A collection based on everyone's Cartoon Network favorite, "The Powerpuff Girls," along with its Japanese counterpart "Powerpuff Girls Z"!

This outfit is based on the Powerpuff villain's ordinary form, but I of course added in a nod to her crown. Yes, yellow and gold can work together! as long as you keep the yellow confined to one primary piece and make sure not to deviate from the gold you choose.

My favorite supervillain, probably of all time (and I'm a BIG Joker/Harley Quinn fan) - Him. He/She is the most badass of the Powerpuff Girl opponents in both the American and Japanese versions of the series. This Him-inspired outfit is something more suited for Bourbon Street than your neighborhood grocery store. Him would wear this sick lingerie and Amber Rose buzz cut anywhere, though. Who's going to stop Him/her, after all?

Here's an outfit inspired by the creator of the Powerpuff Girls, Professor Utonium. (In the Japanese version of the series, he has a son named Ken.) I've kept his black and white color scheme and twisted it with a funky-but-still-masculine vibe. The green nails reference the beakers of chemicals he's so often seen holding.
 
The cool sumo wig - not for the faint of heart, but perfect for a more daring girl on the street - is my little nod to the famed similarities between the Professor and another Cartoon Network favorite: Samurai Jack.

My interpretation of Blossom (she's known as Momoko in PPGZ) focuses less on her pink coloring and more on her iconic bow. She's a theme-obsessed fashionista with a fetish for interesting hair.
I can't say Blossom is my favorite of the Girls, but since she is the team leader I've made her outfit flashy with a touch of sophistication (peplum!).

I picture Bubbles ("Miyako" in PPGZ) as being a naturally beachy beauty and a bit of an unintentional hipster. Clean makeup, floaty bangs.
That necklace made of clear bubbles? You know she'd rock that thing every day of the week.