Pink cut and side extension
Start with a pale pink, short asymmetrical wig. Add the long segmented side extension shown in the official visual; secure it to a wig cap or hidden support so it will not swing into your face.
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A reference-led build plan for Talia’s revealed Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 look. Keep the pink hair, dark face covering, angular black-and-gray jacket, and chrome-like arm detail true to the official image; adapt the fit for your comfort.
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Start with one source
Before sourcing fabric or shaping props, open the official character material and choose one full-body Talia image to follow. The visible cast portrait shows a short, asymmetrical pink cut with a long segmented side extension, a dark face covering, a cropped dark jacket with geometric gray panels and pink-purple accents, and a chrome-like forearm detail. Keep your color placement and proportions tied to that image instead of blending in generic cyberpunk accessories.
For lower-body details that are not clear in the cast portrait, use the full official visual as the authority rather than guessing the exact shoes or adding unconfirmed gear.
Official Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 character page · Crunchyroll cast announcement and Talia visual · Crunchyroll trailer and visual report
The silhouette
Start with a pale pink, short asymmetrical wig. Add the long segmented side extension shown in the official visual; secure it to a wig cap or hidden support so it will not swing into your face.
Use a lightweight, breathable mask that echoes the dark respirator shape. Make it removable and keep your peripheral vision and airflow clear; do not attach rigid pieces near the eyes.
Choose a dark cropped jacket as the base. Build the gray geometric shoulder and sleeve panels from flexible fabric appliqués, then add the visible magenta-purple trim from your chosen reference.
Recreate the cybernetic forearm with foam, fabric, or flexible thermoplastic. Keep the wrist and fingers movable, edges rounded, and the prop light enough for a full convention day.
Use the dark trousers and pale seam details visible in the official image as cues. The cast portrait does not clearly establish exact footwear, so choose comfortable closed shoes and avoid calling them screen-accurate.
The reference has an open, cropped silhouette. A fitted black tank or bodysuit underneath keeps the visual balance while offering more coverage and easier movement.
Color check
Use the official visual to tune the exact shades. These broad color families capture the visible design without substituting a different outfit:
Keep bright colors in small areas and let the dark jacket silhouette do most of the work. Match the placement of each accent to the one reference you selected.
Build order
Save one official full-body reference, note the main color blocks, and measure the jacket and trousers. Do a quick paper layout before cutting any fabric.
Keep the mask and arm piece detachable. Test the wig extension with the jacket collar so they do not catch on each other.
Walk, sit, raise both arms, and check your view through the mask. Pack spare fasteners, wig pins, water, and a small repair kit.
Check venue rules for face coverings and props. Use no sharp edges, functioning weapons, or heavy metal pieces.
Reference and product note: This is a DIY construction guide based on official character materials, not an official costume or a claim that a licensed Talia outfit is available. Any future product listings should be checked against the official design before being described as a match.
Quick answers
Use the official visual as your reference for Talia’s pink asymmetrical hair and long side extension, dark face mask, cropped black jacket with angular gray panels and magenta accents, and cybernetic-looking forearm detail.
The official Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 character page and Crunchyroll’s cast announcement link to the character materials. Choose one full-body image and follow it consistently.
Use a breathable, removable face covering, keep the forearm prop lightweight and free of sharp edges, and test visibility, movement, and comfort before the event.
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