Dawn of Justice Wonder Woman Cosplay with EVA Foam Armor
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice introduced the DC movie universe’s Wonder Woman. Played by Gal Gadot, the character has a very warrior-like costume with a shield, sword, and the Lasso of Truth. Cosplayer Ross Diong started work on replicating the costume at the end of February. She used a variety of materials to simulate the leather look of the bodice and did a heck of a job with all the details. She used EVA foam to create the shape of the bodice and carved in all the many lines as well as shaping the eagle and Wonder Woman symbols on the top and bottom. She says she used the following materials on the costume:
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