GeekMom Fashion Inspiration: Mori Girl Rey

Rey-inspired mori girl outfit by Sophie Brown. Photos: fair use, see links below

Depending on how well versed you are about fashion trends (don’t worry, I’m not either), you may have heard of Mori Girl–a Japanese fashion style that translates as “forest girl.” I discovered Mori Girl thanks to Jen Yates over at EPBOT and was instantly struck by how perfect a fit the style was for a casual Rey outfit. Mori Girl style focuses on natural colors–browns, beiges, and tans feature prominently–and natural materials such as linens and cloth, plus loose flowing layers, all of which are a perfect fit for our favorite desert dwelling scavenger.


Top, Cardigan & Belt: Loose flowing fabrics are key to Rey’s outfit. Layer together a casual top like this one from Amazon and a flowing cardigan, then gather them together with a belt, or two if you want to stay true to Rey’s original look.

Shoes & Socks: Rey’s original shoes were these gorgeous Piper V Dark Brown’s from Po-Zu. If nearly £100 is a little out of your price range (and that’s the sale price), then any soft ankle boot will work. Pair them with chunky wool socks or, failing that, a pair of chunky knitted or crocheted leg warmers. It is worth noting, however, that Po-Zu–the company behind the original Rey boots–are ranked number one for ethical shoes by The Good Shopping Guide and the boots are fully vegetarian.

Related Post

Gloves: Another key element of Rey’s outfit is her arm wraps. While wrapping bandages up your arms might not be the most fashion-forward trend of the summer and will be very tricky to maintain (trust me, I cosplayed as Rey last year), a pair of long gloves will work wonders to keep you warm once winter returns and will perfectly capture Rey’s style. Go for a chunky knitted/crocheted style or plain cotton/linen rather than the silky, shiny materials of true opera gloves for authenticity.

Bag: Where would Rey be without BB-8? Still stuck on the dusty desert backwater of Jakku most likely. No Rey outfit can be complete without a trusty droid accessory, after all, it’s hard to justify walking around with a giant staff, not to mention surprisingly difficult on a busy city underground train–trust me, I tell you this from experience!

Shopping List:

Liked it? Take a second to support GeekDad and GeekMom on Patreon!

Share
Published by
Tags: Star Wars

Recent Posts

Kickstarter Tabletop Alert: Lewis and Clark … and Monsters in ‘Corps of Discovery’

You probably learned in school that Lewis and Clark were commissioned by the President to…

April 23, 2024

Review – The Flash #8: Closing In

As the search for Wally continues, Amanda Waller sets her sights on the Flash Family.

April 23, 2024

Review – The Penguin #9: Family Business

Penguin has returned to Gotham—but his daughter intends him to have a short stay.

April 23, 2024

Review – Harley Quinn #39: The New Gig

Harley has a new purpose—and a first client, in the form of Maxie Zeus.

April 23, 2024

Review – Power Girl #8: Unlikely Allies

It's time for Power Girl to enter the House of Brainiac—for a team-up with Crush.

April 23, 2024

Review – Batman: Dark Age #2 – The Lost Boy

Bruce Wayne finds his escape from prison in the Army—but Vietnam proves to be more…

April 23, 2024

This website uses cookies.