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This Gorgeous Series Of High-Fashion Eevolution Goddesses Is Simply Divine

What's your favorite Eevee evolution?

By RoAnna SylverPublished 9 years ago • 1 min read
And that's the gospel truth!

What's your favorite Eevee evolution? I can't pick either. I bet you'll have an even harder time choosing your favorite goddess version!

We can thank outstanding artist Nikkie Stinchcombe, a.k.a. LittlePaperForest, for this wonderful series of illustrations of some of our favorite Pokemon, made human — or in this case, glorious goddesses of the elements they command in-game. And as the artist tells us, they're given an extra high-fashion twist:

Inspired by cosplays both in person and online, the Gardem S/S 2014 collection and Haute Couture fashion.

I had to find out exactly what that named collection was, and yeah, that inspiration absolutely shines through. Now I'd love to see cosplays of these wonderful designs. (Cosplays of an art series inspired by cosplay? How meta. And what an amazing creative fandom collaboration!)

You can check out more amazing work at the artist's official website, and scroll down for the pantheon of elemental awesome! Enjoy!

Jolteon

Flareon

Leafeon

Glaceon

Sylveon

Eevee

Vaporeon

Umbreon and Espeon

Lastly, my usual disclaimer — as always, thank you so much for reading, and please keep all commentary respectful. Remember that this talented artist is a human like you, giving us their work on their own time, for the love of the art and the characters. Rock on, and see you again real soon!

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About the Creator

RoAnna Sylver

Writes weird books about marginalized people surviving/rocking out (CHAMELEON MOON, STAKE SAUCE), amazing puns, and geeky articles. Lives with chronic pain/genetic weirdness. An actual mutant. Open Your Eyes, Look Up To The Skies And See!

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    Written by RoAnna Sylver