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Poison Ivy would be the one among Gotham's criminals if any could crash the Met Gala and blend in and stick out among attendees.
Upon arrival, Harley is swiftly ambushed by mud monsters—who Poison Ivy calls off right away. She shows up out of nowhere, her complexion green, her red hair twisted, and a red clothing blossoming about her. The new clothes consists of a floral coat-like garment open in the middle, hanging down to the ground with a train. It is split to show her main top covering as red bralette. Her arms and frames her upper body, giving the dress's top impression of emerging from a growing flower.
Poison Ivy's new outfit for Harley Quinn #39 has showed an other glamorous side to the villainess appropriate for the Met Gala. Celebrated annually, the Met Gala is well-known for its avant-garde haute couture creations centered on certain themes. Given the theme of The Garden of Time for this year, Poison Ivy's most recent outfit would match very nicely.
Harley Quinn #39 tells the tale "Quin-Zel: Cosmic Corsair," with creative team of Erica Henderson and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. Harley stumbles across Poison Ivy on a mining planet in a science fiction escapade. Ivy has been terraforming it and stirring problems for the mining project.
Fashion superstar Harley Quinn's Yasquinn Costume has resurfaced in a cosplay, stressing her typical eveningwear trends.
Ivy's most recent outfit is the ideal illustration of how she can be both fashionable and deadly. The dress's open style highlights her strong body and features both elegant and frightening floral designs. The outfit also highlights Ivy's respect of the environment and her opposition to people who could damage it. For a figure like Poison Ivy, this is the ideal look—beautiful yet very deadly.
One of DC's several fashion icons, Poison Ivy looks especially fantastic as a partner to Harley Quinn. The duo has presented several cosplay-worthy ensembles, and this latest one is an exception. In every sense, it is vivid, strong, and exactly Ivy. Given the major changes and improvements in her life, Poison Ivy's various clothing choices match really nicely. Poison Ivy, particularly with her gorgeous look, would be perfect if any of Gotham's enemies could crash the Met Gala and yet fit in and stick out among attendance.
DC Comics currently have Harley Quinn #39 available.
Although this appearance isn't very fitting for her daily villainy, it accentuates her botanical skills and sense of fashion rather perfectly. Inspired by J.G. Ballard's short story The Garden of Time, which stresses aristocratic collapse, the passing of time, and human mortality, the 2024 Met Gala was themed on These are all themes that aptly capture Poison Ivy's struggle against businesses and people endangering the environment and species she associates with. Combining comic motifs and legendary villainy with contemporary design, this makes the appearance the ideal fit for the stylish occasion.
Originally incorporated into Batman's rogues gallery in the 1960s, Poison Ivy is a metahuman whose deadly touch and mastery over plant life terrorizes Gotham. Poison Ivy, a misanthropic eco-terrorist, is also seen as an anti-hero utilizing her abilities to try to restore the surroundings following pollution and deforestation. The two are ever ready to wreak havoc in Gotham, together with her girlfriend Harley Quinn.