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Juno’s Sporty Overwatch 2 Look, Down to the Stars

Overwatch 2 Juno costume with yellow crop top, pleated purple skirt and star leg warmers

Earth is unfamiliar territory for Juno, whose Martian upbringing shapes the curiosity she brings to Overwatch 2. This sporty skin gives that upbeat support hero a yellow crop top, a pleated purple skirt and stars at her lower legs. It is an expressive change of wardrobe, with the strongest character detail sitting well below the shoulders.

There is no confirmed English skin name in the supplied details, so the useful description is the literal one: Juno in yellow and purple. Those colors establish the outfit, while the smaller accompanying pieces keep it from reading as simply a top and skirt.

A sporty silhouette with stars below the skirt

The cropped upper half and short pleated skirt create a clear break at the waist. Below them, the star leg warmers give the lower half its own point of interest. That distribution matters in photographs: a portrait can capture Juno’s cheerful expression and yellow top, but a full-length frame explains much more of this particular costume.

For a simple character pose, a small wave or an attentive glance toward a teammate suits Juno’s outgoing nature. Leave enough space around the legs to make the stars readable. An elaborate background is optional; the yellow-and-purple pairing already supplies plenty of visual activity without competing scenery.

Six pieces make up the Juno order

The Juno Costume costs $82.99 and comes as one selectable outfit. Its six listed components are:

  • The yellow crop top and purple skirt.
  • A belt and leg strap.
  • Leg warmers and gloves.

A wig, headphones, shoes and blaster are not included. That distinction is useful when planning the total purchase, particularly if your intended photographs rely on Juno’s head accessories or a handheld prop.

The listed materials are polyester and stretch fabric. The description does not assign those materials to individual components, so there is no basis for assuming that the top, skirt and accessories all stretch equally. Use the measurements to judge the garments rather than relying on the material description alone.

Match the cropped top and skirt together

Orderable sizes run from XS through 3XL, including S, M, L, XL and XXL. Compare both garments before settling on one size: the top uses shoulder and bust measurements, while the skirt has its own waist measurement. A suitable bust figure alone does not settle the fit of the whole outfit.

For reference, M lists a 94 cm bust and a 78 cm skirt waist, with the skirt measuring 36 cm long. L moves to a 100 cm bust and an 83 cm skirt waist. Those differences help explain why checking each garment matters. Allow a 1–3 cm variation in the hand measurements.

Give the lower half room in the frame

For an Overwatch group photograph, keep nearby props from obscuring the skirt and legs. This version rewards a little room around the wearer: the crop, pleats and lower-leg details need to be seen together to communicate its sporty shape.

Small stars on the leg warmers give Juno’s earthly wardrobe a lingering trace of space.

More Overwatch wardrobes for the team

Another Juno outfit or a fellow hero can give an Overwatch costume group a different silhouette.