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AntiheroHarley Quinn ’s iconic jester getup has formally made a recurrence , and it ’s demo just how far she ’s fare since she left the Joker . When Harley Quinn first debut inBatman : The Animated Series , she don a costume that has since become one of the most iconic outfits in DC history . With a full bodysuit referencing her Harlequin ascendent , the black and red outfit instantly made her placeable as the Joker ’s friend and later his lady friend . However , after years of conduct with Joker ’s abuse , she finally knock down him in the comics and lead the kit behind . The history of Harley Quinn ’s costumes is complex , but reveal a dandy mess about her .

Since her divergence , Harley Quinn ’s turnout featured a   free - gritty version of the reference . While the color scheme of red and black would ride out the same for her , she would find herself wear various dissimilar costume while also letting the one lineament that was never shown before fly devoid : her hair . The most notable changes to Quinn have been the way she ’s been style her tomentum to go with her young outfits . From pigtails to hair dyestuff , she ’s found multiple way to switch it up to make no two encounters with her the same . On top of this , the modification in rig also escort a variety of personality as she travel from a villain to an antihero , especially afterHarley commence   take a amorous relationship with Poison Ivy .

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Inthe stunningDC Pride 2022story " The Hunt"by Dani Fernandez and Zoe Thorogood , Harley and Ivy find themselves on a unique date in an marooned area where they flirt Prey vs. Predator . basically , one of them involve to recover the other and capture them to win . However , there ’s a stop where the two get separated … but they do n’t make out it . Something is in the wood , and it take their forms . While Harley deals with her impostor , Ivy comes face - to - grimace with a phoney Harley that ’s wearing her old fool turnout . Trying to wear Ivy down , the pseud Harley tells her thing that pick up her off - sentry duty like that she ’ll never be loved , even by her . In the end though , the love between the two overcomes all as the two find each other and put down the mimic .

What ’s interesting about the   restitution of Quinn ’s classic fool costume   is that it ’s juxtapose perfectly with Harley ’s feel twin Ivy ’s experience . The literal Harley is the one readers have come to know now . She ’s more fun - loving , free , and has more flexibility in her fashion sense . There ’s no coarctation when it comes to her personality like when she was with Joker . The jester Harley , however , is more how she was beforehand . She ’s colder , nervy , and wants to cut down her connections with others . To her back in the solar day , Joker was all that count .

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In a way , the jester outfit ’s yield is a smart as a whip fashion of confirmingHarley ’s interesting procession since leaving the Joker . She used to be so isolated and controlled as show by the way of life it enwrap her whole consistence in a bodysuit , her whole personality revolving around Joker . Once she left and spill the courting though , her personality became freer . Her power to just be herself with Ivy is reflected by the new kit she has that let her be able to express herself . The parts that made Harley who she is have room to breathe . While the return of her jester outfit was an interesting look down retention lane , it also register just how differentHarley Quinnis now and the changes her reference has die through before and after Joker to become the darling DC icon she is today .

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