You can find a much higher-res version of that image at this link, should you desire. I've always been curious about the look of Selina Kyle in Dark Knight Rises (knowing Nolan, I'm curious if he even calls her Catwoman), but, as one might expect, it's less of a sexpot costume like Michelle Pfeifer wore and more of a practical affair from the looks of it, exactly the kind of skin-tight, cleavage-less affair that a cat burglar might wear. She appears to be driving a Batpod, curiously, although given the military origins of the technology as people pointed out in this week's Bane costume post, it's possible that she picked one up on the black market rather than stole it from Bruce Wayne or anything.
WWTDD.com has a bunch of pictures of a stuntwoman dressed in the outfit actually driving a Batpod, but I'm assuming her appearance in the scene in the shots is intended to be a surprise, so I'll leave you to click on the link if you wish to see them. They're paparazzi shots, so they're from far away and a bit small. The image above should be enough to start a decent little debate, though...





























too hot
I approve.
looks practical. Now will we see her topless in this movie since she seems to do that alot in movies.
This just looks like a girl on a motorcycle. Is this a shot of Ms. Kyle before she becomes Catwoman? I can't help but feel that the costume is a bit too far on the practical side, sacrificing the appearance of a known character.
Still not sold on this movie but hey, I can dig Anne Hathaway in that costume.
I posted this in the comic vine forum, thought it was kinda comical:
"Lol it's funny reading the comments on the Screened forum for this post and on Comic Vine. Screened people accept it and say it's cool, Comic Vine people semi tear it apart."
Hehehe...
These studio lit promo images always look horrible. Once you see the costume in motion with the appropriate post-production/colour grading I'm sure it will look great.
This is Christopher Nolan people, pretty sure he knows what he's doing.
Also, I love watching Tom Hardy, but that Bane design looks so out of place to me in the Christopher Nolan Batman universe.
Works for me. As much as I'd love to see her in a skin-tight leather cat suit I can completely understand why Nolan would go the practical route and maybe not even call her Catwoman. After having my doubts about DKR and being rather blown away by the movie I'm just going to relax and wait.
How can any of you even draw conclusions of the suit from this picture? She's leaning forward on the bike, covering most of her body.