Both Han Solo and Lando Calrissian wore shirts with similar open flap collars. You can see in this second image, that Casian has a similar overlapping collar, although his looks like it is more than just the collar. I think these inset front collar pieces extend up to the back collar, but I did not measure it right and I had to create a separate back collar piece. The shirt collar is the most distinctive feature the collar has a flap that hangs open slightly. The sleeves are 3/4 length and have a relaxed fit. Based on the creases at her elbow joint, I chose linen which creases very easily. Jyn’s shirt is a medium-gray woven shirt, likely made of linen, cotton, or similar natural fiber. Now that the DVD/Blu-Ray of “Rogue One” has come out you can be sure that there are more high-res character images flooding the internet. I created a Pinterest Board full of images of Jyn’s costume and I will keep adding to it as I see more high res images of her costume. The vest resembles old military flack vest with ample pockets and the pants are similar to work-pants like Dickies or Carhartts. Everything about her clothing and accessories is very utilitarian. She also has an olive green bomber jacket and gray woven scarf when she visits Jedha, but I wanted to make the costume from the end of the movie so I won’t be covering those garments here. Jyn’s ensemble is a pair of relaxed-fit black pants, a relaxed-fit gray shirt, and a cropped brown vest. This post is entirely about the construction of the costume. I’ve already written about my reasons for choosing to cosplay Jyn Erso, who has captivated me since before “Rogue One” came out.

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