According to the costume's designer Sandy Powell the dress is covered in sequins and it certainly looks like it here. https://ew.com/thmb/xI9Eg5gk1L40nA0WhYmBxlWt1A4=/1500x0/filters:no_upscale():max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(webp)/gal-gadot-snow-white-080924-2-b1841ac9961342649e6a1f864ae90207...

That was wonderful! Just amazing!

Wow, what with one thing and another I'd missed this entirely! I do have time for the retro-Catwoman look but what they've done to Harley looks just yet another abomination of the character.

Come to think of it, I haven't seen GVM on this board for quite a while...

Some of Greg's mannequins were offered for sale on Ebay in summer 2017.

Then I stand corrected!

I think you'll find that's a painting not a photo
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to post a link to a commercial site but the artist is one John Springfield. There are at least three other paintings of Julie by him.

Ditto, whatever pics you post I think 'hands on hips' is Yvonne's 'signature' pose.

To be fair, they were absolutely terrifying. Clowns are scary enough but as a kid i found False Face far creepier than The Joker.

A minor point but in the sixties (or at least in the UK) only men of considerable social standing would wear a full-Windsor knot. The average white-collar worker tied a half-Windsor and schoolboys used a four-in-hand.

Nowadays to see even a half-Windsor is a rarity.

Holy Atomic Breath! I love it!

Holy artistic accomplishment!
Those are amazing!

Does anyone know, are these paintings online anywhere? I'm sure I remember seeing one of the villains using the periscope in the sub but I can't find it again.

Sorry to hear of her passing, I loved watching LotG before Sunday lunch as a kid. In the UK it was always either that or 'Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea', happy days.

The bat-cuffs are a nice touch! I am so going to add that detail to my Julie

Ah, I'm glad I'm not the only one who passed by pic one as an empty box but picked up on 'WROOM!'