

well pattered blacks on the chest plate, and the cape connecting from under the shoulder discs, (a feature I like, from Thor: Reborn,) and gold within the armour. Here I can see what Charlie Wen ment by 'Warmer colours to represnt his growth and closer connection to the throne of asgard and Odin'. I also love that they finally added the leather skirted part dropping down from his chect peiece covering his crotch. This looks more mythically and closer resembles the fashion of another world and gods, seen in Thor: Reborn and Thor: Ages of Thunder.
I do however prefer his slevless look, as generally I prefer both characters less armoured. Not to say the armoured look was in any way flawed or bad, I just feel the less armoured look captured more sense of the comic book character and made the hero look even more muscualr and powerful.
On a girly note I also prefer hi hair in this film. previously it has been plain, a little un-styled and boring, where here we see it longer, sgraggly with various plats throughout it. I think this gave it a more fantastical and messier look, rather than a pretty-boy long blonde hair as previously seen. Though I do prefer the colour in Avengers, but this could just be the photo quality.
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