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Alice’s Pink NIKKE Costume, From Ears to Cropped Jacket

Goddess of Victory NIKKE Alice pink cropped jacket and jumpsuit costume with long ear pieces and gloves

Ears above the jacket. Alice’s outfit from Goddess of Victory: NIKKE makes its proportions clear before any smaller detail comes into focus: long pink ears rise above a short matching jacket, while the glossy racing-style jumpsuit continues down the body. It is a costume built around one dominant color, with the difference in garment lengths giving that pink some shape. The jacket interrupts the outline high on the torso instead of hiding the jumpsuit beneath it.

Alice’s jacket puts the proportions to work

A cropped outer layer changes how a full-length jumpsuit reads. Here, the jacket gives the upper body a distinct boundary while leaving much of the suit visible below. That relationship deserves attention when choosing photographs: a tight portrait can capture the ears, but it loses the contrast between the abbreviated jacket and the extended jumpsuit. Leave enough room for both in at least one image.

The gloves carry pink through to the hands, making gestures part of the same palette. With so much matching color, the separate outlines of ears, sleeves and hands become useful details to preserve in a pose.

Two garments need to agree on the fit

The Alice Full Set costs $103.99 and is available in S, M, L and XL. Start with the jumpsuit’s bust, waist, hip and length, then compare the jacket measurements within that same size. A jacket that matches your preferred proportions does not settle the fit of the garment underneath, particularly when one piece extends from the shoulders through the legs.

For M, the jacket measures 25 cm long beside a 142 cm jumpsuit. Their listed bust measurements also differ: 98 cm for the jacket and 88 cm for the suit. The M jumpsuit waist is 76 cm and its hip is 90 cm. These are garment measurements; compare them with clothing you own. Flat hand measurement can produce a difference of 1–3 cm.

Long ears belong in the accessory plan

The purchase includes the jacket, jumpsuit, ear pieces and gloves. A wig, shoes and any weapon or other props are outside the set. That makes the supplied ears worth considering alongside your hair plans, rather than leaving their placement until everything else has been chosen. They establish Alice’s bunny-eared profile above the clothing.

A long white-and-pink wig and chunky white boots are suggested additions. Clipping the ear pieces into the wig cap can help them stand upright. Allow space above the head in photographs instead of cropping their tips out.

Pink layers beyond the full Alice outfit

The listed material is polyester with spandex. For the full character presentation, the matching jacket and jumpsuit establish the central silhouette, with ears and gloves extending it outward. Removing the jacket changes that balance by leaving the jumpsuit’s long outline uninterrupted at the torso.

Unlayered, the jumpsuit keeps its long pink outline; the short jacket can also sit over other clothes between Alice appearances.

More NIKKE wardrobes for the group

Keep a NIKKE gathering within the same game while giving each wearer a different silhouette.