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Part of my Supers Universe

Name: Tiffany Knight

Alias: Spectre

Age: 38

Affiliation: None

Family: Vincent Knight (Father)

Powers: none

Daughter of the infamous Spectre, Tiffany Knight makes her living far more legally. A world famous model and designer, she is also the official designer/tailor for the the super powered community. When she was just starting out, she used her dad's contacts to build a client base. Her discretion earned her more clients both hero and villain. To keep her clients anonymous, Tiffany only accepts cash. Of course, payment plans can be put in place should the client be strapped for cash.

*NOTES*

The Edna Mode of my Supers universe. It always bothered me that somehow all these people would conveniently know how to sew a costume together...Either that or becoming a superhero/villain grants you the power to use a sewing machine. But then the movie The Incredibles came out and suddenly there was a reasonable explanation. Then I found out Marvel also had a tailor as well. And my favorite comic of all time (Invincible) has one who is a pretty main character in the early books. So the idea isn't new. The key difference here however is that she also does suits for the villains as well as the heroes.

Description

Part of my Supers Universe

Name: Tiffany Knight

Alias: Spectre

Age: 38

Affiliation: None

Family: Vincent Knight (Father)

Powers: none

Daughter of the infamous Spectre, Tiffany Knight makes her living far more legally. A world famous model and designer, she is also the official designer/tailor for the the super powered community. When she was just starting out, she used her dad's contacts to build a client base. Her discretion earned her more clients both hero and villain. To keep her clients anonymous, Tiffany only accepts cash. Of course, payment plans can be put in place should the client be strapped for cash.

*NOTES*

The Edna Mode of my Supers universe. It always bothered me that somehow all these people would conveniently know how to sew a costume together...Either that or becoming a superhero/villain grants you the power to use a sewing machine. But then the movie The Incredibles came out and suddenly there was a reasonable explanation. Then I found out Marvel also had a tailor as well. And my favorite comic of all time (Invincible) has one who is a pretty main character in the early books. So the idea isn't new. The key difference here however is that she also does suits for the villains as well as the heroes.