Madelyne Pryor is Jean Grey's clone, and in X-Men '97 she embraces her dark power as the Goblin Queen. This costume centers that portrayal on a black faux leather corset set with a red-lined cloak. For a Madelyne portrait, that color contrast offers a clear focus: the black corset alongside the red of the cloak's lining.
Madelyne's Corset, Shrug and Shorts
The Full Costume includes a shrug, corset top, shorts, stockings, cloak, brooch and clear straps. Faux leather, also called PU, and polyester are the listed materials. The separate pieces photograph is useful for reviewing that collection, while the corset detail image offers a closer reference for the garment at the center of the outfit. You could also use the pieces image as a reference for a photograph of your own set, giving the brooch and clear straps space beside the garments.
The adult Full Costume has XS as its smallest option and 3XL as its largest. The view without the cloak is particularly useful for seeing the corset, shrug and shorts together. Use that image to decide how much of each garment you want visible in a portrait centered on the underlying outfit.
Make Room for the Cloak's Red Lining
For a Goblin Queen photograph, consider a composition that places the cloak's red lining beside the black corset. Give both details space in the frame if you want their contrast to lead the image. Use the back view as a reference when planning a photograph that gives the cloak more attention.
The angled shots and side photograph offer other perspectives on the Full Costume. Compare these with the front image to choose which parts of the corset-and-cloak combination you want to emphasize. You could build a short photo sequence around those references, moving from a front portrait to a side view and then a back view.
Keep the Brooch in Madelyne's Portrait
The brooch and collar detail photograph gives you a closer reference for this part of the costume. Use it when planning a Goblin Queen portrait that features the brooch alongside the corset and shrug. If you add the suggested red wig, consider arranging the waves away from the brooch for that image.
For a Madelyne costume reference sheet, place a close portrait beside a full-length frame. The first can feature the brooch and corset; the second can include the shrug, shorts, stockings and cloak. A layout like this lets you present the black corset and red-lined cloak together while retaining a separate view of the brooch.
Red Waves and Black Heeled Boots
A long red wavy wig and black heeled boots are suggested additions for this Madelyne version. Neither a wig nor shoes comes with the Full Costume. Those additions are your styling choices alongside the supplied shorts and stockings. You could photograph the outfit with the cloak, then use the without-cloak gallery image as a reference for another composition.
For a full-length portrait with those additions, choose a composition that includes the red waves, black corset and black heeled boots. If you also feature the cloak's red lining, you can make both suggested additions part of the same color-focused image. Keep a separate detail photograph for the brooch so that the smaller accessory has a clear place in your Madelyne series.
More X-Men Costumes Beside the Goblin Queen
Jean Grey and Emma Frost offer two X-Men directions for a shared character lineup.
- For another X-Men '97 portrayal, X-Men '97 Jean Grey Cosplay Costume White Strapless Top, Trousers And Cape With Red X Emblem places Jean Grey beside Madelyne.
- The X-Men White Queen Emma Frost Cosplay Costume White Lace-Up Corset With Cloak, Collar, Gloves And Briefs creates a contrasting X-Men pairing through its white corset and cloak.