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As I have stated. I conceived the first "Kimerella" illo as a one-shot. I didn't know I would do a whole series. In doing so I found that many of the orginal costumes from "Barbarella" were either ugly or impractical.

Since beginning this series, I have wiked up the factoid that the original costumes had been designed by Jacques Fonteray (with one notable exception).

I dumped the original black feather number worn by the Black Queen/Great Tyrant for the one that appears here.
Only the horn remains.

I imagine this outfit to be like wrapping the wings of a black bird around a woman's torsoe and crossing them over her breasts. All the edges are sharp and thorn-like with little hidden ruffs at the joints that only appear when flexed. I actually think that this costume could be fabricated
for real. The leggings would have to be soft boots up to the knees to become suphose up to the hips. Similar stretchy material would make the Gilda-gloves.

Shego (c) Disney
The Great Tyrant (c) Paramount Pictures
art (c) me

Description
As I have stated. I conceived the first "Kimerella" illo as a one-shot. I didn't know I would do a whole series. In doing so I found that many of the orginal costumes from "Barbarella" were either ugly or impractical.

Since beginning this series, I have wiked up the factoid that the original costumes had been designed by Jacques Fonteray (with one notable exception).

I dumped the original black feather number worn by the Black Queen/Great Tyrant for the one that appears here.
Only the horn remains.

I imagine this outfit to be like wrapping the wings of a black bird around a woman's torsoe and crossing them over her breasts. All the edges are sharp and thorn-like with little hidden ruffs at the joints that only appear when flexed. I actually think that this costume could be fabricated
for real. The leggings would have to be soft boots up to the knees to become suphose up to the hips. Similar stretchy material would make the Gilda-gloves.

Shego (c) Disney
The Great Tyrant (c) Paramount Pictures
art (c) me