Joe Quesada Artwork of full body portrait of Skitter, Taylor wore various costumes made of spider silk.  Initially, she wears a black-and-grey spider silk bodysuit with armor panels made out of insect shells and exoskeletons augmented with more spider silk. She dyes it black with grey paneling before she goes out.  The yellow lenses of her mask are durable, high-end swim goggles tinted to help filter out bright lights, with lenses from an old pair of her glasses sealed inside with silicon. Her mask leaves the back of her head uncovered and her hair free to fly behind her.  The costume lacks the full extent of the armor paneling she planned, including protection for the back of her head, but the armor covers her face, chest, spine, stomach and major joints (including wrists, shoulders, elbows and knees). Each had \'layers\' resembling a pillbug. The mask design features dull yellow lenses and sections of armor designed to imitate a bug’s mandibles. She kept her costume clean by having bugs eat and clean any waste and wiping it down with a cloth. The spider-silk fabric is too tough to cut with an x-acto knife, although it can be slowly cut through using wire cutters. It was mostly waterproof. Prior to dying, the costume\'s prototype had fabric that was a dirty yellow-gray color, and the armour was naturally a dark mottled brown-gray. full body Artwork by Joe Quesada