History Main / StarSpangledSpandex

* ''ComicBook/{{Legion of Super-Heroes}}'':

* ''VideoGame/{{MGCM}}'': Akisa's Ultimate Magica dress is fully white with a purple accent color, and her unique scarf has starry/celestial sparkles on the inside. Her skills have her using [[CastingAShadow dark matter attacks]], and 2 of the skills resembling SphereOfDestruction.

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[[caption-width-right:250:"I'm seeing stars" [[NeverHeardThatOneBefore is not an original pick up line for her.]]]]

* Hera's wrap in Disney's Disney/{{Hercules}}. Somewhat justified, as she represents the Heavens.

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* This was the chosen uniform of the Neumans, a family of superheroes from the ''Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse''.
** Supervillainesses Urania and Star also dressed in star-covered black leotards.
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* In TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering, anything associated with the gods of Theros. This is actually not the night sky, but a view of Nyx, home of the gods.

* Eternity from the Franchise/MarvelUniverse. ComicBook/{{Quasar}} (who is the Champion of Eternity... Well, actually Infinity, but they're the same being or... something) tends to have this weird effect with his cloak.
* ''ComicBook/CaptainMarVell'': Genis-Vell had a similar deal going with the blue portion of his uniform.
** As did Captain Mar-Vell in ''Paradise X''.
** It comes with the Uni-Power. Even Franchise/SpiderMan, when he briefly had the power, [[http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100913191542/marveldatabase/images/f/f2/CostumeCosmicSpidey.gif had this in his uniform]].

** Laurel Gand, Andromeda, wore a starfield outfit. In reboot continuity, so did her alleged ancestor Lar Gand (M'onel).
* ''ComicBook/WonderGirl'' Donna Troy, Franchise/WonderWoman's former SideKick, has an outfit made out of starfield fabric. Some artists even give her Star Spangled '''Hair'''! (like in the image)

* At times, you could see stars on the costume of Marvel UK's Dark Angel (originally Hell's Angel.)
** Her costume was made out of The Fabric of the Universe.

* Singularity, a superheroine introduced in 2015's [[AmazonBrigade all-female]] ''ComicBook/AForce'' team, has this look. Like Eternity, above, she is a universe that has gained sapience.

->'''Mickey:''' [Regarding Zatanna's dress] Are those stars?!\\

[[IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused]] with WearingAFlagOnYourHead or CaptainGeographic, which describe national-emblem clothing which may or may not include a star motif.

* There are a number of ''{{Subeta}}'' wardrobe items that look like this.

** The canon lore anthology ''World of Warcraft Chronicle'' revealed that Agalon is a member of a race named the Celestials which the Titans tasked with observing the worlds they had ordered and alerting them to problems needing their attention. It is unclear if the other similar appearing bosses and summons that came later are also Celestials or merely something similar.

* Bob [[http://reboot.wikia.com/wiki/File:Lifegltch2137wa2.jpg wound up like this]] due to an accident in one of the ''{{Reboot}}'' movies.
* Pretty much the standard for anything or anyone made of Null Matter in ''{{Shadow Raiders}}''.

* The Titan herald Agalon the Observer in ''WorldOfWarcraft'' has stars all over his body.

* In ''[[Comicbook/CountdownToFinalCrisis Countdown to Adventure]]'' the Comicbook/{{Starman}} of the magical Earth-33 has star-spangled spandex with the occasional ''planet'', and an UnmovingPlaid effect, very much creating the effect of a costume-shaped doorway to space. Surprisingly, no other Starman has had this effect (except the brief period Thom Kallor wore the mantle, alluded to above).

* In ''CountdownToAdventure'' the Comicbook/{{Starman}} of the magical Earth-33 has star-spangled spandex with the occasional ''planet'', and an UnmovingPlaid effect, very much creating the effect of a costume-shaped doorway to space.

* Franchise/GreenLantern Kyle Rayner used one of these during his more recent time as Ion.

* ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} villain Reactron wears a suit like this. [[ComicBook/Supergirl 2005 Post-Crisis]] he claimed it was "made from a region of space", but later admitted this was untrue. [[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 The Pre-Crisis version]] wore a purple outfit with big five-pointed stars all over it.

->'''Mickey:''' [Regarding Zatanna's dress] Are those stars?!
->'''ComicBook/{{Zatanna}}:''' Maybe.
->'''Mickey:''' Those are real %&$#ing stars!

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* [[ComicBook/CaptainMarVell Genis-Vell]] had a similar deal going with the blue portion of his uniform.

* Star Boy in ''ComicBook/{{Legion of Super-Heroes}}'' seemed to have this a number of {{Re Tool}}s back, although it was clear from context that it was just a normal shirt which looks like it's made of stars.
** Now, it's a map of the multiverse.
** The ''Legionnaires'' duplicate of Laurel Gand, Andromeda, wore a starfield outfit. In reboot continuity, so did her alleged ancestor Lar Gand (M'onel).
* ComicBook/WonderGirl Donna Troy, Franchise/WonderWoman's former SideKick, has an outfit made out of starfield fabric. Some artists even give her Star Spangled '''Hair'''! (like in the image)
* ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} villain Reactron wears a suit like this. He claimed it was "made from a region of space", but later admitted this was untrue. The Pre-Crisis version wore a purple outfit with big five-pointed stars all over it.

** ''ComicBook/TheSandmanOverture'' gives us [[spoiler: [[AnthropomorphicPersonification Night]]]], who appears to have the night sky making up much of her body.

** Not to mention the miniboss Monstar from the first game. Justified though in that [[spoiler: he actually was a mass of star kids]].

** It looks even cooler in [[spoiler: Hisotensoku]]. The design on the inside of her cape actually moves around.

* [[http://www.boredpanda.com/blind-owl-starry-eyes-zeus-wildlife-learning-center/ This owl]] has, like, magic eyes. Or something.