However, many of Storm's underrated costumes deserve more attention. Storm has worn some incredible outfits that only ...

Fans have taken to social media to discuss the other possibilities, too, including what it might look like to use Doctor ...

Transferring from a successful run in Bath a few years ago, Oliver Cotton wants to marry politics and art to work his way up to the encounter between an ageing Johann Sebastian Bach and Frederick II ...

Now, fans are convinced that Season 2 will likely revolve around the Hellfire Gala based on a text they found in an in-game Gallery Card. In the game, Gallery Cards serve the purpose of laying out ...

Keen-eyed Marvel Rivals players have spotted an in-game reference that seems to suggest that Season 2’s theme and characters will revolve around the classic Marvel comics storyline, the Hellfire Gala.

Longtime Marvel fans recognize the Hellfire Gala as a prestigious social event for mutants. Its inclusion in Marvel Rivals could mean alternative costumes for characters like Storm in her regal Queen ...

It appears that next season will focus on the Hellfire Gala. This is based on the final lore page released in Season 1, which states: “Now if you’ll excuse me, Doom has a gala to attend.” ...

Leaks have begun to surface, revealing suggestions about Season 2’s direction with some even alluding to high-profile events such as the Hellfire ... heroes and stylish costumes straight from ...

The Hellfire Gala debuted in June 2021 in the Reign of X relaunch ... It was meant to mimic the real life Met Gala, with everyone attending wearing outrageous costumes and a touch of wealth felt ...

Season 2's theme in Marvel Rivals may be the Hellfire Club, with Dr. Doom 2099 and Emma Frost rumored to make an appearance. The Hellfire Club is a notable group in the X-Men lore, originating in ...

Kanye West, Kim Kardashian West at arrivals for Camp: Notes on Fashion Met Gala Costume Institute Annual Benefit – Part 3, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY May 6, 2019. Photo By ...

Everything is better at The White Lotus—even the clothes. Just ask Alex Bovaird, the show’s costume designer since season one. This isn’t a resort where people roll around in their pajamas.