The Impossibly Cool Clothes trope as used in popular culture. Fictional characters can often be found wearing clothing that just looks too good to be real.

This trope is when the writer/designer deliberately states that a costume is bad, either in direct narrative voice or via the reactions of the characters in the ...

It could be a bathing suit, a Spy Catsuit, a Mini Dress Of Power, a Leotard of Power, a Sexy Santa Dress, a halter top, T-shirt, or even a Pimped-Out Dress, ...

This trope is about outfits that are perfectly wearable, but they're just for show, not for practical use.

A Sub-Trope of Impossibly Cool Clothes. A Super-Trope to Chainmail Bikini ... The various Booru sites generally use the "Impossible Clothing" tag for this.

The Clingy Costume trope as used in popular culture. A costumed character cannot remove their costume, or an ordinary character cannot remove their clothes.

The Unlimited Wardrobe trope as used in popular culture. Some characters never seem to wear the same outfit more than once. Whether they are rich, ...

This trope happens when a small flaw in a character's wardrobe, such as poor fit or cheap material, is used to show something about their character.

7 авг. 2023 г. · I think TVTropes is a fantastic resource for writers/creators to find tropes and see examples of how it's handled in other stories.

Dennis takes up fashion designing, and specifically designs his clothes for someone with an exaggerated hourglass figure. Of course, since no one in real ... ImageLinks · Wakko's Wish · Hartman Hips » Main