Royalty without a throne. Hippolyta’s white dress and purple sash establish her Amazon queen identity through clothing alone, with gold diamond patterning giving the sash its particular character. In Fate/strange Fake, she is a Rider-class Servant, queen of the Amazons and daughter of Ares. Those associations give the pale dress a martial context, even without a weapon in hand.
The sash carries Hippolyta’s royal colors
White provides the broad foundation; purple supplies the concentrated color. The gold diamond pattern adds a third element without competing with the dress for space. That makes the sash worth keeping visible in photographs: a crop that removes most of it also removes one of the clearest distinctions of this particular outfit.
A straightforward portrait can give those details room. Leave enough of the torso in frame to show the relationship between dress, sash and waist band, then take a wider view for the stockings and gloves. The costume has details beyond the dress, and the smaller supplied pieces deserve their place in the composition.
Six pieces, with props left to your plans
The $66.99 Full Set includes a white dress, purple sash, waist band, hair bow, stockings and gloves. These are the six listed components. The material is brushed polyester, so that is the fabric reference to use when deciding how this outfit fits into your existing costume wardrobe.
A wig, shoes, Belt of Ares prop and weapons are excluded. A long red wig tied low and strappy gladiator sandals are suggested additions for Hippolyta. Treat those as separate purchases, and decide whether a prop matters to your intended portrayal before setting the total budget. The clothing set itself does not supply one.
The supplied waist band is a clothing component; it should not be counted as the excluded Belt of Ares prop when checking which accessories still need to be sourced separately for a character portrait.
Read the dress measurements together
All seven sizes, XS through XXXL, are orderable. For M, the dress lists an 82–86 cm bust, 66–70 cm waist and 91 cm side length. These numbers describe different parts of the fit; matching the bust alone leaves the waist and length unresolved.
For comparison, the adjacent S size lists a 78–82 cm bust, 62–66 cm waist and 89 cm side length; L lists an 86–90 cm bust, 70–74 cm waist and 93 cm side length.
Side length rises from 87 cm in XS to 99 cm in XXXL. Compare that measurement with a dress you already own, alongside the bust and waist figures. The suggested height ranges are supporting references. Measurements were taken flat by hand, with a possible difference of 1–3 cm, so avoid treating every number as exact.
Purple over white, together or apart
Hippolyta’s palette benefits from restraint around it. Extra colors can pull attention away from the purple and gold, while a quieter setting lets the sash remain prominent. The hair bow, gloves and stockings provide supplied details to work with before adding further accessories.
Outside the character portrait, the white dress can be worn alone or layered again with the separate purple sash and waist band.
Other Servants across the Fate stories
Start with Enkidu from the same story, then consider two other Servants for a broader Fate gathering.
- For another character from the same story, Fate Strange Fake Enkidu Cosplay Costume White Robe offers a white-robed counterpart to Hippolyta.
- Red sashes distinguish Fate Grand Order Nero Claudius Cosplay Costume White Formal Gown With Red Sashes, another regal choice within the wider franchise.
- A different garment shape comes with Fate/Stay Night Lancer Cu Chulainn Cosplay Jumpsuit For Men Women And Kids, representing the Irish hero.