Here’s another post dedicated to all of you that still play the same games that you did when you were 8. (In case you missed it, see our Freddi Fish fashion post from last time!)

As you guys know, I will continue to play these games until I die…Or at least until the CD wears out.

In this game, you play as a fox, who also happens to be a spy. And well…his name is Spy Fox, which is self-explanatory. Along with help from his comrades, Monkey Penny and Professor Quack, he’s pretty much unstoppable. The sky is the limit with Spy Fox and that’s in relation to his fancy gadgets, the villains he meets and the puzzles that you have to solve together.

Though these games stumped me much more often than Freddi Fish, I did enjoy the increased amount of creativity that went into these games. The worlds were much more intricate than those of any other kid’s game on the market, the puzzles were more engaging and most importantly, the “stakes” were much higher. That is, if you can count the possibility of not having regular cereal milk as a “risk.”

Overall, Spy Fox was a game series that treated me like an adult even though I had the brain of a child. So, this week I’ve created three outfits drawing inspiration from Mr. Fox and the rest of the gang at the Mobile Command Center.

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Spy Fox

Spy Fox, our protagonist, is almost as suave as he is sarcastic. He uses his smooth-talking capabilities to his advantage to get himself out of hot water a majority of the time. However, when he can’t talk himself out of a situation, that’s when he uses one of his handy-dandy gadgets that he keeps in his suit.

Products: Choker – DSW, Shoes – Nordstrom Rack, Pants – ASOS, Tank – Forever 21, Blazer – ASOS

Spy Fox is never seen without a white suit jacket and a pair of black pants, so to start off this outfit inspiration, I began with the basics: a cutout white blazer and a pair of wide-leg trousers. Not only do they get the job done, but they’re a more modern take on the classic spy uniform.