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Gal Gadot's Greatest Style Moments Beyond The 'Wonder Woman' Costume

Gadot gives us major plunging neckline goals.
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Parents & Style Editor at HuffPost UK

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Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman costume is responsible for making us want to wear swimwear as outerwear every day.

But it’s not just when in character that Gadot provides us with fierce style goals.

Gadot’s style has come a long way since she was crowned Miss Israel in 2004.

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So while we wait with bated breath to see what she wears during the Wonder Woman promotional trail in 2017, treat yourself to a little look back through some of Gadot’s  greatest style moments to date:

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At Warner Bros. Presentation at 2016 Comic-Con on 23 July 2016, in San Diego, California, US.
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In red velvet Prada at the London premiere of 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' on 22 March 2016.
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In Giambattista Valli Haute Couture while promoting 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice', at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico, on 19 March 2016.
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In Victoria Beckham at the premiere of 'Criminal' in London on 7 April 2016.
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Teaming leather with print at the world premiere of 'Riddick' in Los Angeles, on 4 December 2013.
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In Balmain at the premiere of 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' at Radio City Music Hall in New York, US, on 20 March 2016.
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At the world premiere of 'Fast & Furious 6', in London on 7 May 2013.
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At the premiere of 'Fast and Furious 5: Rio Heist', in Marseille, France, on 28 April 2011.
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In Dolce & Gabbana at the 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' photo call on 19 March 2016 in Mexico City, Mexico.
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In Dolce & Gabbana at 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' on 15 March 2016 in Los Angeles, California, US.
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In Altuzarra at 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' on 15 March 2016 in Los Angeles, California, US.
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At the Gucci Bamboo Fragrance launch on 14 July 2015 in New York City, US.

Before You Go

9 Superheroes Who Need Movies
Batgirl(01 of09)
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Stephanie Brown began as a superhero called Spoiler in order to rebel against her father, a low-level supervillain. She had a stint as a Robin before taking the Batgirl mantle from Cassandra Cain. She’s quick-witted and fairly angst-free, a rarity among Batman’s supporting cast. (credit:DC)
Blue Beetle(02 of09)
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Jaime Reyes is a Texan teen and the third person to take the reins as the Blue Beetle. He can harness the power of a mystical scarab, which gives him armor, flight, and other powers. Dorky and good-hearted, his first ongoing comic featured one of the best supporting casts, whose members all know his secret identity. A movie about Jaime could show his evolution as he learns to use the Blue Beetle armor and improve his skills as a superhero. (credit:DC)
Birds of Prey(03 of09)
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Yes, the Birds of Prey had a short-lived TV series in 2002, but let’s not talk about that. The Birds of Prey started as a duo, with former Batgirl Barbara Gordon acting as mission control for field agent Black Canary. They were later joined by 3rd core member Huntress. They also have a rotating membership of the best female heroes DC has to offer, including Big Barda and Lady Blackhawk. Awesome ladies kicking ass. There is nothing bad about that. (credit:DC)
Guy Gardner(04 of09)
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Guy is a Green Lantern constantly in Hal Jordan’s shadow. He’s foul-mouthed, short-tempered, and not the smartest, but deep (very deep) down, he’s a decent guy who wants to do the right thing. He's notable for doing anything to get and keep a Lantern ring (once going into space to find one and somehow defying the need for oxygen) and for having the worst haircut in comics. (credit:DC)
Dazzler(05 of09)
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Dazzler’s power is converting sound vibrations into light, so naturally she went into a career in disco, along with joining the X-Men. If you say you don’t want to watch a campy movie about a disco superhero on roller skates, you are lying. (credit:Marvel)
Luke Cage(06 of09)
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The current Luke Cage is a tough guy/family man with no costume, but he’s not the incarnation I’m talking about here. Way back at his inception in the 1970s, he was a jive-talking stereotype whose fighting style consisted of smashing things. Short on brains but long on brawn, his best storyline involved him confronting Doctor Doom over $200 that he promised Luke and then flaked on. Luke was the first (and so far only) hero to find Doom's armor's only weakness: being punched repeatedly in the same spot. Oh, and eventually he got his $200. (credit:Marvel)
Power Pack(07 of09)
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Alex, Julie, Jack, and Katie are four ordinary kids who get powers from a space horse and use them to go out and fight crime. Space horse. Crime fighting. If I was a kid, I’d love that movie. Who am I kidding, I would love that movie now. (credit:Marvel)
She-Hulk(08 of09)
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The Hulk’s calmer cousin, Jen Walters, is a lawyer/superhero. She got her powers by receiving a blood transfusion from Bruce Banner, and is one of the few superheroes who actually loves what she does. She’s also one of the strongest heroes, and can go toe-to-toe with Hercules. A She-Hulk movie could be part courtroom drama, part superhero movie. That could work, right? (credit:Marvel)
Spider-Girl(09 of09)
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The daughter of Spider-Man and Mary-Jane in another universe, Spider-Girl inherited her father's powers and quick wit. May “Mayday” Parker is a teenager who wants to use her powers for good. Sound familiar? Spider-Girl differs from Spider-Man in that her parents are fully aware of her abilities and more or less support her. She also has an excellent (and somewhat familiar) supporting cast, including the son of Spider-Man’s clone/partial Daredevil clone (or something, it’s confusing), Norman Osborne’s grandson, Felicia Hardy’s daughter, and J. Jonah Jameson’s grandson. This one has sequel magic written all over it. (credit:Marvel)
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