fringe.
A little bit lederhosen, a little bit curtains, but it works.
