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The LEGO Batman Movie Premiere – Red Carpet Fashion

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Brick Fanatics sent our fashion guru, Daniel Konstanski, to the hottest ticket in town – the premiere of The LEGO Batman Movie. Here are the fashion winners and losers of the evening.

The red carpet had no shortage of crazy and fab fashion. While Bruce Wayne went for a crisp white suit, some heroes and villains took risks that were on fleek. Send out the signal for those who did it best.

Any man bold enough to wear pink on the red carpet makes the best dressed list by sheer force of will.

We were wowed by Calculator Man’s uncompromising shoulder pads.

Batman’s designer utility belts never fail to dazzle.

Orca was wise to shine those scales.

King Tut has us dreaming of scarab jewelry for our next big night.

Bat Girl struts her stuff in a colour blocked ensemble and designer cowl.

Hollywood’s Golden Boy brings the heat. We would drop the mic too.

Pirate Batman cuts a bold, swashbuckling figure.

We would say that a house robe is not formal enough for this affair, but those abs can do no wrong.

Is it hot in here?

Heavy Armour Batman did not skip arm day. He turned our heads even if he can’t turn his.

It’s a bold move to wear a skirt and knee high pink boots, but Barbara pulls it off.

Alfred, with those tails, we are at your service.

Style, sophistication – he can riddle us anytime he wants.

With a look this dependable we won’t just pencil Calendar Man in.

Dick Grayson is sporting a wide eyed preppy look for his first stroll down the red carpet.

Holy fashion fail, how the mighty have fallen. While we have seen the stars that shimmered and shone, the premiere was truly was a dark night for these cast members.

We are big fans of the furry boots and corset but she lost us with the chapeau.

Zodiac Man or Blue Man performer? We cannot tell the difference.

Killer outfit, but those horizontal stripes look more flab than fab.

No. Just no. This outfit puts Bat Santa on the naughty list.

We want to eat him, but just to make this outfit go away.

Beach casual rarely works at these things.

This takes retro a little too far.

So awesome, but Glam Bat’s studded epaulets were snagging people’s finery all night. That is not how you steal the spotlight.

Man-Bat’s suit against his plastic surgeon is pending, but he should consider filing against his stylist as well.

Do you think he is compensating for something?

Mr. Freeze’s ensemble leaves us cold.

Who wore it better?

We were hoping for more from this trademark toughie.

Is the upside down belt a mistake or a statement? Mistake, we are going with mistake.

Kudos to the Joker’s hairdresser, but this outfit’s conflict of interest is no laughing matter.

The minifigures used in these images are part of The LEGO Batman Movie and DC Super Heroes ranges, available to buy from the official LEGO online store.

Check back regularly at Brick Fanatics for plenty more The LEGO Batman Movie content, including our The LEGO Batman Movie Premiere build features.

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Daniel: When I was 3 years old my dad bought home 6659 TV Camera Crew as a gift — he had no idea what he had just unleashed. Three decades and no dark age later, I am still going strong. My love of LEGO led me to a career in Civil Engineering and I am now raising three budding LEGO lovers with my lovely wife who is, bless her, a huge supporter of my brick addiction. When not writing for Brick Fanatics or fulfilling my duties as the U.S. Editor of Blocks Magazine I enjoy collecting, MOCing, exhibiting, as well as running, climbing and home improvement.

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When I was 3 years old my dad bought home 6659 TV Camera Crew as a gift — he had no idea what he had just unleashed. Three decades and no dark age later, I am still going strong. My love of LEGO led me to a career in Civil Engineering and I am now raising three budding LEGO lovers with my lovely wife who is, bless her, a huge supporter of my brick addiction. When not writing for Brick Fanatics or fulfilling my duties as the U.S. Editor of Blocks Magazine I enjoy collecting, MOCing, exhibiting, as well as running, climbing and home improvement.

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