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Deathloop artist showcases the spunky's smart '60s-inspired fashion

For a gang of brutal killers trapped on a dateless murder island, Deathloop's heroes and villains are impeccably well-groomed. In a new video from GameInformer, Arkane lead quality artist Jean-Baptiste Ferder detailed how the team stitched jointly such a fashionable cast.

The stars of the catwalk are, of course, main characters Colt and Juliana. Our stubborn, clapped out down hero naturally has a drained old jacket, flavoured with customised patches. Juliana's contrive is much simpler—she lets her gun do the speaking, so much of the detail has been regenerate for her rifle.

But these designs are practically tame compared to the Visionaries, the eight targets Colt needs to kill to leakage the island. This is our first look at the entire line-up, and the looks are disorienting. Ferder cites hairdressing icon Vidal Sassoon and Curtsy Moat trip the light fantastic clips as key drivers of Deathloop's snappy looks, which range from jazzy suits and minimalist masks to flat-panelled dresses and practical jumpsuits.

The team has gone to some ridiculous lengths to paint these characters through flatbottomed the smallest details. Did you notice Colt's belt buckle like, at all? Because Arkane's jumper lead concept artist forged it, for true, ahead modelling it in the game proper.

Deathloop's style isn't simply visual, either. This month, Arkane released the spirited's brilliant, Bond-style paper Sung on Spotify. Deathloop is coming to Steam and Bethesda.net on May 21st.

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