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Compare [[Chrome Champion]], [[Celestial Body]] (if someone wearing this ''actually'' has stars within them). In live action or animation, this may become a variant of [[Unmoving Pattern]].
[[I Thought It Meant|Not to be confused]] with [[Wearing a Flag on Your Head]] or [[Captain Geographic]], even if you live in [[Small Reference Pools|one of the 30% of countries]] where such confusion is possible.
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* Eternity from the [[Marvel Universe]]. Quasar (who is the Champion of Eternity... Well, actually Infinity, but they're the same being or... something) tends to have this weird effect with his cloak.
* [[Captain Mar-Vell|Genis-Vell]] had a similar deal going with the blue portion of his uniform.
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** The ''Legionnaires'' duplicate of Laurel Gand, Andromeda, wore a starfield outfit. In reboot continuity, so did her alleged ancestor Lar Gand (M'onel).
* Donna Troy, [[Wonder Woman]]'s former [[Sidekick]], has an outfit made out of starfield fabric. Some artists even give her Star Spangled '''Hair'''! (like in the image)
* The current{{when}} version of [[Supergirl]] villain Reactron wears a suit like this. He claimed it was "made from a region of space", but later admitted this was untrue. The [[Pre-Crisis]] version wore a purple outfit with big five-pointed stars all over it.
* In ''[[The Sandman]]'', at times Morpheus' cape appears to be made out of the night sky.
* [[Green Lantern]] Kyle Rayner used one of these during his more recent time as Ion.
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