We all love our geek swag and we spend good money on it, too much to simply wear it on weekends or during cons! So here at Girls on Games, we want you to have a geek chic outfit for every occasion. We’ve teamed up with Ubi Workshop to bring you fashionable fall ensembles that go from casual to formal and everything in between.
Ali: The Abstergo Entertainment Intern
You’ve done it! You’ve landed your dream internship in one of the biggest entertainment companies in the world! You may be ready to climb the corporate ladder but you still want to rock that comfy youthful ensemble. Ali paired her Abstergo Entertainment baseball tee with some staple pieces: leggings, grey Vans, a beanie and a killer jean vest. Paint your nails red and flick that liner into a cat-eye to let them know that you still mean business!
Ali modeling the Assassin’s Creed Black Flag – Abstergo Entertainment baseball tee from Ubi Workshop. Makeup by Paris Mansouri. Photo © Girls on Games.
Ali Modeling the Assassin’s Creed Black Flag – Abstergo Entertainment baseball tee from Ubi Workshop – Outfit Details Photo © Girls on Games.
Cat SD: Victorian Details
The Assassin’s Creed Syndicate Hidden Blade long sleeve shirt is a great wardrobe staple that can be work appropriate. Catherine went on the more casual side of business casual by pairing this detailed shirt with dark jeans, army style booties, a colourful scarf, cute earrings and – as an ode to AC Syndicate’s Victorian era setting – a cameo locket. Lose the beanie, switch the booties for some tasteful flats and add a blazer or jacket you’ve got a more office appropriate look.
Catherine SD modeling the Assassin’s Creed Syndicate Hidden Blade long sleeve tee from Ubi Workshop. Photo © Girls on Games.
Catherine SD modeling the Assassin’s Creed Syndicate Hidden Blade long sleeve tee from Ubi Workshop. Outfit Details. Photo © Girls on Games.
Cat A: The Retro Hipster
Ah the hipster trend: where casual meets preppy in an eclectic yet appealing way. Cat A rolled up the sleeves to her Ubisoft Vintage Logo baseball tee and paired it with a form fitting pencil skirt. Add a stunning pair of platform booties to amp up the style and put on a beanie for that authentic hipster look. Don’t forget your headphones so you can listen to the latest underground band on your iPhone. We’ve probably haven’t heard of it anyway.
Catherine Ashley modeling the Ubisoft Vintage Logo baseball tee by Ubi Workshop. Makeup by Paris Mansouri. Photo © Girls on Games
Catherine Ashley modeling the Ubisoft Vintage Logo baseball tee by Ubi Workshop. Outfit details. Photo © Girls on Games
Leah: Rock & Leap of Faith
Wearing this ensemble doesn’t require a leap of faith. Leah was inspired by the eagle design of her Altaïr tank top and went all out rocker: a pleather jacket, studded platform sneakers, a silver statement necklace and killer shades. Swap the jacket for a form fitting blazer, the sneakers for a classic pump, add an elegant clutch and you’ve got a formal look that is evening appropriate yet still edgy.
Leah modeling the Assassin’s Creed Altaïr tank top by Ubi Workshop. Photo © Girls on Games.
Leah modeling the Assassin’s Creed Altaïr tank top by Ubi Workshop. Outfit details. Photo © Girls on Games.
Shannon: A Templar Formal Affair
Who’d wear a sweater to a formal occasion? A fashionable geek like Shannon, that’s who! Dress up your Assassin’s Creed Unity Elise sweater with shiny leggings, elegant boots and delicate earrings. Finish off the look with a belt to flatter your figure like the Assassin’s Creed III Connor belt or the Assassin’s Creed Aveline belt. Yes, it’s ok to mix Templar items with Assassin’s Creed ones. After all, Elise and Arno do join forces in the end.
Shannon modeling the Assassin’s Creed Unity Elise sweater and the Assasin’s Creed III Connor belt by Ubi Workshop. Makeup by Paris Mansouri. Photo © Girls on Games.
Shannon modeling the Assassin’s Creed Unity Elise sweater and the Assasin’s Creed III Connor belt by Ubi Workshop. Outfit details. Photo © Girls on Games.
Disclaimer and Credits: Ubi Workshop graciously provided the items featured in this article. All other articles of clothing were pieces already owned. Outfits, photography and copywriting by Girls on Games. Makeup by Paris Mansouri. Shot on location in Montreal at the Olympic Park, World Trade Centre, Square Victoria and Old Port.