Coolest Outfits in Cyberpunk 2077

Let’s be honest with ourselves. The biggest reason any of us play games with customization is to create the best looks for our characters. Stats be damned. If I don’t look absolutely fabulous while collecting boar livers for a pie, then I don’t even want to bother. Cyberpunk 2077 has a really good clothing system, made even better since the 2.0 Update. However, there are Outfits to collect that give V an entirely unique look. They’re usually tied to missions or mini-games but the following pieces are definitely worth the hassle.

Where to find the best looks in Cyberpunk 2077

Netrunner Outfit

This Outfit is given to V by Solomon Reed and Alex towards the end of the Phantom Liberty campaign. It’s important to dress your best for monumental occasions and I can’t think of one much grander than what happens after putting on these duds.

Roach Whisperer

V can live out their fantasy of being a ranch hand with this Western-inspired look. The Roach Whisperer Outfit is a reward for beating the top score in the Roach Whisperer arcade game. Numerous cabinets can be found around Night City, giving V plenty of opportunity to play.

Aguilar’s Suit

Following the completion of the Phantom Liberty campaign, V will receive a gig from Mr. Hands which requires them to impersonate an individual. To fit the part, V is given a stylish suit. While this look can be duplicated fairly easily with different pieces of the wardrobe, this Outfit comes together in a sleek way that’s sure to impress.

Trauma Team Uniform

Ever since V and Jackie had an encounter with Trauma Team, players have been begging CD Projekt Red to add a version of their suit to V’s wardrobe. Since the 2.0 Update, should players beat the high score in the Trauma Drama arcade game, V will be able to add the fabled gear, along with a few other goodies, to their collection.

Tactical Diving Suit

Phantom Liberty keeps dishing up the hottest looks! The Tactical Diving Suit is given to V by Solomon Reed and Alex during the campaign for an infiltration mission. It was nice to have another reason to go diving aside from the date with Judy. Even better, once that mission is over, you can keep the suit and do your best Solid Snake impression.

Afterlife Netrunning Suit

V’s armoire is lousy with netrunner suits. Most are your typical black garb which is why the Afterlife’s version is my favorite. I don’t even like the color orange but the way it makes the other details pop is incredible. This Outfit is found in Nix’s room of the Afterlife during the For Whom the Bell Tolls mission.

Arasaka Spacesuit

Should players manage to wrangle “The Sun” ending, they’ll see V depart on one final mission to the Crystal Palace. For those unaware, the Crystal Palace is a casino between the Earth and the Moon. As such, V is gonna need a literal spacesuit for this heist. Though modding it can add it to your inventory much earlier, it’s a shame we never get to see any more of it or the mission.